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Bruce Herald, Volume VI, Issue 403, 31 January 1872, Page 1

HOTELS, &c-, ROYAL MAIIHO.TE L, •. Clinton, Popotu^oa. TilIK ST^Ct ASS AdconimodatioV. ■ G en Semen travelling with their families may always ensure Private Rooms. Good Stabling. R I 0 H A P D AL L E N, Wholesale and Retail General Storekeeper. N.B. — Post-office at the store. PRINCE OF WALES /COMMERCIAL & FAMILY TTOTEL, Dee Street, INVERCARGILL. Sample, Bath, and Private Sitting Rooms. : GEORGE SMITH, - - - Proprietor. QUEEN'S A RMS TJOTEL, J\. II Corner of Ballarat and Rees Streets, (Next the Wharf,) QUEENS T 0 W N. ALBERT EICHARDT, ... Proprietor. The Proprietor of this long established and well-known Commercial, Private, and Family Hotel, begs respectfully to inform Tourists, Commercial Travellers, Private Families, and other visitors to the magnificent scenery of the Lakes District, that in addition to the extensive and commodious accomodation previously offered at his estab-' lishment, which is generally acknowleged to. rank second to none in the Province. He has just erected a commodious and detached two stdi-Sy stone building, containing beauti, fully firiished'and most handsomely furnished' Drawing-room, Parlour, Family Bed-rooms ■ Childrens Bed-i'ooms, Balcony facing the Lake, and every possible convenience to stiit the tastes and reqxiirements of the most refined and fastidious, and furnishing every comfort of a well ordered family home, so that lie is now with every confidence prepared to offer Hotel accomodation unequalled •out of Dunedin, and not surpassed by any Hotel in the Province. This new addition to the Queen's Arms Hotel, combines all the comforts of a well regulated establishment, with the advantages of the enjoyment of perfect retirement from the noise and bustle of the Hotel, while the view obtainable is unequalled by any hostelry in the Southern Hemisphere, the magnificent grandeur of the* Lake scenery being yet destined when fully known to attract Tourists from the Australian Colonies, Europe^ Indi'u, and America, the mildness of climate being such as is well calculated to reihvigorate lost health caused by residence in hot'climates or over crowded cities. Superior facilities offered for pleasure Boating, Yachting, and Shooting, in the many secluded cones and woodlands, of the Wakatip, the Queen of New Zealand Lakes, some of the wildest mountain scenery of New Zealand being also within easy access of Queehstown. The"sfable9 attached to the Hotel are lurge and commodious, being capable of accommodating twenty horses, ancl ai % e proriounced to be second to none in Dunedin. An experienced Groom always in charge. ; HORSES AND BUGGIES ON HIRES. ! Spacious B iltard R6om with excellent Table and appliances of the besfdescription^ Conveniently situated Sample Room for. Commercial Travellers. , All Liquors of the Choicest Brands in the ! market. QUEEN'S ARMS HOTEL, Corner of Baliarat and Rees Streets', ■ . . (Next to tha Wharf) QUE EN S T O W N-. TIME! LIME ! ! LIME ! ! J, - ■-. -• ■■■ • • " Price it the Bruce Kiln, Waihola, 5s per bag ; bags, Is each : at Capstick's Store, Tokomairiro, 6s per bag; bags, ls^ach. Quantities i as per agreement. ' . .