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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume XX, Issue 1522, 13 February 1891, Page 1

"Public notice. ~ accommodation for 100 Persons. IN thanking my many friends and the pubic generally for their liberal patronage during the past ten years, both at the Victorian and Southern Cross Hotels, I beg respectfully to inform them tlul I have taken a Ion? lease of that conveniently situated and commodious Hotel, hitherto known as BARRETT'S And situated at thecoma of Manchester and High streets, which it is my intention to thoroughly renovate. The spacious bedrooms afford accommodation for over 100 persons, whilst the private sitting-rooms are second to none in any hotel in the Colony. The lofty and well-lighted diningroom is unsurpassed, and »s I have secured the services of a first-class Chef, the Cuisine will be both liberal and professionally perfect, and I confidently hope that the satisfaction given by my catering for the Canterbury Saleyards Company, the Agricultural and Pastoral Association, and the Canterbury Yoemanry Cavalry for fchtTpast three years will be a sufficient guarantee that nothing shall be wanting as regards this departmeat. Special arrangements can be made for the accommodation of Travelling Cricket or Football Teams, &c, and Booms can be obtained at any time for the use of Clubs, Associations, and others wishing to hold meetings. P. BURKE. WHITE PARSONS, MITRE HOTEL, LYTTELTON.

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