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Tb • oMv relicb'e low-priced Machine on i 1 e market. Nearly 130,000 in use. Several I;»»rt<i-« in ns:- >n Otago. Proficiency tinwantf- «'1 in twn week* Machines sold for or tiim. •ta v nv"'U. an- 1 s>-n‘ anywhere for if i!•'!<■'Ul ■ M..1 .• j:.i ...■•• in • . Th I Li-. er.li !■' u: ■) ,i* :*‘f - . oprietor. \v n n hi' n Spn ikkepi. FIRST-CLASS STABLING ACCOMODATION. (Charges Moderate. Every attention given to the Tiavelling Public. WILLIAM HOLLAND, Proprietor. Under the distinguished patronage of Sir Hercules Robinson. K.C.8., end Sir W. F. D. Jeivois, K.C.M.G., C-8., late Governors of New Zealand.

New Orleans Hotel ARROWTOWN. S. SIMMONDS - - Proprietor. ~The nbove Hotel, which has just been purchased by the present owner, offers superior accommodation to Tourists, Commercial 3d an, and the General Public—it having been long ago established ns the Leading Hotel ot Arrowtown—and is replete with •very comfort and convenience. Private suites of apartments detached from the Hotel, where private parties will be undisturbed by the usual routine of hotel business. Tulle D'hote daily, at One o’clock. The Wines, Spirits and Beer dispensed are of the i urest quality obtainable. The Stabling is under the control of an experienced and trustworthy Groom. HORSES AND TRAPS FOR HIRE. "S. SIMMONDS, Proprietor;

Royal Oak Hotel, ARROWTOWN. J. L. JOPP ... Proprietor. This well-known and POPULAR HOSTELRY is the oldest established House in Arrowtown, and is patronised by _ the majority of Commercial men and Visitors to the Lakes District. Every attention and civility. Well-furnished Private Rooms. Daily Ordinary at 1 p.nv Liberal Bill of Fare. The moat Superior Brands of Wines and Spirits Raid’s XXXX Ale. Splendid Sample Room—Well Lit. FIRST CLASS BILLIARD TABLE (one of Thurston’s make). Jopp-s Koval Mail Coach leaves the Hote, lt 2.30 on Mondays, Wednesdays, and p, ',' - Th- Coach returns every night, on arrival of the Steamer, conveying through passengers and their luggage to Arrowtown. tobl e Royal Mail Lice of Coaches, run■Bing between Lawrence and Queenstown, and to Lake Wanaka rrive at and depart iron- the ROYAL OAK HOTEL, and in connection therewith Telegrams sent to the Proprietor of the Hotel will be attended V» with promptitude and care. First class Stabling. Efficient Hrooms. Buggies and Horses for Hire J. L. JOPP, Proprietor.

M'BRIDE’S -FAMILY HOTELQUEENSTOWN. Mrs J. M'BRIDE .. Proprietress. Th# above popular and well-appointed Es tablishment is replete in each department with eve y requisite, and of the best quality obtainable. SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION Travellers and Boarders, and all tin comforts of a home. Charges Very Moderate. A Porter attends passengers on arriyal and departure of Steamers. Sample Rooms for Commercial Travellers. LIVERY STABLES, first-class Hacks and Vehicles for the con vonience of Excursionists wishing to take a ride or drive into the country.

Commercial Hotel? CROMWELL. JOHN LA FFEY - - Proprietor. (Late of Court’s Hotel, Dunedin). J.L. begs to notify that he has purchased the above Hotel, and hopes by strict attention to business to merit a fair share of the public patronage. FIRST - CLASS ACCOMMODATION. Only the Bist of Liquors kept in stock. McDonald and Co.’s Coaches leave the Coraercial HjtM daily to meet all trains. (Parcels and goods will receive the most careful attention. BUGGIES & LADIES & GENTS’ HACKS ALWAYS ON HIKE. IST Young Horses carefully Broken to Saddle and Harness: ABOSN to H inanity—Mountain Kn g Asthma P dar. Gives wonderful Md refreshing relief in obstinate and chronic

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Lake County Press, Issue 2185, 5 September 1907, Page 6

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Page 6 Advertisements Column 1 Lake County Press, Issue 2185, 5 September 1907, Page 6

Page 6 Advertisements Column 1 Lake County Press, Issue 2185, 5 September 1907, Page 6

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