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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXV, Issue 9430, 3 June 1891, Page 7

Hotels. THE ROYAL HOTEL. OXFORD TERRACE WEST, CHRISTCHURCH. MRS C. GOLD t TONE, having leased this Excellent Family and Commercial Hotel, hopes to merit n continuance of the support hitherto accorded to her. The Hotel is exceptionally situated, being in the most picturesque part of Christchurch and yet near to its centre; Tho private suites of apartments are very comfortably furnished, and tho arrangements of the Hotel render It a desirable home for Travellers, Tourists and regular boarders. The Management will be under Mrs Qoldstone’g personal supervision, and her long experience warrants her in gnaran teeing her patrons every attention. all charges strictly moderate. Telegrams, Letters or Messages Promptly Attended to. None but tho Boat Liquors Supplied. Telephone No. 369. X 219 THE SUMNER HOTEL, ONE of the Most Comfortable, and Bestappointed Hotels in this Favourite Seaside Resort. The Culinary Department is Under tho Charge of a First-class Cook. The Bilhard-room Is Fitted with one of Thornton’s Full-size Tables, under the Management of an Attentive and Obliging Marker. Stabling Free to Patrons, W. WADLOW, 210 X PROPRIETOR. RAILWAY HOTEL, Makchbsteb Stueet, G. W. PEARCE (late of Addington Works), Proprietor. I BEG to announce that I have taken a Lease ot the above Well-known Hotel, and hope by strict attention to business and Moderate Charges to merit a share of the public patronage. Comfortable Bedrooms, with Hot and Cold Baths. Private Sitting-rooms for use of Boarders. Sample Rooms. LIQUORS OF THE BEST QUALITY. Note the address— G; W. PEARCE, Railway Hotel, 198 X Manchester street. One Minute’s walk from Railway station. , Pateohibed bt THE HON E. MITCHELSON Acting Premier of the Colony. BATE OP J. BEECHER, d™™BEGS to inform his old Friends and Customers that he is to he found at that old-established and well-known Hotel, WAGBTAEFS, in akaeoa. WINES, SPIRITS and BEER; nothing but the best brands kept. 2SIX J. BEECHER. MANDEYILLE HOTEL, KAIAPOI. THIS Hotel, which has been Eo-built and Furnished in the most luxurious style, is now ready for tho reception of Tourists and Visitors in search of Fishing, Boating, Health or Happiness, Beet Wines and Spirits. S. Manning's Celebrated Ales on Draught, Splendid Billiard Table. 297 X D. M. MARSHALL, Proprietor. HIS LORDSHIP’S HOTEL CAFE. THE Dining-room in this well and favourably known. Hostelry has been nut into thoroughly good order, and under most efficient management. A First-class Cook has been engaged, and the proprietor can now, with the fullest confidence, invite the Patronage of COMMERCIAL MEN, FARMERS And the public generally. THE BEST BREAKFAST, LUNCHEON, on TEA In Christchurch, for ONE SHILLING, GRILLS. GRILLS, Most excellent Grills at any time of the day. Meals can be had at all hoursThe Accommodation of the Hotel will afford every satisfaction to Boarders, Travellers, Tourists and others. The pick of tho hast Christchurch aadDunodin Ales, and only the finest and most favourably known Brands of Wines and Spirits kept in stock. E. BLACKBURN, 216 X Proprietor. WAIAU HOTEL, AMUEI. T> J. WHITTLE (late of the Commercial Hotel, Ashburton, Club Hotel, Koikoura, and scotch Stores Hotel, Christchurch) has much pleasure in informing his Friends, Commercial Travellers and the Public generally, that he has Purchased and entered into possession of the above well-known Hotel. The House is replete with every convenience. Billiard-room, Private Sitlirg-rooms, Bath-room (hot and cold water), The Choicest Wines, Alea and Spirits only supplied. ■ Manning’s Sparkling Ales on draught. 18SX R. J. WHITTLE. BRIDGE HOTEL, SEVEN - MILE PEG. BELFAST. He S M I T H, Foe 18 years at the White’s Bridge Hotel, PROPRIETOR, Tho travelling public and others will find excellent accommodation at most reasonable ehargea. o’he finest brands of Wines, Ale and Spirits only wi,i be supplied. The pick oi the whiskies, Extensive and first-class paddock accommodation and stables. 321 X HENRY SMITH THE CENTRAL HOTEL Is now presided over by THOMAS BROOKS, WHOSE long experience in hotel management on the Peninsulaenableshimto guarantee to his patrons every possible attention and the comforts of a good home at moderate charges. None but the Best Liquors will be kept. The household arrangements are under the personal supervision of MRS BROOKS. The hotel has been thoroughly renovated, and being, according to its name, in the moat central part of the City, it affords exceptional advantages. The billiard-room is one of tho best-lighted and furnished in the City, and is in charge of a ihr-rcnghiy experienced marker. f JC’ HOM A S BEOO KS. PROPRIETOR X2II WHITE HART HOTEL HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. TT G. HARRIS will be glad to welcome his qjj a old Friends and the Public Generally, and assures them that they will find the Hotel replete with every Comfort and Convenience. The Hotel being in tbo Centro of the City will be found most convenient for Commoroial Travellers, Tourists and others. SPACIOUS SAMPLE-ROOMS. TARIFF: Per Week, £3 2s. Breakfast, 2s; Lunch, Is • -Dinner, zb (>d j Hed, 2s. Special arrangements fdr Families and Tho&trioal Companies. —— Telephone 45. Night Porter. J. G. HARRIS, 209 X PROPRIETOR V. Hm * CLARENDON HOTEL, Corner Oxford Terrace auu Worcester Strea CHRISTCHURCH, WES J3[eNRY (Late of tho Quean’s Hotel, Timaru), Having taken the above wall and favourably known Hostelry, has had the House and appointments thoroughly renovated, and can now couddencly offer Special Inducements to Families, Commercial Travellers and others. Tehsis MouEaria. THE WINES, ALES, AND SPIRITS AES OP THE BEST BRANDS ONLY. THE CUIhINE is nnder the Superintondeno e of a Thoroughly Experienced chef. X 206 T’elegrame or Letters will receive the prompter t attention, WORT fUN GTON'S ALE on Draught