New Zealand Gazette – 1952 – No. 32

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✨ Graded Hotels List

SCHEDULE
GRADED HOTELS TO WHICH THIS ORDER APPLIES
NORTH ISLAND
List Showing Location and Names of Licensed Hotels, Together with Grading Qualification
Locality.
Apiti
Auckland
Awanui
Bulls
Carterton
Cambridge
Coroglen
Coromandel
Dargaville
Dannevirke
Drury
Eketahuna
Eltham
Featherston
Feilding
Fordell
Foxton
Gisborne
Greytown
Hamilton
Hastings
Havelock North
Hawera
Helensville
Horeke
Howick
Hukerenui
Hunterville
Huntly
Inglewood
Kaeo
Kaikohe
Kaitaia
Kamo
Kaponga
Name of Hotel.
Apiti
Albert
Astor
Auckland
Central
Clarendon
Commercial
Esplanade
Globe
Grand
Grosvenor
Market
Masonic
Metropolitan
Mon Desir
New Criterion
Newmarket
New Wynyard Arms
Ponsonby Club
Prince Arthur
Royal
Shakespeare
Star, Albert Street
Star, Newton
Station
Thistle
Transtatman
Waverley
Awanui
Criterion
Rangitikei
Marquis of Normanby
Central
Masonic
National
Waiwawa
Coromandel
Golconda
Commercial
Northern Wairoa
Andrews
Masonic
Ye Jolly Farmers Inn
Commercial
Eketahuna
Central
Coronation
Empire
Royal
Denbigh
Empire
Feilding
Manchester
Railway
Whyte's
Albion Club
British Empire
Coronation
Gisborne
Masonic
Record Reign
Club
Commercial
Hamilton
Hotel Frankton
Riverina
Royal
Albert
Carlton Club
Grand
Hastings
Pacific
McDuffs
Central
Commercial
Dominion
Egmont
White Hart
Grand
Kaipara
Horeke
Marine
Hukerenui
Argyle
Huntly
Inglewood
Railway
White Swan
Kaikohe
Kaitaia
Kamo
Dominion
Grade of Hotel.
1 star.
2 star.
3 star.
3 star.
4 star.
1 star.
3 star.
4 star.
1 star.
5 star plus.
2 star.
1 star.
2 star.
1 star.
3 star.
3 star plus.
3 star.
3 star.
2 star.
1 star.
4 star.
1 star.
4 star.
2 star.
5 star plus.
4 star.
3 star.
1 star.
1 star.
4 star.
3 star plus.
3 star.
1 star.
3 star.
1 star.
3 star.
2 star.
4 star.
1 star.
4 star.
3 star.
1 star.
4 star.
3 star plus.
1 star.
3 star.
1 star.
2 star.
4 star.
2 star.
3 star.
3 star plus.
2 star.
2 star.
1 star.
3 star plus.
2 star.
1 star.
3 star plus.
2 star.
1 star.
4 star.
1 star.
3 star plus.
4 star.
1 star.
3 star plus.
3 star plus.
3 star.
2 star.
3 star.
3 star plus.
Locality
Katikati
Kawakawa
Kerepehi
Kohukohu
Leigh
Levin
Lower Hutt
Manaia
Mangaweka
Mangonui
Martinborough
Marton
Masterton
Matawai
Maungatuoto
Morrisville
Morere
Napier
Ngaruawahia
Normanby
Norsewood
Ohaeawai
Ohaupo
Ohingaiti
Okoroire
Opononi
Opotiki
Opunake
Otaki
Otahuhu
Paekakariki
Paeroa
Pahiatua
Papakura
Palmerston North
Patea
Petone
Porangahau
Port Ahuriri
Puhoi
Pukekohe
Putaruru
Raglan
Rangiahua
Rangiriri
Rawene
Riverhead
Rotorua
Name of Hotel.
Talisman
Junction
Star
Hauraki
Kohukohu
Cumberland
Grand
Levin
Railway
Commercial
Manaia
Waimate
Laingholm
Mangonui
Martinborough
Marton
White Hart
Midland
Matawai
Maungatuoto
Morrisville
Hot Springs
Albion
Central
Clarendon
Criterion
Empire
Masonic
Plumpton Park
Provincial
Criterion
Grosvenor
Imperial
Royal
State
Tasman
White Hart
Delta
Waipa
Commercial
Crown
Junction
Ohaeawai
Ohaupo
Royal
Hot Springs
Opononi
Masonic
Royal
Club Hotel
Opunake
Telegraph
Criterion
Star
Paekakariki
Criterion
Fathers
Paeroa
Club
Commerical
Post Office
Rutland
Globe
Cafe de Paris
Carlton
Central
Club
Commercial
Empire
Grand
Imperial
Majestic
Masonic
Midland
Railway
Royal
Albion
Central
New Central
Duke of Edinburgh
Crown
Union
Puhoi
Pukekohe
Putaruru
Harbour View
Waihou
Rangiriri
Masonic
Foresters Arms
Geyser
5Grand
Lake House
Palace
Princes Gate
Grade of Hotel.
2 star.
3 star.
1 star.
2 star.
1 star.
1 star.
3 star plus.
3 star.
1 star.
1 star.
2 star.
3 star.
2 star.
1 star.
3 star.
3 star.
3 star plus.
1 star.
1 star.
2 star.
1 star.
2 star.
2 star.
1 star.
1 star.
4 star.
2 star.
2 star.
3 star.
2 star.
1 star.
2 star.
3 star.
4 star.
2 star.
1 star.
2 star.
4 star.
3 star plus.
3 star plus.
3 star.
3 star.
1 star.
3 star plus.
1 star.
1 star.
1 star.
2 star.
1 star.
3 star.
3 star.
4 star.
2 star.
2 star.
4 star.
3 star plus.
5 star.
3 star.
3 star.
3 star plus.

With extra charge of 2s. per day per guest for rooms Nos. 3 to 12 inclusive, 12A, and 14.
With extra charge of 1s. per day per guest for rooms 501 to 512 inclusive, 514 to 542 inclusive, 601 to 612 inclusive, 614 to 639 inclusive.
With extra charge of 2s. 6d. per day per guest for all rooms increased by a further charge of 10s. per day per room for rooms Nos. 2, 4, 5, 14, 23, 50, 57, and 58.
With reduction of 1s. 6d. per day per guest for rooms Nos. 48 to 51 inclusive, 59, 61, 61A, and 66.
With extra charge of 10s. per day per room for rooms Nos. 10, 45, 48, 55, and 58.

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🏭 Price Order No. 1375 (Hotel Tariffs) (continued from previous page)

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KeywordsPrice Order, Hotel Tariffs, Control of Prices Act 1947, Price Tribunal, Hotel Grades, Accommodation Charges

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