HOTELS, &c. CROWN HOTEL, BALCLUTHA. John Dunne Puopmetok. T DUNNE begs to inform bis many • friends in Otago, and the '.travelling Public, that he has PURCHASED the above-named old established Hotel, which is the best on the line between Dunedin and Invercargill. The Hoase is replete with every comfort. The Private Apartments are fitted up on an extensive scale, large additions having recently been made for the special convenience of families. J. Dunne's best efforts will be devoted to the maintenance and improvement of the good name of the House as one of the oldest established and very best in the Province, and those favouring him with their support may depend upon his best attention being devoted to their comfort and convenience. The Wines and Spirits, &c, are of the very best brands in the market. The Billiard Room is fitted with one of Alcock's best tables. Sample Rooms for Commercial Travellers. The Stables are the largest in the District, and arc under the charge of a well-known, experienced, and attentive Groom. Buggies and other Conveyances on hire. Cobb & Co.'s Booking Office attached to j the Hotel. RAILWAY HOTEL, BALCLUTHA. GEORGE TOWNSKND - Peoprietor GT. (>o long and favorably known in • connection with the Crown Hotel, Balclutha), begs to inform his friends and the travelling public generally that he has iv.st completed this conveniently - situated house. The furniture is quite new throughout, and has been specially selected with a view to the comfort of visitors. Private rooms where families can enjoy all the quiet and comfort of a home arc always available, while the close proximity to the Railway Station makes it the most conven-iently-situatod house for travellers in Balclutha. G. T. can assure those who may call at the Railway Hotel that nothing shall be wanting on his part to make the house the best conducted house along the railway line. Meals will be kept ready at all hours. Also, Tea, Coffee, and Sandwiches on the arrival and departure of every train. RAILWAY HOTEL, Balclutiia. £■.;■-■•"'■! Railway Hotel, Stirling. W. EAE, - PuoruiETOß. FIEST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION FOE TEAVELLEES & BOARDERS. Only the BEST LIQUOES KF.PT. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. GOOD STABLING. n ADDLE Horses ami Energies always on IIIEE for the jVToniniodnf ion of Tnnvllers. J E T T V II 0 T E L , KAITAKGATA. A . O . G I L M 0 U ft , (Late or Naskiiy.) .' upmor Aecommod;i!ion for Travellers and Boiirders. P.esl I 'rands only of Wines, Spirits, and Ales. First-ehiss SlaMing. CATLIN'S lUVEK. "The lilliniii Uiulr of Miilillt; Isl.ir.tl Hvilis;ilion." " Tiinarii Trl('L:r;ii>li,' November lsili, ls;;i. M"RS VIALS' Commodious Hotel has recently - been entirely renovated and n furnished, and has also had extra bed-rooms, and a spacious Commekctal Koom added. It is admirably situated for SPORTSMEN atd TOURIST:', who will find that every attention is paid to their comforts— the internal economy ot the Hotel being such as to insure the same. Billiards ! Night License.
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Bruce Herald, Volume XIII, Issue 1207, 28 May 1880, Page 1
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