The Royal Exchange Hotel, Dunodin (hko the Exchange Hotel in our own city), is about to suffer a "change." The Dunedin holding has been sold by the mortgagees, and knocked down to Mr John Reid,_for tho Standard Insurance Company, for i' 7,700. It isonoofthe finest sites in Dunedin, having 100 feet of frontage to High-street, between the Savings Bank and Sargood, Son, and Ewen's. It is con sidered a gift, the property having cost £15,000. The Company intend using the front of tho premises as offices. DECLINE OF MAN.-K.tvou. w„u, ; „„„„;, 'lK7''i :j"ul D»MU*r. cu«'l ty " Welli>'i Ueallh K'_iie».i.'' Kemiithmuc, Frouer * Co., Agsnts, Auckland,
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Auckland Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 1420, 14 July 1884, Page 4
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