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Bruce Herald, Volume VII, Issue 649, 13 November 1874, Page 1

CRITERION HpXEL, MILTON. -iyp r s t~"T"n g ley In thanking 1 the^Public for the liberal patronage accorded to her, begs to notify that, in addition to the already »wellikriow;h comforts of this Hqte!,hßhe,has lately .addgd a. jarge. Bathroom and Lavatory, wherij, for^ine ";'oqi&> ▼•nience of her patrons, Hot, Cold^ijpdj Shower Batha will be ready^t all seasonably hours. . ■ : '^^^ 3 fco:wrr«uJj Wines, Ales, and Spirits always on tap of the quality for which the Criterion has become famous. ... /S r Extensive Livery and Letting Stabling, Attended to by experienced grooms. Buggies, and Saddle and Harness Horses always on hire. Billiards. Billiards. THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Maut South Road, M I I i , T 6 N, IN thinking my numerous friends and the public generally for the liberal support received by mo since commencing business in Tokomairiro. I beg respectfully to inform the travelling community that I have just Completed another extensive addition to my Hotel, consisting of a suite of Single Bedrooms, Private Parlors, Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths, &c, Ac. I have also added to my Stabling Department, Abbott's Buggies (single and double 1 ), ( Carriages for Wedding Parties, and Family Phaetons, all new ; while my Horses require no comment on my part. Soliciting public favors, I am, &c, W. L. PHILP, Proprietor. y A MBS r\ OO D ALL, BREAD AND BISCUIT BAKER MATN SOTTTH BOA©, lm/TOH. TOKOMAIRIRO. In thanidng the .inhabitants of Tokomairiro uid surrounding districts for the liberal support which has been accorded to him for many yean past, begs to inform his numerous friends and the public generally that he has made a. large addition to his premises, and is now prepared to give much greater accommoftation to boardew and travellers than heretoSore. "' ! ' Wedding .Cakes, &c, made to order. Contracts taken for supplying Soirees, &o. MUTATK BEDROOMS FOR FAMILIBS. Aooomodation for Boarders. Meals at all hours. COMMODIOUS STABLING. JAMBS GOODALL, ~ Proprietor. wImOLA LAKE HOTEL, WAIKOLA. ARCHIBALD PATEBSON, (Formerly of the Wesv Taieri Hotel), Proprietor; BEGS respectfully to inform the" residents of the Waihola District, his i."nn«T friends, and the travelling community generally, that lie has purchased from Mr 11. Bell, the ab"ve centrally situated Hostelry, on the Main Road, and hopes by strict attention to the comfort and con venience. of his customers, to merit the favor of, their patronage. Extensive additions will at once be proc edtd with,' f so as to' cope more fully than titherto with th« increasing requirejjXents of the travelling community. The ea.'ly project of th« opening of railway com muuicataon will cause this Hotel to com jna«i/ *^ ar g e trade with. Dunedin, and with uo-cou vtry visitors, attracted by the tine lake and rive.* scenery, of the district The Hotel •will he ' V'ttoroughly renovated, re-painted, and rendered «.econd, in comfort and convenience to >>o -house on the road out of Dunedin, and the. Proprietor trusts that his efforts to accoitfma&ite his patrons, to the mtmost in his pb»ier, will meet wi'h the approval and Support of the community. Comfortable pleasure boats in variety will "fee speedily provided in jsoooection with the Hotel to enable visitors to examine the unlarpaesed Taieri Uiver, scenery from the East ifueri bridge *o the Taieri River Mouth, »>o whvwe excelled in the , Colony ; also the Waihola Lake «senery, which will, no doubt, attract boating *cd pic-nic parties from t^tdi^^d^r^^mi^tnc^ on' the SngSp mt&£ . f^muwcation with Dunedin and^the M^o- , ,]■ i Pamily parties pr o yi4«4 with thecomforto o| l^'lA^P&rnJaiieii-'eiEceiiencfc'dshirg'aiia shooting grotwd for Bportemen. SoSonorjStibling, Accommodation. Good Grass Paddocks. CJobb &^ '« 4 C6aches change horses here. Wines, Spirit au^ jUei of very best quality