«t ' KOZfiIKG EQUALS The T 0 WILLIAMS 1 Co. . JUNO--' and RQYAL COLORS (Arom'atlo.) . TOBACCOS.
Hotote TattersalTs Hotel (Late Red Lion), STAFFORD ST., DUiiEDI^ doors from Prinoeas Theatre, 3 Minutes' Walk from Railway Station and Wharf. FRED CARTER, Proprietor. HAVING taken above House, and had nme thoroughly renovated, I oan now giv« First-class Accommodation to Boarders and Travellers. Country Visitors specially catered for. An Aloock Billiard Table. Only-Beit Brandt of Liquors kept Hot and Cold Baths., ; Terms very moderate. Prince of Wales Hotel DUNEDIN. ARCHIBALD SHAW PsoPßiraoß. (Late of InveroargiU). A ROHIBALD SHAW has just entered A into this old-established and highlyfavored Hotel, and offers to the travelling publio really first-olaas accommodation. The rooms are lofty and well ventilated. Been, Winei, and Splrita of the best quality only kept He respeotfull) jolldts a continuance of the support so cindly accorded him In the past, and assures his Southland friends of a hearty welcome whenever they favor -gim with a visit. TARIFF MODERATE. LAKE HOTEt Waihola . GOOD ACCOMMODATION L^g^ JOB SPOBTSMEN, AITD ( Families spending 5 Holiday in the Country. ST-A^BXiiiisrca-ARCH. PATERSON, Proprietor ' ROYAL HOTEL ~~ MILTON. ?V — GRIFFITH ROBERTS ..I Proprietor. GR. has mnoh pleasure in intimating \ to the Travelling and the General Publio that he has LEASED the above . Hotel, which has been thoroughly Renovated •ad Refurnished. Only the best of everything will be kept, a4d the Comfort of the Guests will be the first consideration. BBIDGB HOTEL, KAITANGATA JOHN M'CORLEY, Proprietor. HAVING taken over the above Hotel solicits a continuance of the support extended to him by his old friends and the general public, and trusts by strict attention to btuineu to merit a continuance of their patronage. Only the Best of Liquor* kept, and the comfort of Gueste will be the fafore of trade. M , C(?BLEY> riOMMBBOIAL TTQTBL JT G* H J COOMBE, : Proprietors. XT G. &H. J. COOMBE beg te annonnoß b%ljL : that they have In stock one ef the Choicest Assortments ef -WINES, SPIRITS, ALES, PORTER UQUEUBS, CORDIALS, &0., that oan be obtained, which will be sold by libe gallonver bottle at very reasonable rates. fL G. ft H. J. C have also started te _ oettie Brandy, Whisky, Port, Sherry, | MMBH^Ine," Red Wine, Frentignao, Cen- | tsatbi and Muscatel, all guaranteed to be a #| the imrert that can be got for money. Planty of Demijohn*. Whisky, Brandy, , Shsny and Port In small bottles. BT. GEORGE'S HALL ■ be let for pfbllo gatherings of all desorlp ttons on reasonable terms. SAMPLE BOOMS FOR TRAVELLERS, At BQUard Boom contains one ef Alosok'i First Exhibition Tables. BiLLiABBf E?m Night.
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Bruce Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 3030, 24 January 1899, Page 1
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427Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Bruce Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 3030, 24 January 1899, Page 1
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