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Evening Post, Volume XXXV, Issue 31, 8 February 1888, Page 4

ALBION HOTEL, Corner of Tory-street and Courtenay Place. G. W. TABOR, Proprietor. This First-class Hotol now offers superior R<lvantn?es to Tiavellers and the Publio ge:;erally. Boarders will find every regard paid to their wants, and casual visitor* will meet with the very bost attention. Comfortable Apartments for families, and privaoy nwl every comfort guaranteed. Tho Table will be found oqnal to any house in tho city. Tho Wines and Spirits are only of tho Best Brands, and the Malt Liquors are from tho most Popnlar Broweriea. Ono of Aloock's Billiard Tables, with an attentive marker, on tho promises. Trams pass tho door evorv 20 minutes. X>~~A N X HOTEL, Makners-street. Misses DINNAN & . OSBORNE! have purchosod tho leaso of the above hostelry, and will bo pleased to receive a visit from thoir friends and tho publio generally. The accommodation for boarderß and familios is unsurpassed. Lunoheon from 1 to 2 daily. Hot, Cold, and Showor Baths. Liquors of tho best brands. Good Stabling. ORMSBEE'S CENTRAL HOTEL, Lamhton-quay.. MBS. ORMSBEE returns hor most sincere thanks to her friends and patrons and to the travolling pnblio for tho very liberal support she has received since her arrival in Wellington, and in wishing all a Happy New Year, assures them that nothing shall be wanting on her part to uphold the reputation of her honso for comfort, civility, and quality of liqnors. Staples' favourite ales always on tap. JANE ORMSBEE. CITY HOTEL, Corner of Cltde-quay and Marjoribanes-street. P. O'SHEA Proprietor. I wish to annonnce to my f rionds and the public generally that I havo taken tbo above well-known hotel. Tho honso is to be immediately renovated throughout. It affords unsurpassed accommodation for travellers and permanent boarders. First-class billiard table. Hot, cold, and shower baths. Extensive stabling. Ales, wines, and spirits unsurpassed. P. O'SHEA. CLUB HOTEL MASTEETON, Wairarapa. ALFRED ELKINS ... Proprietor. THIS Hotel offers Superior Aooommoda tion to Bottlers, travellers, and private amilies. Baths. Sample Rooms. Stables and well-massed Paddock. COMMERCIAL. HOTEL, (Opposite Empiro Hotel), WiLLIB-STREET, WELLINGTON. MRS. SMITH (late of Post Offioe Hotel) bogs to inform hor numerous friends, former oustomors, and the publio generally, that she has purchased the above hotel. Tho hotel has been recently renovated and newly-furnished throughout. Private Buiteß of Apartments. General accommodation unsurpassed. Terms moderate. THE BILLIARD BOOM Under the management of a competent marker. Pool Evert Evening. The most experienced Cook in the oity haying been engaged, THE LUNCHEON ROOM, is now a Speciality. Luncheon, from 12 to 2. One Shilling. [CIRCULAR.] T^MPIEE HOTEL. HAMILTON GILMEB, Proprietor. H. GDLMER begs to announce to the Travelling and Genpval Publio that the Empire Hotel has 1 oen THOROUGHLY RENOVATED AND BE - FURNISHED THROUGHOUT. Tho accommodation at the Empire is now not to be SURPASSED by any other hotel in the colony. Special provision has been made to ensure the oomfortof Familios, Permanentßoarders, Commercial Travellers, and others who may favonr him with their patronage. Sample Rooms, light and spacious, have been provided ; in fact, no expense has been spared by the proprietor while re-furnishing and improving the house. pOST OFFICE HOTEL. TERMS : Permanent Boarders, over ono month 25s per week Travellers 5s per day All Meals One Shilling Beds, per night Is6d Sunday Dinner 2s Strictly Cash. JOS. B. BILEY. N.B.— Meals at all hours. IJKOSSER'S PANAMA HOTEL. This old-established house having been entirely re-built and re-furnished throughout now offers superior accommodation for Boarders and Travellers. Private suite for families. Hot and Cold and Shower Baths. Wines and Spirits of the best brands. This being a free house, and having just mado arrangements for special brews of beer, customers can rely on getting the best glass of beer in the town. Cobb's 'busses pass the door every 10 minutes ; also, good stabling. JOHN PEOSBBH, Proprietor. SHIP HOTEL, Willis-street. MRS. TOWNSEND. for many years proprietress of the Ship Hotel, Nelson, bogs to inform her numerous friends and former customers and the pnblio generally that, having taken the above Hotel, she solicits a continuance of the patronage formerly bo liberally bestowed upon her. Boarders and travellers will find every comfort of a home. Wines, Ales, and Spirits of the best quality. Chargesmoderate. Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths. Spacious Billiard-room, with first-class table ; attentive marker. WAVEBLEY HOTEL l >—ve Criterion), Lambeon Quay. WALTEB JOHNSTON, Late Chief Steward of the s.s. Arawa, Having taken the above Hotel, 1 is inaugurating an entirely new system of management, which ho is assured will prove satisfactory to all who may favour him with a visit. Lunch from 12 to 2 p.m. daily. Accommodation for a limited number of Boarders. Mr. Johnston's experience as a public caterer enableß him to guarantee that all Wines, Spirits, ie, at the Waverley shall be of firet-chiss quality. T> A P E~R HANGING, SIGNWBITING, PAINTING AND DECORATING. The best possible workmanship, at lowest pbicbs. TUSTIN BROS., 79, Willis-street. Note.— As none but first-class workmen are employed, the quality of all work can be guaranteed.