HOTELS. GROSVENOR FAMILY HOTEL, SOUTH BELT, Opposite Railway Station. TTWOMEY (late of Wallingford Hotel, Temuka), • announces to his numerous friends and the travelling public that he has taken over the above Hotel, where they will find a warm welcome and comfortable quarters. T. TWOMEY, GROSV EN O R HOTEL, Patronised by their Excellencies the Governors of New Zealand. CJOKER'S FAMILY HOTEL, CHRISTCHURCH. (Within one minute of the Railway Station). JAMES HATFIELD, Proprietor. Letters will receive every attention. P.O. Box No. 291. Telephone No. 231. THE NEW CAVERSHAM, Corner of LOWER HIGH AND MADRAS STREETS. MR E. RAVENHILL has much pleasure in informing the Public that he has rebuilt that well-known hostelry, THE CAYERSHAM. It will now be found replete with all Modern Conveniences, and Every Comfort is provided for patrons A Spacious Dining-Room has been added, and the Cuisine is in the hands of a Capable Chef. Suites of Rooms for Families. Airy and Wellfurnished Double and Single Bedrooms. The Best StablingtAccommodation in Canterbury. Wince and Spirits of the Best Brands only kept. E. RAVENHILL, Proprietor. HART HOTEL HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. TARIFF : £2 2s per Week. Breakfast, 2s. Lunch, Is. Dinner, 2« 6d Beds, 2s. JOHN NEILL, Proprietor. Sample Rooms. Telephone 45. Night Porter.
ZETLAND AKMS HOTEL. THIS FAVOURITE OLD FARMERS' RESORT is now under the ownership of ' JOHN FOX, Thirty-two years Landlord o{ the Prince o! Wales Hotel. The house has been thoroughly renovated and refurnished, and now offers every comlort. The EXTENSIVE STABLING ACCOMMODATION (running from Cashel street to Lichfield street) is now in thorough good order, and is under the per sonal supervision of Mr Fox himself, assisted by F. Goodwin (" Little Fred"), who was so many years with the late Mr Seabright. This should be a guarantee to country visitors that their HORSES WILL HAVE THE BEST OF TREATMENT A Large Covered-in Yard for traps, and Waiting room for ladies, has been specially provided. The Bar is stocked with the Best Brands of Liquors, including D.C.L. " Very Old Special." It is the intention of the proprietor to use every effort to render the "Old Zetland" comfortable alike to Country and Town Friends, and he trusts accordingly to be favoured with their patronage. Stopping place for Wild's Belfast Drags.
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Press, Volume LV, Issue 10060, 11 June 1898, Page 5
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