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Northward Bound with Caravan and Camera


" QUEENSLANDER " HOTEL LIST.
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The travelling public finds this list a useful guide to the leading hotels in
Queensland. Northern Rivers, and el«e where llotelkeepers wishing to l>«
included in this list should forward the usual amount of subscription, viz.
£1/8/ per annum. Address. The Manager, "The Quccnslander." Couriei
Every^iotelkecper'&n this list is a regular subscriber to "The Qucenslander.".
ALI.ORA. IPSWICH.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL—J. Dodd. CENTRAL HOTEL.—Mr. F. S. Town send
_____ Nicholas-street.
AUbltiNY.
ACBIGNY HOTEL.—Miss E. M'Cormack. KURANDA.
DARRON FALLS HOTEL.—Mrs. L. R.
BLACKHUTT. Pearce.
ROYAL HOTEL.—Mrs M. E. Houston.
KALDAR.
BRISBANE. FASSIFERN HOTEL.—Mr. Ralph Holmes.
ALBF.RT HOTEL, Albert-street.—J. J.
(Jim) Grayson.
ATLAS HOTEL.—M. J. Bowles, Stanley KINGAROY.
and Russell streets, South Brisbane. CARROLLEE HOTEL.—Mr. P. P. O'Brien
BARRY'S HOTEL, Stanley-street.—M. J. CLUB HOTEL.—Mr. E. F. Bolto«.
Barry.
DKIANEY'S HOTEL, opp. Melbourne- LEYBURN
street Station, South Brisbane.—Jack roYAL nOTEL.—Mrs. Minnie Butler.
Delaney.
EMPIRE HOTEL.—Messrs. Burton and «___,--,_._, ~---
Lesebert Brunswick-street. Valln. MARYBOROUGH.
EXHIBITIONiSStE corner of Leleh- MARYBOROUGH ROYAL HOTEL.-Mr.
hardt and Glpps streets, Valley.—*. V. «*• Anderson.
Rawlings, ppr. •
GLOBE HOTEL, Adelaide-street.—*'. . W. M*. GARNET.
Walsh. KIT. GARNET HOTEL.—Mrs. J. Lucy.
GRAND CENTRAL nOTEL.—Mrs. tt.
Hartlgan, Queen and Elizabeth streets. MUCKADILLA.
GMESHAM HOTEL.—T. M. them. MUCKADILLA HOTEL.—F. W. Zerk.
GKOSVENOR HOTEL, George-street.—J.
J. Murphy. NANANGO.
HOTEL ARCADIA.—P. J. Da lion prop-. TILACE HOTEL.—Mr. N. G. Hughes.
Elizabeth-street, opposite State tn*w-
ance Building. STANTHORPE.
HOI EL CARLTON, Queen-«?rett. —Mr. T. HOTEL STANTHORPE.—Mr. M Landy.
Wlnterbottom.
HOTEL CECIL, George-street.—Mr. W. de BOUTHPORT.
BHva. BOUTHPORT HOTEL.—Nearest hotel to
HOTEL ORIENT, Petrie rtlght.—ll A. main beach.—James Shepherd, proprietor.
Elson. — ~—
HOTEL TERMINUS, Melbourne-street, op- TOOGOOLAWAII.
posite Railway Station, 8011 th Brisbane- CLUB HOTEL.—J. L. Hayes.
II?T EI eHP R-J T MOOlre> H?m*" «« WESTE^^O^Mrs. M. A
KKOGH'B GRAND HOTEL, Mary-stre-Jt - Dennett, proprietress, late of Barealdtae
Proprietress, Mrs. M. M. Keogn. an« Mackay.
NATIONAL HOTEL.—Rowes Ltd., Qua**-
street. TINGOORA.
ORIENTAL HOTEL.—Andy ?wyer. ear. HOME CREEK HOTEL.—Hutchinson and
Albert and Mary streets. Wallace.
PRINCE CONSORT HOTEL.—Mrs. J. _. -,?_-__ ..
MurohT Valley Corner. TOWNSVILLE.
QIEEN'S HOTEL, Creek-ttreet.—Arch- QtEEN'S HOTEL.—Queen's Hotel, Ltd.
deacon and Watts, prop., late of Mcl-
' bourne. WALLUMBILLA.
RAILWAY HOTEL, opposite Roma-Street FFDFRAL HOTEL (C.T.A. house).-Mrs.
Railway Station. Brisbane.—Mr. E. C. A 11. M'Cracken.
Jessup.
ROYAL HOTEL, Queen-street.—Pat. Scan- WOODY POINT.
lon. _ PALACE HOTEL.—Mrs. L. Filmer pro-
ROYAL EXCHANGE HOTEL.—P. H. prletress.
Bishop, proprietor, High-street, opposite
Post Office, Toowong. YBULBA.
STEWART'S CRITERION HOTEL.—G. 4. CLUB HOTEL.—Mrs. L. A. Jackson.
Stewart, George-street. .
TRANSCONTINENTAL HOTUI., George- NORTHERN RIVERS. N.S.W.
street, Brisbane.—Tom Dwyer. RRiivswirir items
TRFASURY HOTEL, George and Ell«a- ocrAN vSwiiorfi If, f' • ? .
beth streets.—Mr. D. G. O'Connor. OCHAN VIEW "OTELj—Mr. 1 J. Njlm.
THEATRE ROYAL HOTEL.—Mrs. E. Casey. ArSTRALIAN imvtpi ' m. .« ..
proprietress, Ellxaheth-street. ni^?7 HOTEL—Mr. Wallnce
IJKION CLUB HOTEL.—Mr. « 11. Davis. "leni-
Queen-street.
VAI.LELY'S AUSTRALIAN HOTEL *
ACACIA GARDEN.—Mr. neter Vallely.
Queen and Albert streets.
IWNIIAHKRn.
HOTEL BUNDABERG.—Bob Srhleusner,
Quay-street
FF.T>KRAL HOTF.L.—Ceo. Parry.
GRAND HOTF.L, C.T.A.—Mrs. S. M'Crnck«n
ItOYAL HOTEL. C.T.A.—Mr. H M. Dotin
lass.
ItETOOTA.
REIOOTA MOTRI., vln Wlndorah—Mr. C.
H A. Garret t.
CHILDERS.
PALACE HOTEL. C.T.A.—Mr. F J Sidney.
CAMOOWEAL.
POST OFFICE lIOTFT..—Mr. IV R. Rellly.
CORDALBA.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL.—Mr. T. J. Cos
tello.
DALLARNIL.
I'F.R MINUS HOTEL.—Mr. W. G M'Gil
very.
DINGO.
DINGO HOTEL.—Mr. F. A. Chardon.
DARWIN. N.T.
VICTORIA HOTEL.—Dunrnn Gordon,
manager.
GYMPIE.
NORTHUMBERLAND HOTEL J. Mac
gregor.
GAYNDAII.
ROYAL HOTEL.—Mrs. J. Johnston.
HOWARD.
HOWARD HOTEL, Howard. C.T.A. House.
—Mrs. B. T. Bragg.

EMPIRE HOTEL,
Rrnnswlck-st.. Valley, Brisbane.
Tariff 10/ per day.
Room and breakfast.
Hot and cold water.
Sewerage system.
Home supplies dept.. Delivery F.0.R., rare
fnl packing, 140 Central. 3 lines.
PETTY'S HOTEL,
SYDNEY.
Coolest Hotel in Sydney. Ftrst-rlass.
comfortable, quiet. Garden frontage.
Letters or telegrams: Petty's Hotel,
Sydney.
HOTEL METROPOLE,
SYDNEY. N.B.W.
Rooms charged separately from 6/6
per day per person.
Full tariff posted on application to
Manager.
B^+ftir all, thtr,', tnlv ONE '/tmfdHaf*
, Capwal paia up. 4.422.100.
THE HOTEL OF THE COMMONWEALTH,
Rom, with Bt'eakfsat, from 16/
J*\ •«. nr! •<- Addrea*: " Au?traotel. Sydney."

GEORGE ADAMS,
HOBART, TASMANIA.
ESTABLISHED 1884
The Trustees in the Estate of the law Mr George Adama atill carry on
the buaineta under LICENSE from the Tasmaniao Government and Special
Supervision of a Representative •>♦ the Government without any inter
mission and under the SAME MANAGEMENT as during past years.
Almost anybody will tell you how to communicate with us.
MONET MAY BE BENT THROUGH ANT FRIEND REGULARLY IN
COMMUNICATION.

Instantaneous Success!
STUDEBAKER'S
AWfllV-BIGGER
ERSKJNE SIX
v ODirVS< V ?C TOUR admiration will b« instantly evoked by the beauty,
a^ sr**?**K«? • unusual colour harmonies, and luxurious elegance ol
ERSKINE MOOELB from M. Btudebaker's new custom-built Erskine Six Bedan.
£299 Step infidel Bink into the comfortable seat aiW take the wheel !
Then thrill to the lithe power, quick acceleration and tireless speed
COMMANDER MODELS of th , B New studebaker masterpleoe. . jjflfk
from ..CCfift ~ •jb^H
•^^^ Bigger motor (increased to 43 horse-power) 62 miles m MHH
DIRECTOR MODELS N«w amplified-actlon four-wheel brakes, new thin-grip ateg^Hj
from rniyi wheel of perfected design. Factory equipped shock ab*offiJH|
'■*** # standard. These are just a few of the reasons for the popularity**
PREBIDENT MODELS Btudebaker's New Erskine Bix.
""" £665 Canada Cycle & Motor Agency (Q.) Ltd.
BISS BiSf. 1i5?.;^..5!!?5J?.5 Adelaide and creek streets
N;tn\l Kntliiriiiir IliconN for t nil v JM PDISQA MX
e<|iiiii|>fti stock ran r OnlOonn?

-tap-.
M^H^**^..6.- .•■ ■ . -Jj*/"
CABINET MODEL.
Tone is Wonderfully
Sweet, too —
Sometime* a multi-valve set is unwieldy, noisy,
and unpleasant to listen to. Not so the Udisco.
Tremendous punch is delivered with crystal-like
tone and amazing smoothness.
Eight Valves —One Control
Tuning is absurdly simple; and as for economy,
suffice it to say that all eight valves consume
LESS batterr current than the average three
valve set.
WRITE FOR LITERATURE.
UNITED DISTRIBUTORS LTD.,
343 QUEEN-STREET. BRISBANE.

The Powerful
UDISCO L 8
Annihilates Distance!
Half of the joy of listening-in comes from tun
ing in the DISTANT Stations. There is great
fascination in listening to not only to the local
broadcasting stations, but those of other States
and other countries as* well.
Imagine the thrill of toning in Japan, Manila.
New Zealand so plainly that every word is aud
ible throughout the room! Imagine tuning in Syd
ney and Melbourne, morning, afternoon, and
night with equal strength! The UDISCO L 8
does all this, and. more.
CONSOLE MODEL 300.

$