BRANCH HOTEL, Lambton Quay. ME. DIAMOND has pleasure in announcing that his NEW BILLIARD ROOM Is now Open. The room will be found very comfortable, and an agreeable lounge during the winter evenings. THE TABLE Is one of Alcock's best, and replete with everything appertaining to this noble and scientific game. Due care has been given to ventilating and lighting on the latest principles. PRIVATE BAR IN BILLIARD ROOM. None but the best brands of Ales, Wines, and Spirits, kept in stock. SPARKLING ALE ON DRAUGHT, 3d per Glass. Ordinary daily at One o'clock. BRANCH HOTEL, Lambton Quay. CATTEL AND DIAMOND, Proprietors. NOTICE. W BROWN begs to inform his friends • and the public generally that he has removed from M'lntosh's Stables to the NAG'S HEAD, corner of Cuba and Dixonstreets, where he will carry on his LIVERY and LETTING Business as usual. The Hutfc Mail leaves the Nag's Head at the usual hours.
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Evening Post, Volume VII, Issue 144, 26 July 1871, Page 1
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153Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Post, Volume VII, Issue 144, 26 July 1871, Page 1
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