Tenders TENDER FOR RESERVOIR. TENDERS are Invircd for the CONSTRUCTION of EARTH EMBAXOIKNT, With Side Channel through liock for waste water. Plough and Scoop may be used tor Ejnbankment. H . F. GRAY. Greycliffe. Tai Tapu. 7822 " SPRINGS ROAD BOARD. TENDERS arc invited for the following WOKKS:- T „_,. , Cleaning the LI and N0.2 Riverfor one year. Re-forming part of Powell's and Sargent's Specifications to be seen at the Board's Office, Springs"™, where tenders close on TUESDAY, 27 th 18-8 at 2 o'clock. 7692 P. SINCLAIR, aerie. KAIAPOI WOOLLKN COMPANY I invite TENDERS, to be sent in not later than 30th INST., for PAIXTINi* at the Mill. ' Spi-citications may be seen at the Mill. The ! lowest or any tender not neces-aniy accepted. H. A'COUKT, 7939 Secretaty. 1O BUILDKKS AXD CONTnACTOKd. are invited for the ERECTION of J. BUJLDlXGS.&c.atTcmpleton. Plansand Specifications may be at our Office, Cathedral Square. Christchurch. where Tenders will be received till NUOX on FRIDAY, the 7th December. COXON and GREENSTREET, 7936 Knginecra and Architects. The Stud. TO STAND THIS SEASON. AT LEESTON, and Travel Through tue Neighbouring Districts to the Bush Inn, Jticcarton., HERCULES. Hercules, by Garry Owen, by Towton, by Mcl bourne, dam a SirHerculcs m ire, lias been used for several seasons at the stud, and has sired a large number of flrst-class horses, proving himself thoroughly reliable. Hercules is a rich dark-brown horse, standing nearly 1C hands, with capital bone and symmetry, combined with excellent action and perfect temper : is free from hereditary disease and well adapted for getting either huntere, hacks, carriage horse- , , or weight-carrying remounts for the Indian army. Hercules was awarded tirst honors at the last Metropolitan Show, held at Christchurch. He will serve only v. limited number of mares besides bit owners. Hercules will bo at tho Bush Inn, Upper . Riccarton. every Saturday, and at tne Frince of Wales Hotel, CiiriHchurcli, from Saturday night until Monday morning. Terms— £3 3s for each mare, payable by promissory note due Ist day o£ January, ISB9. Groomage, 5s ; pajable at tlrst service. Full particulars may be obtained from WILLIAM FOX. i In charge of the Horse: or from ItIUHARD FRANKISH, 5315 L».c-<ton. Eotol3. $ CORER'S FAMILY HOTEL, MANCHESTER STREET, Christchurch, Canterbury. PROPRIETOR .. .. J. E. COKER. TVfR COKER desires to intimate to Families, IT J. Tourisi s, and the Travelling Public generally that he has recently completed EXTENSIVE ADDITIONS TO HIS HOTEL, -which has been so loug and favorably known throughout tho colonies. The Suites of Apartments and Bedrooms have been largely added to, and Bathrooms on a new and extensive scale have been littcil up. Tho Dining-Room has been enlarged, and is now one of tho and moat appointed in New Zealand. A DRAWING-ROOM HASBEEN E3PECIALLYFUF.NISHED FOR THE USE OF L,ADIES j visiting the Hotel, and has been fitted up with every care for comfort and convenience. In fact, the Hotel has been lined up throughout j with a view to affording wJI tho comforts of a | home, and no espeneo has b jch spared, by the proprietor in the direct ion of catering for the accommodation oC visitors to Canterbury in a manner which will leave nothing to be desired. All telegrams and letters with regard to ec ] coHimodation will be promptly attended to, ' 7w71 i OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. LATIMER SQUARE, HEREFORD STREET, Ohristchurch, N. 2. THIS Hotei, being thoroughly re-organised j under New Management, te pletwantly situated, ard as a Family Hotel BW»ds uu ! rivalled for comfort, attention and convenience Private Suites for Families. Special terms. Only the Best Brands of Wines, Spirits and Ales kept in stock. Engagements by letter or telegram promptly attended to. J. G. HARRIS. Proprietor. 4180 BRITISH HOTEfr AND CAFE, LYTTELTON. Wβ XX • J\.IDDEY, Luncheon from 12 noon, One Shilling. 51 IS j THE ROYAL HOTEL, (LATE ORAM'S) JOSEPH PARKIN, (Late of Cokor's Family Hotel) PROPRIETOR. TTAVING taken die above Old Established JlI and Well ttnowu Hotel, I beg to inform myJbMends, and the Public wner&Uy. that I ' intend to Maintain tho Hißb Character which I tliis really First-class Hotel hsie hitherto held. iMy Jong experience in tho trade will, I trust, :be a guaranteo that every Attention will Ins I paid to my Clients, and the Quality of Goods assured. Pleasant! v situated on tho Banks of the Avon, near Public Gardens, Museum, dec., two minutes' walk from centre of City, - OXFORD TERRACE AND TUAM STREET CHKISTUUUftCH. 059 I " I take mine ease in mine inn," I j Vγ take it at ! KLINGENSTEIN'S HOTEL, ! Near Tuttersall's. The new host is ! JAMEt! WALLACE, 1 Late of the Central Hotel. The whole building has been renovated, and many alterations have been made for visitors'comfort. "Uood wine i ueeds no bush." The cato is in full swing. Luncheon, Iβ. Tho Hotel accommodation is perfect. A bed for Iβ. ■ 6805 JAMKS WALLACK. GROSVENOR HOTEL,* TIMARU. M R JOiln" M EIKLB J-, PROPRIETORT THE Proprietor has again RESUMED, CHARGK of tliis hotel, aud begs to in form his numerous friends and patron* that notfiing will be wanting on his part to a>ake the hotel all that could be desired. Country VJators. commercial gentlemen, and the travelling public will find this hotel one of the most comfortable and vrell conducted in South Canterbury. The accomiaodaUon for commercial gentlemen is unsurpassed, as the sample rooms are large, spacious, well lighted, and attached to the hotel. _53<j9 Board and Residence. VISITORS TO GOVERNOR'S BAY. VISITORS to GOVERNOR'S BAY this Summer can obtain Kxcelleot FUKNISHED ROOMS at the Private Lodging House, known as Ell«rolle. The house is beautifully situated, and commands an expansive view of the harbor. The coach leaves twice daily for Lj Afldy^ 7677 Governor's Bay. f ODGE'S Temperance Rest To Let for _Lj Public or Private Kiitertainmente. Concert every Saturday Night. Aduiiseiou 3d. ■ Board and Lodging, Ids per week. Refreshments all • hours. ; *3l* SUPERIOR Private Board and Residence, St. Elmo. 187 Worcester street west. 7773 SUPERIOR Private 80.-urd and Residence "Mi Gloucester street West. 3199 ■ "¥TERY Superior Private Board "and RestV deuce at 269 Cashel street W., opposite DrUlshed. a<37l GROSVENORHOUSE— ComfortablePrirate \ Board and Residence, No. 56 Gloucester street Hast, near Latimcr square. Terms very moderate. sOO TJLIGffS TEMPERANCE HOTEL and ' j> RESTAURANT—Bert accommodatloa ! in town is now offered to boarders. Double room, Iβ per week " single room. ISb per week; board without lodging, 13a per week; weekly dinnera, 4e per week; board and lodg- | uob, 3a per day. Good accommodation Cor j Smoting-room, sitting-room (with nee at piano), bath-room and shower-bath, i Stabling free. F. BRIDGES, Proprietor. I
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Press, Volume XLV, Issue 7213, 26 November 1888, Page 8
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