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Press, Volume XLVIII, Issue 7781, 7 February 1891, Page 3

Hotels THE ItOYiAL HOTEL. OXFORD TERRACE WEST, CHRISTCHURCH. MRSC. GOLD3TONE, having leased this excellent Family and Commercial Hotel, hopes to.meiiD a continuance of the support hitherto accorded to her. The Hotel is exceptionally situated, being in the most picturesque pare of Christchurch, and yet n?ar to its centre. The private suites of apartments are very comfortably furnished, and the arrangements of the Hotel render it a desirable home for Travellers, Tourists and regular boarders. The Management will be under Mrs Goldstone's personal supervision, and her long experience warrants her in guaranteeing er patrons every attention. ALL CHARGES STRICTLY MODERATE* Telegrams, Letters or Messages Promptly Attended to. None but the Best Liquors Supplied. Telepho_e~No. 389. 8219 JOE DICKS. "WINE AND SPIRIT IMPORTER, WALTHAM ARMS, SYDENHAM. PRICE LIST. For cash only. BRANDY. - &d. Vineyard first-class Brandy, Vintage 1868, XXXX .. ..76 Grand Champagne Cognac. XXXX ..76 Marcieain and Co.'s Cognac _ ..7 6 Hennessy and Co.'s Cognac .. ..66 Bisquit, Dubouche and Co.'s Cognac, large flask 2 6 do do do small flask 1 6 The Finest Brand In your own bottle, pel quartern .. .. .. ..10 WHISKEYS. Mitchel's Poyal Irish Whiskey, per bottle - 6 Highland Whiskey do 4 6 The Royal Blend 4 6 The Old Smuggler: the Gaelic Whiskey.. 4 6 The Encore Whiskey, the double distilled Whiskey ..• ..4 6 Dunvile's Royal Irish Whiskey, large ■ _ask 2 6 do do do 8-.aL._ask 1 6 GIN. Goats and Co.'s Plymouth Gin. per bottle 4 6 Sir Robert Burnett and Co.'s Old Tom ..4 6 Geneva, J.D.K.Z. 6 0 Wolfe's Schnapps.. .. ..5 0 Geneva Schnapps, Old Tom, Plymouth Gin, in your own bottle, per quartern 1 0 WINES. Champagne, Eclipse, extra.-quaUty, extra dry, quarts 7 0 do do do pints 4 0 Rich Old Port Wine,per bottle .. ..4 0 Fine Old Sherry do ..4 0 Good Sound Ciaret .. .. -.2 6 BEER. Bass and Co.'s English Ale, quart bottles 1 0 Bas°) and Co.'s Pale Ale, small bottles ..9 0 Guinness' -tout, Shty brand, quart bott'es 1 0 Crown Brewery Swout or Ale do 0 9 CROWN BREWERY. World-wide Renowned Celebrated Sparkling Ale, in.your own bottles, per quart 0 6 First-class Cigars, 3d each, or 5 for a shilling. Lemonade, Ginger Ale, S.da Water, Herbal Be _r, 2d per bottle if taken away. P,S.—The reason why we can sell bo cheap, is that we have no enormous rent to pay, and buy in large quantities for cash. 8572 TERMINUS FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Opposite the Railway Station, CHRISTCHURCH.

THE above Hotel is the most convenientlysituated iv Cbristehurch for Tourists and Travellers, being opposite tho Railway Station, Telegraph and Post Offlcea, and Cab Stand. The Hotel is replete with every convenience, being fitted with Hot, Cold, and Shower B ths, &c., spacious Billiard, Smoking, and Private Sitting-rooms. Speight's celebrated Dunedin Ale always on draught. Prompt attention given to letters and telegrams. Telephone No. 302 FREDERICK STOREY, 8375 Proprietor. THE CENTRAL HOTEL Is now presided over by THOMAS BROOKS, WHOSE long experience in Hotel manage meat on the Peninsula enables him to guarantee to his patron* every possible attention and tue comfort, of a good home at moderate charges. None but the Best Liquors will be kept. The household arrangements are under the personal supervision of MRd BKOOKd. The Hotel has been thoroughly renovated, and being, according to its name, in the most central part, ot tne City, it affords exceptional advantage*. The Billiard-room is one _f the best lighted aud furnished in the cit., and is in charge of a thoroughly experienced marker. 8-78 TUO.ViA. BitOOKS, Proprietor. CRITERION HOTEL" TIMARU. THE Alterations and Improvements to tbis Hotel being now completed; JD. M-GUINNESS Will be glid to welcome bis old Friends and the Public Generally, aud assures th.m they will find tbe Hotel replete witn every comfort. 20 WHITE HART HOTEL HIGH STREET, CHRI-TCUUROH. J. G. HARRIS WILL be glad to wotuome his old friends and the public generally, and assures them they will lind th. Hotel replete with evary comfort and convenience. The Hotei. being in the centre of the city, will be found most convenient for Commercial Travellers, Tourists, and others. SPACIOUS SAMPLE ROOMS. EXCELLENT BILLIARD ROOMS, Fitted up with two Alcock'. Tables. Telephone _>. Night Porter. J.G.HARRIS, 609 Proprietor. Board and Baaidcnce. GROSVENOR HOUSE COMFORTABLE PRIVATE BOARL* AND RESIDENCE. No. 56 Gloucester street east, ne_r Latimer 2159 square. Terms vers* moderate. '. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. MRS LODGE, late of the Temperance Rest, HAS REMOVED to AODIfNUTON, near Saleyards, where she can Accommodate Several Boarders. Refreshments and Stabling 537 PREVENTION OF CRUELTY . TO ANIMALS* .~ , m The ordinary meeting of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals was held yesterday at the City Council Chambers. Present—His Worship the Mayor (in the chair), and Messrs M. murphy, J. C. Prudhoe, G. Booth (Mayor of Sydenham). An apology was received for the absence of Mr C. Louisson. The Inspector reported that daring the month of January he had visited Heathcote, Woolaton, St. Albans, Linwood, and Sydenham. He had also been to Springfield. Ashburton, and Templeton, and on market days had attended the market in Christchurch. He had made inquiries into some complaints which had been received, but although demanding a caution, which he had given,' none of the cases called for prosecution. During the month seventeen cautions were given, for cruelty to horses and cows, for keeping a cow (which Bad since been killed and buried) suffering from cancer, for catching cats iv a trap. Forty horses were examined for sores during the month. The report was received. The Inspector read the minutes of the last meeting of the Ladies Committee, at which Mrs Julius presided, held' on January 9th. A discussion took place regarding* the prize essays for children, ana it was agreed to send circulars concerning the essays to clergymen. They approved of Mr Parker's resolutions relating to slaughteryards, Mr Surra reported having received the eighth annual report of the Otago Society. A number of letters were read and dealt with. The Inspector reported that the credit balance in the Bank was £14 Is 4d; that accounts had been passed for payment amounting to £13, and that one or two others had since accrued. Mr M. Murphy was appointed Treasurer and tha meeUna adjourned.