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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXVI, Issue 9494, 17 August 1891, Page 7

Hotels. XIEVIATHAN H 0 T El. Imitated by many—surpassed by none. Opposite Bail way Station. DUNEDIN. / ' ‘ MSX • • Mbs BILE PROPRIETRESS, MARINE HOTEL, SUMNER. Charles JM^oeton, proprietor, .Bage to. inform the Public generally that he has taken possession of the above Hotel, eo succobb* folly carried, on by his late fitter, J._ W. Mobton. and troita by his personal super vision, of. ail mattare connected therewith ,to merit a fair share of public patronage. Public and Private'Dinners, Picnics, Afternoon Teas, Pishing Excursions, <!co., carried ■ * r ' opt in the best style.; Private Apartments as per arrangement. BILLIARDS. ' Wines and Spirits of the Best Brands only. s 6866 CHARLES E. MORTON, Proprietor, BRIDGE HOTEL, SEVEN. MILE PEG. BELFAST. TT, S M I T H, For 18 years at the White’s Bridge Hotel, PROPRIETOR. , The travelling pnblic and others will find excelent accommodation at most reasonable charges. The flneet brands of Wines, Ale and Spirits only will be •applied. The pick o£ the whiskies. Extensive and flnt-olasS paddock accommodation and stables, MIX... , HENRY SMITH WHITE HART HOTEL - aiQH- STREET, CHBIBTOHUSOH. ' ' JOHN. NEILL will be glad to welcome his Old Friends and the Public Generally, and Menses them that they will find the Hotel replete with every Comfort and Convenience. The Hotel being in the Centra of the City will be fonnd moat 'convenient for Commercial Travellers .Tourists and others. j. 1 .SPACIOUS SAMPLE-ROOMS. TARIFF* • PeC.Week,.£2 2g; Breakfast, 2a; lunch, la Dinner, 2s €d ;-Bed, 2s, ■ . Special arrangements for Families and Theatrical Companies.- ■ Telephoned?. Night Porter. J. NEILL, MIX PROPRIETOR V, R. CLARENDON HOTEL, Center Oxford - Terrace and Worcester Seres CHRISTCHURCH, M* s - H ENBT TAn o r (Late of the Queen's Hotel, Timarn). Having taken the above wall and favourably Known Hostelry, has had the House and appointments thoroughly renovated, and can now confidently offar Special Inducements to Families, Commercial Travellers and others. Terms Modibets. THE WINES. ALES, "and SPIRITS ARB OF THE BEST BRANDS ONLY. THE CUISINE ia under thaSaperintendanca •t a Thoroughly Experienced Chef, X 206 Telegrams or Letters will receive the promptest attention. WORTHINGTON'S ALE on Draught JOE DICKS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, WALTHAM ARMS, SYDENHAM. PRICE LIST FOR CASH ONLY: BRANDY. s d Vineyard, flnt-olaisvintage 7 6 Grand Champagne Cognac**** ... 7 6 Marcelaine aud Co.'s Cognac ... 7 6 Hennetsy and Co.'s Cognac ... ... ... 6 6 1, DorvUle’e Cognac • ... ... ... ... 5 0 J.D., own special bottling •. ... S G ■ Large flask Br Andy,;, ... ... ’ 2 6 Small flask Brand ... 1 6 In yonr own bottle, per quartern ... ... 1 0 WHISKEYS. ' John Walker’s Kilmarnock ... ... ... 4 6 k-Mitchell's Kojnl Irish Whiskey, per bottle... 4 6 f Lome Highland Whiskey ... ... ... 4 6 The Royal Blend .’. 4 6 The Old smuggler, the Gaelic Whiskey ... 4 6 The Encore Double Distilled Whiskey 4 6 Danville's Royal Irish 4 G Very Old Scotch hull Brand ... 4 6 Robertson’s fine uld Scotch ... 4 6 Large fla-k Whiskey ... 2 6 Small fliak Whiskey 1 6 GIN, Goatea and Co.’a Plymouth Gin, per bottle 4 6 Sir Robert Burnett and Co.'a Ola Tom 4 6 Jones' Standard Old Tom 4 6 Geneva JDKZ. large-sized ; 5 6 Wolfe’s Schnapps 4 6 In yonr own bottles, per quartern ... ■ ... 1 0 Brandy, Whiskey, Gin,- Rum, par gallon ... 24 0 WINES. Champagne, Eclipse, extra quality, extra dry, quarts 7 0 'Do do do pints 4 0 Rich Old Port Wine, per bottle 4 0 Fine Old Sherry do 4 0 Hood Bound Claret... ... ... 2 6 BEER. Bbm and Co.’s English Ale, quart bottles ... 1 0 Basil and Co.’s Pale Ale, small bottles 0 8 Oalnnsts* Stout, Bbip brand, qnait bottles... 1 0 Crown Brewery Stout or Ale do ... 0 9 ■ CROWN BREWERY. . World-wide Renowned Celebrated Sparkling Ale, in your own battles, per quart 0 6 First-class'Cigars, Sd each, or 5 for ... ... 1 0 Box containing 25 ... ~, ... 2 6 Lemonade, Ginger Ale, Soda Water, Herbal Beer, 2d per bottle, if taken away. Terms Cash Only. X3BB CATERER TO THE CANTERBURY SALEYARDS COMPANY, THE CANTERBURY YEOMANRY CAVALRY, AND THE AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION, BURKE’S Family CJoiimergial llotel. CORNER OF HIGH AND ; MANCHESTER STREETS, " * -Christchurch,- N.Z. Hot, Cold and Shower Baths. Two of A Icook’s Best Tables under the Supervision of a Competent Marker, The Beit Accommodation in Christchurch on the Moat Reasonable Terms. Luncheon at 12.30—15. Special arrangements made with Theatrical Companies, Associations and others on application to 1 P. BURKE, Proprietor, ‘ 218 X { All Communications Promptly Atlendedto. < P.O. Box 364 Telephone 428. 1 RAILWAY HOTEL, ; Manchester Street, G. W, PEARCE (late of Addington Works), Proprietor. I BEG to announce that I have taken a Lease of 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. ( Fete the addrmv— G, W, PEARCE, t .Railway Hotel, 1 IWX Manchester street. Qns Minute’s walk from Railway. Station. THE ROYAL HOTEL. .. :. j Oxford terrace west, christchuech. 3 MRS c.- GOLDSTONB, having leased this ■ Excellent Family .and Commercial Hotel, 0 hopes to merit a ■ continuance ■of the support 2 hitherto accorded to her.. . The Hotel is exceptionally situated, being in the moat picturesque port of. Chriatohurch and yet ) near to its centre. - The private suites of apartments are very comfortably furnished, and the arrangements of the Hotel render it a desirable home for Travellers, .Tourists and regular boarders. The Management will be under Mrs Goldatone’a - ‘ personal supervision, and her long .experience t warrants her in guaranteeing her patrons every j attention. , ALL CHARGES STRICTLY MODERATE. * " Telegrams, Letters or Messages Promptly j Attended'to. I None hot the Best Liquors Supplied. > Telephone No, 369. X 249 1