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Bruce Herald, Volume XI, Issue 1016, 7 June 1878, Page 1

HOTELS, &o. F. S. CANNING'S CR ITER 1,0 N, HOTEL, BALCLUTHA. 1/ S. CANNING begs to infqrm t his, I ♦ friends, and the Travelling Public, {that, since purchasing the above 'Hotel^he* has thoroughly renovated it, effecting considerable alterations and thereby making it as comfortable sb anyr { Hotel in Balclutha J-8 'proximity to the .Railway Ration makes ik very .convenient for Travellers—" * ESPECIALLY FAMTTiTES. • The Criterion Hotel Coach attends, the arrival and departure of each train. N.B. — The usual General Commission and Newspaper Agency still conducted as heretofore. Clutha Agent for the I^ew Zealand Government Life Insurance. BRUCE .HERALD AGENCY. First Class Stabling and Loose-boxes, with trustworthy groom in attendance night and day. Horses^nd Buggies for hire. PEATT'S /COMMERCIAL HOTEL, psrl-strkbt, lawrbncb. GEORGE L. PRATT begs to announce that he has taken the above well-known hotel, .which, for comfort ' and convenience, cannot be surpassed in the up-country . districts. It is a substantial I brick building, with lofty bed and sit,tingrooms, and every convenience for families and travellers^ New Bath Rooms have been added. -—__- r I Large Sample^ Rooms for Commercial [ Gentlemen. 1 < SPACIOUS'BILLIARD ROQM with one of Alcock's best Tables. Cobb and Co.'s Royal Mail -Coaches leave the house twice daily for all parts of the Province. THE STABLE ACCOMMODATION Is superior, and being in the hands of an efficient Manager, is a guarantee for all horses left in his charge obtaining the best attention possible. GEORGE L. PRATT, Proprietor. N.8. -^-Passengers may .rely upon being called for early trains. EELIANCE HOTEL, OTAKIA. A. GRIEVE PxormixTOß. A G. having taken the above Hotel, by -£■*-• keeping the beat of Wines and Spirits,. together with, every attention and civility to his customers, hopes to aaerit a fair share of public patronage. First-class accommodation. ior Travellers. Good Stabling. He treats Carriers in his old style. , -. ! ANDW. GRIEVE. 1 — I—,1 — , LAKE HOTEL, WAIHOLA. A. FatbrSON, i ... ...Proprietor. MR A. PATERSON begs to inform his Friends and the Public* that he has , opened his new first-class Hotel on the banks of the Waihola Lake. For those seeking a few days' enjoyment and rest from the fatigues of business, the Lake Hotel will prove a pleasant 1 retreat. Mr Paterson will have boats for the -use of "Visitors. ' To these who prefer indoor amusements, a first-class Alcock's Billiard Table .will be at Jheir service. 1^ The Proprietor trusts that by every attention to the wants of pleasure-seekers and others he will make the Lake Hotel second to none in the Colony. ' THE DOUGLAS HOTEL, Octagon, Dunbdin. THE above Hotel affords accommodation to Strangers-unsurpassed in Dunedin. Hot. Cold, and Shower Baths at all hours. , Private Rooms for Families. ____— -^ W. S. DOUGLAS & G. FALCONER,