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Bruce Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 3141, 13 February 1900, Page 7

Hotels QOMMBBOIAL JJOIJHL. H G 8f M JT COOMJBJB, Proprietors* TT G. &H. J. OOOMBE beg to announce JlL* that they have in steok one ef th Oheioest Assortments ef WINES, SPIRITS, ALES, PORTBK ' UQUEUBS, CORDIALS, &0., that can be obtained, whloh will be sold by the gallen er bottle at very reasonable ntM. H. G. & H. J, 0. have also started te oottle Brandy, Whisky,. Port, Sherry ( Muskadlne, Red Wine, Frentignao, Centantia, and Mnsoatel, all guaranteed te be ef the purest that oan be get for money. Plenty ef Demijohns. Whbky, Brandy Sherry and Pert In small bottles. ST. GEORGE'S HALL be let for public gatherings ef all descriptions en reasonable terms. SAMPLE ROOMS FOR TRAVELLERS. The Billiard Room contains one ef Aloeok's First Exhibition Tables. BILLIABDB ETEBT NIGHT. Leose Bases and Stabling. Prince of Wales Hotel DUNEDIN. ARCHIBALD SHAW Pbopbihtob, (Late of Invercargill). 4 ROHiBALD SHAW has just entered XI. into thie old-eatabliahed and highly* favored Hotel, and offera to the travelling public really firet-olaßs accommodation. The rooms are lefty and well ventilated* Beers, Wines, and Spirits of the best quality only kept He respeotfullj jolicits a oontinuanoe of the support bo kindly accorded him ia the past, and assures his Southland friends of a hearty welcome whenever they favor him with a vißit. TARIFF MODERATE. LAKE HOTEL, Waihola GOOD ACCOMMODATION TBAVBLLEBS, SFOBTSMBN, Families spending a Holidaj in the Country. BILXjIA-IR/IDS stjlbhiHstqBOATiira AROH. PATERSONs I PreprlaSoj? MILTON. — — GRIFFITH ROBERTS «. Proprietor. GR. has much pleasure in intimating • to the Travelling and the General Public that he has LEASED the above Hotel, which has been thoroughly Renovated and Refurnished. i Only the best of everything will be kept ' and the Comfort of the Guests will be ths first consideration, TattersalTs Hotel (Late Red Lion), STAFFORD ST., DUNEDIN. doors from PrinceßS Theatre, 3 Minutes' Walk from Railway Station and Wharf. FRED CARTER, Proprietor 9 HAVING taken above House, and had same thoroughly renovated, I can now give FJrst-clasa Accommodation to Boarders and Travellers. Country Visitors specially oatered for. An Aloook Billiard Table. Only Best Brands of Liquors kept) Hot and Cold Baths. Terms very moderate. BRIDGE HOTEL KAITANGATA. The following " RULES AND REGULATIONS " are at present in force in this welL known Hotel : — Board must be paid in advance, with beans and other extras, 25s per week. A decent feed without beans and extras, las 6d per week. Salt free. Spuds free. Pocketing at dinner Btriotly forbidden. Gentlemen are expected to wash out of doors and find their own water. Towel bags at the end of house. Extra charges for seats round the fire. i Lodgers must find their own straw. Beds on the Bar-room floor reserved for regular customers. I Personß Bleeping in the stable are requested not to take off their boots. Lodgers must rise at *> a.ou Regultr lodgers at 6 a.m No fighting at table, Anyone violating the aoova Rules will bt SHOT, J, M'COBLEY, Prepifettr