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Evening Post, Volume VI, Issue 294, 27 January 1871, Page 4

F.CTiOi'EAX HOTEL LI'NCHF.ON ROOM.. ] L\Mi,T'">N Qr.iA. ! 0«. "-:' to > wAccsi.losenh raid l't..ii. \ ! Tv CtVFy «<o\" Ti'K^i'AV. V.id JAX., IS7L j ; I i 1 /"tllAlti-hIS HAISMANN, xonuerlv or tlie | |V i ( 4 lut> Trip, having taken the above \ lntel, renoi vaced anil considcrablv imuroved ir. thanks his ! , ii'lc-ais .md rlie public geiiertjliy for the liberal ! j support ihey have awarded hun ; uini to sltow t'iuit nrithin^ on V:s «art O.uill be ne^leeted t»» ! i *¦ " t j uit-e-t the- ro»jiuit-uieutn :i£i-i n^s-eAsitifs i>f liis- ; : castvunei*, lie has d.'ierpained tti ui>on nis t "ma- ; | nievcM^! Room :is a ' 1 LUNCHEON UOOM. j f i f~ Wli-Se till the great parts and stavtiiu^ announcements of /iTf.s i/t' rtiisific, i-tl&ip lUUCiieonS, and "all the doliv;acies i»f tlie season," licive j been agitating Te Aro, Lambton and Thorndon have been entirely neglected. l*. H. has resolved that this neglect shall no longer exist, and that lie will supply tlie great desideratum — a clieap and comfortable Luncheon Room. And although, he does not presume to say that it will be s% ' tlie largest in tlie Southern beiuis' phere,'"" lie will guarantee that it will be equal, if cot superior, to any iv the Empire City. No one wanting Lunch, in either Thorndon or Lambton shall be compelled to go to Te Aro to satisfj' their appetite at a reasonable price. Chops, Steaks, Cutlets, witli Vegetables, Bread and Cheese, '. 6 JK Ou cold days, a Plate of good hot Soup, with Bread, *~ best brewed Colonialale 3d per glass,orhalf-pinfc. A separate rouni for Ladies. Visitors from the country will find this establishment a great convenience. Good stabling belonging to the house. The best wines, spirits, cordials, and malt liquors imported or produced in the Colony always oil hand. Luncheon from 12 to o. CHAS. HAUSMANN, l J roprietor. Wellington, 31st December. ~~' J\ & W. SLOAN, TAILORS, &c, TTAYE again the pleasure of cUinouncing to their numerous patrons the arrival of a complete and fashionable stock of S 17 M M E R GOOD S, Ex Firth of Clyde, of the most elegant and tasteful description, purchased on the most advantageous terms in the home markets. These goods will be marked with the smallest possible profit, which cannot fail to give satisfaction to every customer, our object being to secure a steady and increasing business. FASHIONABLE TROUSERS TO MEASURE ; FROM ONE GUINEA, CASH. All goods guaranteed well shrunk, and an Incomparable Fit. METROPOLITAN HOTEL, THOMAS URWlff, PfIOPIiIETOB, Corner of Molesworth and Pipitea-street. miIOMAS UR.WIN, in returning thanks to the J_ public generally for the very liberal patronage he has hitherto received, assures those who may honor him with a visit that they will find everytliing is conducted in the best, possible manner at his establishment. The Hotel has been recently very considerably enlarged, and no expense has been spared in the airangements, so as to makes it in uvc-ry respect equal, if not superior, to any other iv Wellington. The Family Hotel will afVord all the comforts of a home, and members of the House of Representatives and of the Legislative Council, as well as others who may patronise the establishment, will tind it replete with every comfort and convenience, and the attendance all that can be desired. The Wives, Spirits and Ales will be found of a superior quality, and of the very best brands that can be obtained in the market. THE BILLIARD ROOM, Which is attached to the Hotel, is spacious and well lighted, and the table is by one of the very best makers. It is now re-opened, and gentlemen frequenting it will tind the very best attention, with every requisite for their accomodation. Wellington Ist December. T ONDON CAFE AND RESTAURANT, Opposite Bank of New Zealand, WELLINGTON. Parties from the country, visitors en route, and the public generally, will find excellent accommodation at this house. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. Terms :—: — Board and Residence 20s per week. j Board ... ... ISs „ Meals : — Breakfast ... ... Is Dinner... ... ... Is Tea ... ... ... Is Good Beds. JOHN DELANEY, Proprietor. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. mHE business of J. F. MEADOWS k SON, Dyers, Scourers, Glove Gleaners, Feather Dyers, &a, and Leghorn Hat Pressers, Willis-street, will in future be carried on nearly opposite the Independent offioe.

THE QUALITY AND PRICE.