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Dunstan Times, Issue 764, 8 December 1876, Page 1

THE OLDEST-ESTABLISHED HOTEL ON THE DI7NSTAN. Hartley arms hotel, SUNDERLAND-ST., CLYDE. JAMES PARKS, Proprietor. ■S. Parks begs to return thanks to his numerous friends for past favors ; and, in soliciting a continuance of their support, desires to say they can ever rely on receiving every attention when favoring him with a visit. . Equal Acorn rc edition teeny in the District Private Red Rooms Detached from the Hotel. Commodious and well-ventilated Billiard Room, and one of Allcook’s Best Tables. The Best of Drinks Only Kept. SYDNEY HOTEL, ’ SUNDERLAND STREET, CLYDE. JAMES HOLT, (Proprietor), BEGS to inform his Friends and the Public generally, that every attention and care will be bestowed on all who will favor him with a call. Good accommodation, and none but the best liquors kept. Good Stabling and Loose Raxes. QOMIIERCIA L HOTEL, ROXBURGH, H. H. HERON, Proprietor. Cobb and Co.’s Royal Mail Line of Coaches to and from Queenstown to Milton, arrive and depart daily. Buggies and Saddle Horses on bite. CRITERION HOTELq ALEXANDRA, HENRY TOHILL having purchased the above well-known Hotel 'of the late proprietor Mr D. M ’Donald, trusts by strict attention to the comforts of travellers, and the public generally, to retain their patronage. Good Wines and Spirits. A first-class Billiard Table. The Stables are replete with every convenience; likewise two good loose boxes' with the attendance of a first.class groom. D. M‘DONALD begs to rcthrn thanks for the very liberal patronge bestowed on him during his time as proprietor, and trusts that the same will be accorded to his successor, H. TOHILL.