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Bmimm Wen©®®; HATE FOB EX2iJf~ SEEDS, IMPORTED GEOVBES, BABE, TREFOIL, LUCERNE, &c„ And all varieties of the Finer Grasses. COLONLALL’Y-GEO'WN COWGEASS AND BED G'LOVEE, Specially Selected from the Districts not infested by the Californian Thistle. Farmers’ and Town Machine-dressed Dots-of EYEGEASS and COCKSFOOT. FENCING WIRE, Plain and Barhed; Standards and Strainers, Bunched to any Gauge. WINES, SPIRITS, ADE and STOUT, TOBACCO and CIGAES. TEAS, STTGAES and GEOCEEIES Of every Description, WE HATE, TO AEEIVETUENXP SEEDS for this Season’s Sowing, Also, WOODPACKS and COENSACKS For the ensuing Clip of Wool and next Season’s Crop. Having a special knowledge of station requirements, we are prepared to Supply all requisites. BLENDED TEAS, Nabob Brand, LASOBLLES & GLEN, 220, Cashel street west. 2957 __ _______ . - WANTED KNOWN*CUT OUT PAPER PATTBENS, 2s 6d Per Packet 2s 6d Containing ladies’ and Children’s Dresses, Underclothing, Pinafores, &c,; Good Pitting; Latest Styles. All Packets contain New EMPIRE BODICE. Posted Free to any address on receipt of Postal Note or Stamps for 2s 6d. SOUTHLAND & CO., 964£ P. 0., Box 49, Wellington. I"jP YOU WANT A PAIR OF CHEAP BOOTS, <3O TO K. ATKINSON, BOOTMAKER AND IMPOETER, 203, Cashel street. Best Talue in the City. This is a Fact, 58pX Try It. Hotels v. E, VISITORS. TOURISTS, COMMERCIALS, AND FAMILIES should Put up at the CLARENDON HOTEL, Corner Oxford Terrace and Worcester Street IT is tho Most Centrally Situated, and is ao* knowledged to ha the most Comfortable Hostelry in Christchurch, Tho household arrangements being under the direct supervision of Mrs Allen (formerly Mrs Henry Taylor) Is a guarantee that guests will have every attention paid to their requirements and comfort. A thoroughly good Cook in charge of the kitchen. The Wines, Spirits and Ales are the best that can be purchased, Allsopp’s Celebrated Burton Ale on Draught. The promptest attention paid to telegrams and letters. EGBERT ALLEN, X 206 Proprietor, oO K E E’S HOT E L NEW BRIGHTON. ME J. E. COKEE desires to inform hi Friend, and the Public that he has entered in possession of the NEW BEIGHTON HOTEL, which has been completely Eenovated and Refurnished under his personal supervision. There is a SPECIAL TELEPHONE at tho Hotel, connected with tho Exchange, for the use of visitors only. This convenience will enable business men to communicate if necessary at any time with the city. DINNER AND LUNCHEON PARTIES A SPECIALITY, Arrangements have been made whereby any ten persons desirous of so doing can obtain a Special Tram either from or to New Brighton. Those who know Mr and Mrs Coker —and their name is legion—may rest assured that no pains will be spared to give visitors all the Comforts and Conveniences of a home. X 914 Telephone CSX. Al HOTEL, Cashel Street, Christchurch, 'E C. AMYES desires to remind visitors to Christchurch that all the COMFORTS of a )ME con he obtained at the Al Hotel. Farm and dairy produce brought fresh from .the farm for Hotel use every morning. & Luncheon from 12 to 2 p.m. Table d’hote Every Sunday 1 p.m. Night Porter. £857 HANMER PLAINS. '-OH LIE'S jpASS JJOT-EL E. IDLE. P E-0 PRIETO B, VISITORS to the Eanmer Plains Hot Springs will find all the comforts of a home at the above Hotel. . ~ The Produce used in the Hotel is obtained from the dairy and farm attached thereto. Free conveyances, including a covered coach, to and from the Springs twice a day. TARIFF; FIEST-CLASS, 8s per day, or £2los per week; Children under 12, HALF-PRICE. SEOONDCLASS, 25a per week. £862 BURKE’S HOTEL, CHRISTCHURCH, ME P,”BUEKE TTBkESIBBS to remind Visitors and Friends to j V Christchurch that all tho COMPORTS of a HOME can be obtained at the above Hotel, Theatrical Companies, Football Olnbs and any other Associations can make special arrangements on application. Hot, Gold and Shower Bathe. XBO4 Two of Alcook’s Billiard Tables. Telephone 428. Night Porter. Box 364. F WARNER’S twrr.T A*» JJOTEL (Near the Cathedral.) ah Cowespoudenia carefully attended to, Telephone, Ho. 45, Xjji W. F, WAENBR METROPOLITAN FAMILY HOTEL, Cashel Street, Christchurch ive. minutes* from Railway Station or- Post Office), Under New Management, SB abovo Hotel offers First-class Home Comforts to Visitors, Travellers and Boarders. ntains nearly _ 100 BOOMS, Including— Private Sitting-Rooms, Booms, en suite for Families, Public Salon. Smoking - Boom, &c„ &o. Jaths, Hot, Cold and Shower, on each floor. Telephone 342. Post Office Box-50. Night Porter Kept. iheon, 12 to 2 p.m.; Table d’Hote, G. 15 p.m SEMS—From Ss 6d per day, or 30s per week. Permanent Boarders as arrangement. OTTO SCHNEIDER, >v Proprietor, fHITE HART HOTEL, HIGH STREET, O HEISTOHUBOH, JOHN NEILL. IB Hotel, being in the centre of the city, will be found most convenient for Commercial sllere. Tourists and others, peoial Arrangements for Families and Theatrical Companies. SPACIOUS SAMPLE-BOOMS. :obllbnt billiabd-rooms. Fitted up with two Alcock’s Tables. Telephone 45. Night Porter. JOHN tIKILL, Proprietor NAGSTAFFB HOTEL, akaeoa, lIS Hotel is moat beautifully situated in the midst of a grove of Native trees, which in- > most of the varieties famed for their beauty, ugh the vistas may be seen the calm waters of vor-beautiful Harbour, and the surrounding jry is exquisitely beautiful. Visitors of all a may hero find a pleasant home, where they 1 ways secure first-class accommodationpains are snared to make the Table d’Hote 1 to any In the Colony. osefond of fishing, beating, or shooting, can illy find all they require in tho immediate ity. Excellent stabling and paddocking, WINES, SPIRITS AND BEERS Of the Best Class Procurable. BSs GO.’S TERMINUS, Coaches Arriving and Departing Every Day. 49 B.NOONANs Proprietor!

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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXX, Issue 10111, 9 August 1893, Page 8

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 6 Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXX, Issue 10111, 9 August 1893, Page 8

Page 8 Advertisements Column 6 Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXX, Issue 10111, 9 August 1893, Page 8