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Lyttelton Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 5013, 14 March 1877, Page 2 (Supplement)

Hotels. OCEAN VIEW HOTEL, GOVERNOR'S BAX THIS Hotel having boon completely renovate* and re-furnished, is now replete with every ouvouionoe for _ TRAVELLERS AND FOR FAMILIES Desirous of a Seaside Residence. It commands a magnificent view of Lyttelton Harbour, together with the lovely soonory of Governor's Bay, and is particularly suitable for nvalids.. „ . , ... Private rooms for families. Best brands of wines, spirits, and boors. Good stabling and paddooking. Terms Moderate. 405 C SAMUEL NEALE, Proprietor. BRITANNIA. HOTEL, WHATELY ROAD, CHRISTCHURCH. Proprietors: CHARLES GREEN, formerly of the »* Shades," and late of tho Ship Hotel, Timarn, and DANIEL M'QUINNESS, of the Foresters’ Hotel. THE above bog to intimate to their old friends and tho public that they are to bo found daily at tho above hotel, which has boon thoroughly renovated and fitted up with every comfort and convenience, and no effort on their part will bo spared In making all who favour them with their patronage welcome. Luncheon on daily: Soups, Chops, Steaks on tho Shortest Notice. Dinners as per arrangement. Private rooms for Families. WINES, BEER, AND SPIRITS OF THE BEST BRANDS. Tho management of tho Hotel is under tho supervision of Mr GREEN, so long and favourably known both in Christchurch and Timoru. Good Stabling. 0558 — NEW INX, ASHBURTON. .. J. w ALLACE BEGS to Inform his old Friends and tho Public that having made extensive alterations to tho above Hotel, ho can now offer superior accommodation to Boarders. Private Booms for Families. Wines, Beers, and Spirits of tho Best Brands. A new Billiard Room has boon erected and fitted up with one of Alcoek’s Best Tables. Good Stabling and Paddocks. 4526 ORAM’S SOMERSET HOTEL, ASHBURTON THIS fine Hotel is replete with every convenience for Settlers and Travellers. Tho Cuisine is under tho personal superintendence of tho Proprietor, whose long expoience on sea and land offers a substantial guarantee that his patrons will have every comfort afforded them, and may roly on being called, tho Early Trains going North and South daily. Wines, Spirits, Alas, Ac., of tho Choicest Brands. (None other kept in stock.) B. W. SHEARMAN, Proprietor. In Connection with the above is tho Livery and Bait Stables, and they are under the able superintendence of F, L. Bosenberge, so long known with King Cobb’s Telegraph Lino of Coaches, both in Australia and Now Zealand, where every attention is paid to anything left under his care. Superior Carriage and Buggy Pairs, Saddle Horses and Hacks always on haul for Hire, Sale, or Exchange. Horses broken to saddle and harness, A Coach Manufactory adjoins tho above, under the partnership of Messrs Burley, Wostbrooke, and Cooper. They hive always on hand tho newest designs in Broughams, Barouches, Phcctong, Waggonettes, and American Buggies of every description. Carriages built to order. All timber used m their manufactory hts been carefully selected by Mr E, Burley, whose long experience in tho trade desires no further ommont. Repairs done in a superior manner, with oil possible despatch and at tho lowest rates. Manufactory and Repository, East and Barnett street, Ashburton. 218 Sumner Hotel MA B Y S~O HLU TE B 1699 PROPRIETRESS. 1 COPP’B CAPE AND DINING BOOMS, Church street, Timaru. VISITORS to Timarn will find all the comforts of a Private Hotel at this large establishment. Charges moderate. 8500 J. H. COPP. EMPIRE HOTEL. HOKITIKA. THIS largo and commodious Hotel has Just been thoroughly renovated, decorated, and refurnished. New additional well-ventilated Bedrooms and Sample Rooms have been erected, rendering this one of the best Hotels in the Colonies, and specially adapted for the requirements of commercial men. • The Billiard Room is fitted with one of the best English tables. Private Sitting-rooms if required, Tho Tariff will be considerably reduced, while tho comforts will be largely increased. First-class Spirits, Wines, and Beers. English and Colonial of the best brands will always be kept. Shower and Plunge Baths. Coaches leave the Hotel for Christchurch twice weekly; and for Qroymeuth, Kiunara, and Ross daily, 2449 JOSEPH CHUBOHES, Proprietor. The jgHADES, HEREFORD STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. Wholesalei and Retail Wine and Spirit Stores. Importer of Ala and Porter of tho First Brands, Including Blood’s, Guinness’, Byass’, and the Celebrated Pig Brand Stout, The Ales in Stock are— Younger's, Jeffrey’s, Alison's, Tennents, and Ind, Cope and Co. s Brands, in Glass and Stone Bottles. Wines of tho Best Quality, Champagne and Moselle, also very fine Port, strongly recommended for Invalids. Clarets of the best qualities; and Australian Wines of the best quality. Fine Amontillado and other Sherries, for Family use, all at ordinary prices. W. H.PORTER, x .. ~, Proprietor, All Letters with orders will receive prompt attention. Goods delivered within four miles of town Free. Luncheon on tho Table every day from 12,30 to 2 P-m. 8088 EASTERN HOTEL. Corner of Cashel street, and East Town Belt. THE alterations to tho above being now com> ploto, visitors can obtain all tho aooonunodii tion of a > FIRST-CLASS FAMILY HOTEL, Superior accommodation for Single Gentlemen, Private Rooms for Families. 1899 J h. HALL, Proprietor. H XiOEDSHIP’S II and LUNCHEON ROOMS, Lichfield street. ABDER The Best Is Luncheon in Christchurch. Private Rooms for Ladies. 3639 W. J. MESSENGER, Propr etor. TIMARU. NIL L 1 AMS’ PRIVATE HOTEL . RESTAURANT. Superior Accommodation for Visitors and Boarders. Adjoining Railway Station, Timaru. 5M3 Hydropathy. MATLOCK BATHS, SUMNB K. THIS ESTABLISHMENT lo now complete with ovory arrangement for carrying ou tho HYDROPATHIC SYSTEM OF TREATMENT FOR DISEASES As practised with such marked success by tho late MR AND MRS JOHN SMEDLEY. Matlock, Derbyshire. AMONGST tho cases already cured, some of which wore previously pronounced by tho faculty as incurable, may bo enumerated fevers, tumours (externa) and internal), rheumatism, hrouohltis, dyspepsia, liver complaint, &o. AMONGST those under treatment are oases of rheumatism, chest affection, Internal abscess, open wounds on log, of years’ standing, and severe oon* stitutional derangement, An., all of which are old ohronlo cases. FOR REFERENCES, tho names and addresses of any person ourod at this establishment can bo given on application, together with terms, *o. FEVER CASES treated at their own homos In Christchurch or neighbourhood. CONSULTATIONS at Establishment gratis. Further information on applying to tho Proprietor, m SAMUEL WALLIS*