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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXX, Issue 26, 26 June 1902, Page 17

Were the example of the proprietor of the Grid iron Hotel, Princes street South, Dunedin, generally followed there would have been few opportunities for the authorities to make uncomplimentary reports on the requirements for hotels, or for the Licensing Bench to admonish the owners. This old-established hostelry, which by the way has accommodation for upwards of 100 guests, has recently been thoroughly overhauled and refurnished in all departments. Special attention has been paid to the sanitary arrangements, and the lavatories and bathrooms are fitted op according to the best principles approved by those who make a speciality and life study of such work. This in itself is a very important matter at the present time, when no precaution should be omitted which would tend to preserve the health of the individual. As the Gridiron has always been a favorite resort of the travelling public the fitting and furnishing of the bedrooms have received particular attention, this being carried out in a Btyle befitting a first-class hotel. The dining room, too, has been completely renovated and refurnished, and the lighting and ventilation perfected, so that now 100 guests can sit down at one time without being inconvenienced, the diners feeling as comfortable as if they were Beated at table in their own houses. It is unnecessary to mention that the manager, Mr C. Nieper, who has a well-known reputation as the most generous and genial of hoet°, will keep a table replete with all the delicacies of the season, a fact which should attract many business men to the luncheon which will be ready at any time from 12 to 2. Tourißts, travellers, and families will find at the Gridiron everything to satisfy the most exacting — punctuality, the best attention, civility, and unsurpassed accommodation...

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