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Bush Advocate, Volume II, Issue 90, 1 December 1888, Page 1

Hotels. DANEVIRKE HOTEL. It. Dickey XXAS the pleasure to inform his friends and the pujblic of the suri rounding districts generally, that he ■ has entered into possession of the above favorite hostelry, where he hopes to receive a fair share of support. THE DANEVIRKE HOTEL Has been too long . established to need any puff; suffice it to say that the Proprietor will do his beffrto maintain the" reputation of the house and attend to the comfort of his patrbns and visitors. A CAPITAL TABLE and' the Best Brands of Liqu6rs are provided, while 'the tariff is exceedingly moderate. THERE A SPLENDID BILLIARD ROOM attached to the hotel, containing two first-class .tables in charge of A. B. COLE. The Stabling Accommodation is most complete, and good paddocks for horses are available. Saddle Horses Always on Hire. TRAVELLERS . Will find the Danevirke Hotel one of the most comfortable in the district. R. DICKEY, Proprietor. BEACONSFIELD HOTEL MAKOTUKU H. WriASSQN -rTAVING BOUGHT THIS NEW AND COMMODIOUS HOTEL, Situated close to the Railway Station, intends to make it THE MOST CONVENIENT <fc ATTRACTIVE HOSTELRY IN THE BUSH, By offering Cleanliness, Civility, Attention, and MODERATE CHARGES to all classes of travellers, COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS ETC. Meals and Beds 1/Good Paddocking; Saddle and Buggy Horses always on hire. H. W. GASSON, Beacons field Hotel, Makotuku. JUNCTION HOIEL, NORSEWOOD. A . WRIGHT, • (Late of Temperance Hotel, Napier) HAS reopened this well-known and centrally situated House, and is now in a position to offer superior accomodation to the Travel--1 ling Public. The Premises have been thoroughly 5 renovated, and the bar stocked f with a Choice selection L of L WINES <fc SPIRITS. Good Stabling and Paddocking. j Terminus of Mail Coaches from Ormondville. A. WRIGHT, Proprietor. a rthur McCartney, Caledonian Hotel, > Napier The Big House of pall for Bush Settlers