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Ellesmere Guardian, Volume X, Issue 897, 1 April 1891, Page 1

; 1 <> 1 6HBISTbft;tR0H. ri^X^/HIMIS ->„.; WILL be glad to welcome his old , ; •, ; friends and the public jg'enerallyi | . and aß^ufe'B them 'th6y wiHfiri|l' the Hotel • replete with eVery ' comfort ; arid' conve- 1 ' iiience. ; •■•■;;•.•. <.v • ■ r •. -,:-! ■:.;■■;•■; ;, ; The Hofel',^', being m the centre 'of 'the city, will Bie 'fodnd most Convenient for Co fnrtiercial ' Tra vellers, ; Tourists , ' and ■. othjers. "•- ■' .»!«»Jis' CA--.\. . ?r.'.:*M . Wines and Spirits b£ the 'best Brands. ;i ( ' Superinr Accommodation • for Farmeis , and Settlers at moderate charges. . spacious sample rooms, i ' " eixcellent; billiard rooms, •':; Fitted'Up with two Alcock's Tables.' :,f Telegralns arid Letters will -receive the prpmpeßt attention; i i ; m „ „-.. „ i . Tolephone 45.- "i -Night Porter, s /„'■;■ : - : " 1 --- ■'•■ i -- j' toy harris, : •/ ' .^ \ ■ '■■ -'on.-'i t; .■.•■..'-•• :')■ i-y.-, proprietor. • 'iJ j TRIANGLE, i CHRISTGHUiRCH. ' ..,' • ( iir AVING taien ' the : : above ' Hbiel, irP-*- which has just been newly' built, 1 hsk furnished it tUroughoutoluxurioiialy,, ' and supplied it- -!■ j ,-,. .■,, : , , . : , ! ' ,WITH EVERY MODERN CON- ; '"; ;< ';' 7-r '/VENIENCE. -[■'-■■'--' 3. McNA'MABA wishes it to be understood 'by'hisold friends, and the public ■ : '■ ■ generally that the 'same ' : ! " ' MOD-ERATE CHARGES ! ;*Wbich have hitherto obtained m similar 1 '- jeßtablißhrnentH conducted by him will ; be the rule m the City Hotel. HIRWEL^HOTJX, i James Blackler BEGS to inform the Public of the Ellesmere District that he. has taken the above Hotel, and hopes to get a fair share of support. It affords splendid accommodation for travellers. The Irwell Creek runs throngh the ground attached to tha Hotel, and is an excellent fishing place for tront. „..•;■■■ •. Travellers from Coristchurch and other centres wanting a few days' good sport , 'cannot do better than give Mr Blackler a ) ] Travellers conveyed : tp, and from Irwell Station free of charge. , - „, , Good Accommodation for Traveller«. I, . ;•. Excellent Stabling. '-' Wines and. .Spirits of . the, very beßt ■• -quality..,,; „,, ■ .. ..;; , -„. „- . „,'„.. ' ; ',' : ' ! ; • „ . . . , JAMES BLACKLER,. ;.' j ■..,;!, •'.-;• , . Proprietor. j HOTiIL, ..,! Corner of CJCJLOMBO & OASHEL STREETS, ; \ j: .;;; -pHRisTCHiJitcH; ,| C. AMYES, Peopbietor. - fTpHIS, well-known and highly-eatimated L Hotel possesses unequalled accom- 1 modatibn for Tourists, Private Families and Commercial Gentlemen. Having the advantage of being Bituated m ihe very centre of the. city provides' special conyenience for visitors. The culinary de- • partment is under the immediate supervision of a Professional Chef. Mr C. Amyes is making a specialty, of his | TABLE D'HOTE, ' Which will be provided with all the delicacies m season between the Hoars of 12 and 2. j ONE siItJLING. Glarendon Hotel, Corner Oxford-terrace and Worcesterstreet, ; CHRISTCHURCH., ; M B o rr Ek7R 1 V T<AYL O)R Y^eof the Q^en's Hotel, i . Timaru), -■; , Having taken the above and favourably 1 Known Hostelry, has had the h^ee and appointments thoroughly renovated, and can now confidently offer Special Inducements- to .Families, Commercial Travellers. 1 and others."' Terms Moderate. . ; THE WINES,' ALES, AND ; SPIRITS Are of the best Brands only. ";'-' The Cuisine is under the superintendence of a thoroughly, experienced Chef. i Telegrams or Letters will receive the promptest attention, Woithington'H Ale on Draught. 1 itoCE, THE nndt3fwgned\ij prepared to SELL FIREWOOD i» mg or phorfc lepgtbf