Page 1 Advertisements Column 2

Bush Advocate, Volume I, Issue 33, 21 July 1888, Page 1

Hotels. DANEVIRKE HOTEL, TAMESALLARDICE Proprietor. This Old Established and Favorite Hostelry offers every comfort to the Travelling Public at very moderate tariff rates. Attached to the Hotel is a spacious Billiard Saloon, fitted with two new and superior tables. Good Stabling and Paddock Accommodation. Buggies and Saddle Horses always on hire. The Bar is stocked with a Choice Assortment of the best brands of Liquors. The Proprietor wishes to point out that Danevirke Is the Most Healthy and Pleasant Settlement in tho Bush, And that its immediate surroundings offer the best and most varied attraction to the Tourist, the Sportsman, and the Botanist, the virgin bush, in its pristine beauty, coming close up to the Township on all sides. Families in search of a healthy Summer Resort, or Persons seeking a few days outing have come and found themselves delighted with the place, and returned there again and again. .. The Proprietor offers special facilities for such visitors in the form of Comfortable Ac- • dom modation, Guides, Cheap Saddle Horses, or Vehicles. DANEVIRKE HOTEL. JAMES ALLARDICE. BEACONSFIELD HOTEL MAKOTUKU H. W."GASSON "tX AVING BOUGHT THE Interests of Mr D. SMITH, in this i NEW AND COMMODIOUS ! HOTEL, ! Situated close; to the Railway Station, intends to make it THE MOST CONVENIENT & ATTRACTIVE HOSTELRY IN THE BUSH, By offering Cleanliness, Civility, Attention, and MODERATE CHARGES to all classes of travellers, COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS E T C. H. W. GASSON, Beaconsfield Hotel, Makotuku. TAMAKI HOTEL. 'j3 CRA R E X*** PROPRIETOR. EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION For Travellers. a rtiiur McCartney, Caledonian Hotel, Napier The Big House of call for Bush Settlers