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Bruce Herald, Volume X, Issue 954, 2 November 1877, Page 1

-: { ' HOTELS &c, • r . TTT HITE H O KWE HOT EL, j • Tokomairiro. F. BASTINGS, ... ... Proprietor. - ~M*DOUGAL'S^ARDBEG ISLAST \ WHISKY, The Ticket for "Scotchmen! CEO'W¥-HOTEL,> BALCLUTHA. MR GEORGE TOWNSEND begs to inform the travelling public that he ias. taken "the -management of the above old established Hotel, and that he is now ~ prepared to cater to the travelling" co'ni-muhity-in a manner second to no other upcountry Hotel in the "Province. : First-glass Stable Accommodation. Horses and Buggies oh hire, underthe management Mx James ;RbbeTtsbnV : ;! ;;;'■"" GEORGE TOWNSEND, ;•: '"•...■.'/. -.Manager. , COMMEECIAL HOTEL* r MOSGIEL, " v O'KIANt r ... ;;,..._ Proprietor. S.O'K., sb long and favorably known "in; • tKe '««Reliancei w "-'having, bought the ; above Hotel, by giving the very Best Accemmod'ationj together with every attention and civility, and keeping" 'only the Choicest .ot Wines and. Spirits, hopes that his old ,;friends will. rally round him, and that the 'general public will give him a "fair share of .patronage. 'Unsurpassed Accommodation for Travellers. First-class fetabling. EOY^L go TEL, ''-'■■ IIPTP. >' :J7'7 "i G. tf P U R D U Ej BEGS tb -inform his friends- and the . travelling public generally that he has purchased the above r well-known hotel, so ong;carried on by Mr Daniel, and hopes by careful attention to business to merit a fair share of their patronage. '. ; B)B EiW lid K.. TB. 6TE L, 07- _ -^jjAEEF WAIPORI. jAS.^Hßirt>£RSo|, —. •••-.. .Prop" 6 * 01 - JH. be^s to let his friends and the .* general public know that he has opened the above r ' hotel, where they will find. splendid Accommodation, together with «yery attention and civility. Firit-clasa> Accommodation, for Travellers. Only the JBest -Wvaes- and Spirits Kept. Very ; Best Stabling with Attentive Grooms. 7-y '-'7 7 JAMES HENDERSON jrjSHAMEOCE: HOTEL, ,"■■:...". i BATTRATrSTREET, DTTNEDIIT, r W.Tj. PHILP, 7~--y„ ... Proprietor. . TiTf R Wv L; PHILP (laic pf Tokomairiro), jjJL begs to announce to his friends 'and the pubiie- generally, that he has purchased the above-well-known Hotel. >' Suiteß. of Rooms for .Private Families. Commercial and Sample Rooms i The Shamrock Livery an A Bait Stables.' Saddle Horses, Carriages, -and Buggies on hire. - To suit country visitors, s.- Lunchepn Table is laid at 12 o'clock. . . TUBKO-ETJSSO "WAE., „1 , ATEBT>TE LEGR A M. • ! R. HUMPHREY, r . • - Practical Watchmaker, tt A S REM OVB D to ' opposite the -H \ National Bank of New Zealand. WATCHES, CLOCKS, and JEWELLERY, Cleaned and Repaired atcurrent rates. Note tbe Address I—Opposite1 — Opposite the National Bank of New Zealand. ' A. E. LIVINGSTON, Stationer, &c, , pRr..OES Street, Dttwedin.Storekeepers BuppHed with every : Article in the Stationery Trade, from c . very -large and well- selected Stocks, at the „ lowest wholesale prices. "XT^ANTED, Visitors to Dunedin to know" V V that the most Comfortable Bedrooms srar ftt'Watsoiv'*i* ' Travellers called for early trains mid coaches.