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Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 10862, 11 January 1901, Page 8

HOTELS. STAR OF THE SOUTH HOTEL, RANGITATA. ANGLERS.Tourists.and the General PnWia will find first-class Accommodation al the abovo Hotol, situated close to tho Rivej and within easy driving distance of tbe mouth of the Rangitata, where tho best Trout Fih- ßing in New Zealand is obtainable. Horstn and Vehicles always obtainable. All Trains stop immediately opposite thi Hotel. S. G. BRYAN, Proprietor. WOLSELEY HOTEL, Three Minutes' Walk from Railway Station WINCHESTER. H ANGLERS. Tourists, Families and * ... General Public will find nil the privacy and comforts of a well-appointed gontlcaaiii residence at, tho abovo hotel. They wil. a-;, have the right to fish over several miles of *i_ 9 best and most picturesque Trout Streams j n New Zealand, Winchester having -ccom. famous for its fly fishing. The WOLSELEY HOTEL is within «a«sv distance of the Rangitata and Opihi Rivers • Comfortable sleeping accomuicdation ;,_ eluding separate rooms for ladies, has' been provided at the mouth of the Rangitata, &rd Special Arrangements made for driving' ps _-_ ties to aud from the famous Home of TnrJ, Fish. The Express and all Trains stoo at Win cheater. " . w THOS_.J-ANGDON i _ Proprietor. Patronised by thoir K-reciienciea the Governors of Now Zealand. AOIiEK'S FAMILY HOT r _, ' *-*' OHRISTCHURCH. Within one minuto of tho Railway Staiicn. JAMES HATFIELD, Proprietor. ! Letters will rocoiv. every silention. PO, Bos No. 231. Telephcro Nos. C 77 and 1035. CITY BUFFET PRIVATE HOTpir*" ' COLOMBO STREET (near Rood's, l t0 _. meagci •>;. ITURST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION for Pel maneut Boarders and the TrateUiiu Public. Hot, Cold and Shower i-.tiiu. Close to Railway Station and i_i_iie.al Po«i OtSce. ' TRAMS PASS DOOR. Luncheon from Noon to 2 p.m. Letters and Telegrams will receive Prom* Attention. Telophone No. 076. JAMES HOWEY. ProprUtt,•OLARK'S COFFEE PALACE Ami \ PRIVATE HOTEL, Colombo street, Market squaro, Christchurch Three Minutes' walk from Exhibition Build- v ing, Thoatre, Cathedral aquarc, and -V Post Office. , •' Trams and Drag 3 pass every 20 Minutes. Ojj_poaite Supreme Court aud Govaruaaa* j Buildings. .. j Band Rotunda in front of linilding. 1 The Building ia of tht.u storeys, built ot | brick, end contains 60 Rooms, has a Splendid * j Outlook on to the river au-J. market square I which is planted with shrubs and ornamental , treos, and provided with seats. Privu,__> Sit- ,5 ting Rooms. Separate Dining-room for U Families, and Public Dining-room. Food of t| the Best Quality served with Punctuality a_d -.'ii Civility. There are Bathrooms with hot and f cold water on each landing. First-class Ac- . commodation is offered to Tourists, Travellers, ■-.. and Visitors. | TERMS MODERATE. j Permanent Boarders as per Arrangement. ' I Letters and Telograms Promptly Replied to j MRS E. CLARK, j Proprietress I Telephone 7023 | j TTT flll'E HART HOTE X» ■ | HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. I JOHN NEILL, Propriitox. | Sample Rooms. | Tslephone 46. Night Porter. . | QTOKEY'S FAMILY HOTEIt. i ° OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION. I caEIfITCHUHCH, N.Z. ( F. STOREY, Proprietor. *j TERMS: Ss per day, £2 2s per week. Telephone No. 795. Night Porter. AS L_t_w_ will imoaiTs Prompt AtUntioa. lU. .*- A GREAT EVENT. OPENING OF THE AQUARIUM. F ARENAS, Proprietor of tho City Hot*!, invites the Publio to INSPECT ___ A_____ti_i_i and ImprovomanU that he ha*.'. I ____ot-d in this favourite Central Hoitsl-nll' '} whioh has made it SECOND TO NONE os J this side of tho lint. | OPENING OF THE AQUARIUM. I CITY HOTEL. I THE _-UB OF r:rTHI3TCHURCE i TRIANGLE. I FUNERAL NOTICES | THE Friends of the late Thomas Farrell arl | respectfully invited to attend his | Funeral, leaving the Pro-Cathedral, Barbadoes f street, at 2.30 p.__. on Saturday, 12th. Ro- | qkiiein Mass at 9 a.m. AY. "LANGFORD, Funeral Director and Embalmer. Telephone 080. ti f** TPHE Friends of E. and C. Brittenden are | A respectfully invited to attend the g Funeral of their lute Daughter (Polly), leaving their residence, ..hukespear road, off AValtham road, Sydenham, nt 1.30 p.m., Sunday, 13th. W. LANGFORD, Funerai Director,, office, 133 Colombo street. ~*~* [ THE Friends of tho lato Thomas A.dwin, ■ , of Southbridgo, are respectfully invited jto attend his Funeral, whicli will le_Te the I Christchurch Hosoital on Saturday, January I 12th, at 1 ip.m., "for tho Woolston Cemetery. C. SAMUELS, Undertaker, Gloucester street, opposite Rink Stable.., and 20 Gladstone ... < Btreet, Sydenham. 253S . THE Friends of the late John Alfred Bam- .' ford arc invited to attend his Funeral, to leave the residence of his daughter (Mr« W. A. Boot), Ferry road, near East belt, on • Friday, 11th instant, at 2.30 p.m., for ths.. Linwood Cemetery. J. LAMB and SON. - '■ ■ 2IH J LAMB AND SO? W UNDERTAKERS § And I EMEALMERS. j No. 5- LICHFIELD STREET., i Telephone 533. .' FURNITURE WARS i HOUSE, ' | 209 COLOMBO STREET. ORDERS FOR FUNERALS WILL BE A* TJ-NDED TO AS USUALlalophcne 8-5. _ - "" pEORGE BARREL--. UNDERTAKER and EMBALMER. Telegrams and Telephone Orders by Ni_&* ; i' or Day receive immediate attention. 63 DURHAM STREET SOUTH. Telephone 721. MONUMENTAL SCULPTURK . §T J. T A I T, Comer of Cashel street and Montreal sties* (Opposite Drill Shed), MANUFACTURER and IMPORTER ol * Descriptions of Mo-umenu.l AVork. Boat Quality and Lowe-t PricesInspection Invited. Established 1863. GW. J. PARS O »-*■■■ MONUMENTAL MASOA, Irlanoh eater street. ~ | Monuments and Headstones io Mart** | Granite and Stone. _ NJfiWEST DESIGNS. j All Work Guaranteed. g LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICK. _| Concrete Kerbiags, Iron jUihnC** § Inspection "peoialiy luvit-O- . *j. m