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Bruce Herald, Volume XI, Issue 1081, 24 January 1879, Page 1

: H<MHBiLSi*e:,.3^- ■ a? ; : - 1 ; :.[ __ I t ' ' t J ' III' "1" ' • _^s)_^Kki^Ssk * •^■^^^s^^BssV ' - " - ••■■■ : ■■ .■■■•llAl^lJtfJA.-";/- •■■'■;, ■'■■=;■ Johh Dwn ... . .^ ■ « ... ; PROPJii«xom. T DUNNE begs to' ifaiform his "many . friends in Otago, <and the Travel ling Public, that he has PURCHASED the gbove-nsmed old established Hotel, which is the best ©n' the line between DuneQin ;and Invercargill. The. Hpnse is replete with every comfort. The Private Apartments are fitted up on an extensive icale, large additioDS having recently been made for the corfvenieaßiijifi fai-iKosy .^T^. J. Dunne's best efforts will b» d«jvoted to the' msjntenancer and iiaipro)V\eme < nt > of ,ihe good name of the House as one of the oldest estab'iished 1 and very 'best in tbe Ppoi Tince,«i»d those favouring hlmiowith their support may,4«p«nd upon his be^t attention being devoted to their comfort and convenience. _ \ - ' - ■■-■•■ ■•■ The Wines and Spirits; Ac, are^^khe very bestibrands in the market. ; - ; ?^^-^ "-0 Ths Billiard Room is fitted with one of AleoekVbest tables 1 1 Ssmpleßoomsifor Commercials Tra,vellera: The Stables are the largest in the District, and are under-the . charge of a. well-known, experienced; and attentive Grddrn^' 1 'Buggies and other Conveyances on, hire. 1 CobV A ! dot V^Bpoking^ Office attached to • the Hotel. i\S : K* :•-' ':-•-:..- ..:",■■.. :J4 ... .. £0 YAL MAIL HOTEL, G. Bi / PURDUE, BEGS to , inform his. friends and the ■ travelling public generally that he has purchased the above well-known hotel, soong carried ont iby Mr.l Danie l, - and Jiopes by careful attention ,to business to merit a fair share of their patronage ; ________ 'U >". T ' ;l ■ t '.' ALBION HOUSE, . j -. ; ;■; iW? A>»S B.B.C Kr-S^'B/EjE;^, v /| OAMARF. ; ..:,ij) ,; xy'^T/^^s^Q^ l^ \\ \ BEGStoinfora'theT^ravellin^a Public that he ;.w\now'eibj^^ r f to;pn"erl good accommodation, - : !f.ori Boarders, haying forty single bedrodms well-aired and vet) ti- ; lated.. , •■•■ :..;■... .. ■■' I ' i> .' ;: -; :l ' v That the House stands -'%|Jiy most healthy and 1 pictureßque 1 position, overlooking the and principal part of v the town, and J situate within three-, minutes', walk of the Railway 4 Station and Post-office and close' to I'ihe-^Whari^f^ " •"•'",; ■■■".■'-■% ,"j "'■• {\ 't:, ', GLigGfCp RE;^pi?BEi HOTEL, AND RESTAURANT, Corner Princes and Dowling-streets, ' 'DitKKDIK.; U^lj.«^ H. ■• -r.' : i ; JOHN DONALDSoST Pkopb»to«. "IT^LEGANT and Commodious premises 4-1, have been erected on the site of the, welUknown.^l- Pie Bhop, forming a complete Hotel; Restaurant, and Refreshment This House now possesses unequalled advantages td Strangers and Visitors from the country from its central position in the business part of the City, and its close proximity tothe Shipping and Bail ways. : „ Superior accommodation for Visitors and Boarders. Comfortable Beds, with every convenience. First-class Cuisine. ;>? * In the Restaurant meals can be obtained^ at all hours of the day, with every ,luxpry T of the season. y :; .-- ../•. ■„.-;.,-;' „',"< j"" ; The : celebrated Ashet Pie, with, jejup ■ of coffee, or glass of ale or porter, 6d. '\, ' n1 ' Travellers called for early trains and coach. Ni«ht Torter.'r .. .,,.-■■ .'..■'....^,4 ' N.B.— Orders for wedding cakes and all descriptions of confectionery executed with taste and despatch. .:J ; DOSE THISTLE 'AND SHAMROCK ti-- .-'•■• m. :^HOTEL,' : - t .;, v1 ,...\ I---,. ;- • • -/■!' >;-.v.G«BEKolttiuri».^v 0.-'> ■:...; : - Thomas Chahnbiis, Pbopbietob. Good paddock accommodation close to the •'New!Market;Yards.--;'- :■:-'.-■::■■ " ; TEJRM mm HOTELS OUT^AM. JOHN IVESON U 7 s .v. /.i' Phopwstoe. EiftsTicLASs ; icdMMdDA?tior^ ' ; Saddle Horses an 4 Buggies always on hire KRIBGE HOTEL, KAITANaATA. JJEOTim • ;merly oi Green island^ , - having takenthe above Hotel, will keep the Beit Wines, Spirits, and Malt Liquors, and will give firsts class accommodation to man and beast. Bis friends are invited to girt him : k call.