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Bruce Herald, Volume XI, Issue 1084, 4 February 1879, Page 1

Kb- 'DUKNW l*f?8 lo : 'inform' bn>mtii>y< 4. H •■ -frl^d)ffifi^(7t4ig^" 'ahaUhel ravelling ■ fchlic, that; be l.as PURCHASE!* #he ■^m-named'^iefteVlished Hotel, which is oßs jbest on tfo ?|ine between Dunedin^arirt ■jyercarpill. ->r^h>* H^'n^-'-is replete with jgj^K^h^in^tecently been . mad« tot the c inveniei.ce of faniiiie's. '- Hj. Dunne's best eflorts will be devoted -to "~~^Be niaii'teit»ricft »nd " iiiipf6yietiieii't : of tWe name of the Rouse as one: of > th* old»^Bt f»t»bli«l>ed and verjjjbest; in. jtl^e^Pro-, .Mnce/ai'd those /avoiirinjj him witjh .' tjieir *T^Bpp(.rt may depend upon his best ttfentin devoted to their comfurtand cobreniHlhe Wines and Spirit*, &c, are of theyery la brands in the market. . . Billiard Boom is fitted with one of ■cock's best tables. ! ■>■'■■-■ ■ : ■Sample Rooms for Commercial Travellers. .■The Stables are the largest in the District, ""^■d are under the charge of a well-known, and attentive Groom. , Buggies Hd other Conveyances on hire. „ . ■cobb & Co.'b Booking Office attached to JOT A L MA IL l H6T BL , "IB D IPTOK. ■G * B PIJRI)XJIC . H>EGS to inform his friendß and the H) travelling public generally that he has Hrchased the above well-known hotel, ao Big carried on by Mr Daniel, and hopes by ""^■refill attention to business to merit a fair $Bare of thtir patronage

■ ALBION HOUSE, Sm WAK.sIiECK STREET, g OAMARU. ■lEG^ to ii;form the Travelling and General B^ Public that he is now enabled to offer Hod accommodation for Boarders, having Btiy single bedrooms well-aired and yen ti- ■ Also, ifH That the House stands in a most healthy ,^pd picturesque position, overlooking the and piiucipal part of the town, and within three minutes' walk of the Station and Post-office and. close to Me Wharf. ■GLASGOW PIE HOUSE, HOTEL, ■ AND RESTAURANT, H Corner Princes and Dowling-streets, I Dunedin. ■OflN DONALDSON, ... Pkopbiitob. ■I? LEG .4 .NT and Commodious premises ■Ej have been erected on the site of the ■ell-known Old Pie Shop, forming a com■lete Hotel, Restaurant, and Refreshment This House now possesses unequalled adlots; es to Strangers and Visitors from the ountry from its central position in the busi- «« part of the' City, and its close proximity otbe Shipping and Railways. ' Superior accommodation for Visitors and totrderg.. Comfortable Beds, with -every »DTenience. First-class-Cuisine. In the Restaurant meals can be obtained rjill hours of the day, with every luxury F the season. . ■■■■■■ -■■'.■. ■ ' ■'■ ■ ■< ■'( • • •=• The celebrated Ashet Pie, with cup of ■toffee, or glass of ale or porter, 6d. B Tmvelleni called for early trains and coach. phtro*teiV?~B ■)' : ' ri-i*r.-.->i ' .- A .\ ' --,-.n-. Orders for wedding cakea and iall wicrlptionsi of confectionery executed with tuta and despatch. ROSE THISTLE' AND SHAMROCK - :■''- ---HOTEL,- ■' '■"■■■'Wi^-l :":/".;. -■ Vi GbBSN IgLAKD. v, Thomas Chakkeli s, Pbopbibtob, .Good paddock accommodation close to the flew Market Yards. .■.»:- .-.--> ■ ■. i^'l '..-• •'•■ TERMINUS HOTEL. '^ OUTRAM. JOHN IVESON ~.. ... Ptopbiktob, pIRST-CLASS ACOMkODiTioN ; Saddle Horses and Buggies always on hire BRID^HOTEL, KAIIIATJGrATA I T JENMIfS; of Green Isiand, 1 , having takent he above Hotel, wtll keep •the Best Wines«. i §pirits 4 c l and jMalL Liquors/ "id will give first class accommodation to Btn and beast;' Bis friends are invited to p»»Mma>0Bll. •■•^ i .f,l.liv*-..:-- ; o