Hotels NOTICE Now that the (lays of the Crank!! and Electioneering are past, the best place to spend a Happy • Hour is tlie JP KOVIN CI A L jBl OT E I/, Where yon will find Harmony and Civility. Best. Brands of Liqueurs. XIOVI ’ PHIL MQHB, proprietor. ' HOTEL, CHKISTCHUECIi, Junction of High, Madras, and St Asaph streets. Five minutes’ walk from Kailway Station and Post Office. T. B. &AEFNEY, . , PROPRIETOR (THHIS New and Modern HOTEL affords superior a accommodation for Tourists and. Travellers, being fitted with every modem appliance necessary to comfort. 1 Suites of Rooms set apart for Private Families. ' Hot, Cold and Shower Baths. THE CUISINE Under Efficient Management. TEEMS STRICTLY MODERATE. The Commodious Cellars always well stocked with THE BEST QUALITY OF •WINES, SPIRITS AND ALES. Trams to and from Sumner, Papanui, fee., pass e door repeatedly. Telegrams and Promptly Attended to. Telephone SOI. nou. S. VISITORS, TOURISTS. COMMERCIALS, AND FAMILIES should Put up at the CLARENDON HOTEL, Comet Oxford Terrace and Woroa(=ac .Street TT is the Most Centrally Situated, and is noJL knowledged to ba tho most .Comfortable Hostelry in Christchurch. The household arrangementa being under the direct supervision of Mrs Allen (formariy Mrs Henry Tnyior) is a guarantee thfit guests will have ovory attention paid to their .requirements and comfort. A thoroughly goad Cook la charge o£ the kltohen. The Wiuea, Spirits slid Ales arc tho hast that can be purchased. Aileopp’a Celsbratod Burton Alo ou Draught. Tho promptest attention paid to telegrams r.nd hitters. ; ROBERT ALLEN, X2OS Proprietor. ’ HOT SPRINGS. HANMEB PLAINS. Via Christchurch mid Culverdeu. JACK’S PASS TEMPERANCE HOTEL, Patronised by . His Excellency tho Governor, Lord Onslow. gk v. Specially adapted for Invalids and Ladies, Visitors will find every comfort and convenience. CHARGES, Gs Per Day and 3s Gd Per Day. Buggy provided, Free of Charge, to and from the , Springs daily. Asphalt Tennis Court. ’ A, LAHMEBT, PROPRIETOR. XIO3G THE GRAND HOTEL, DUNEDIN. Under Entirely New Management. SPECIALLY Adapted for Tourists and Travellers, who may now rely on every Comfort and. Attention. Moderate Terras to Resident Boarders. Unrivalled Accommodation and Appointments. First-chiss Sample Rooms. Public Drawing-room. Letters nd Telegrams receive strict attention. JOHN P. PIEECY, 1028 X Proprietor, PUNSANDBL HOTEL, DUNSANDEL. MR E. CARROLL, Late of Dunedin, BEGS to aimouuco that lie has taken the above hotel, where ho trusts, by careful attention aaul the host of liquors, to merit a fair shnre of the public patronage. XlOfo -“HANGDOGS WOLSELEY HOTELS WINCHESTER. OPENING OF THE FISHING SEASON, Ist OCT IN addition to the First-class Accommodation provided at this Hotel, J.L. has just, had specially built a travelling-house, acconunoclatiug 5 or 0, for the convenience of his guests who may wish to fish tho Bangitata, The rivers are now tull of fish and there is every promise of a grand season. X 1202 '“bligh’b ~ TEMPERANCE* HOTEL, VICTORIA STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. Board and ideuoe; Very Moderate Terms. XBS ALBION COLOMBO STREET N, CHRISTCHURCH, Mbs E; Mi Bm« (Late o£ Oxford and tho Kingston Hotel, Sydenham) Respectfully intimates to her old friends and tho public generally, that uho has now TAKEN THE ALBION HOTEL, In Colombo street, Christchurch, Where she trusts, by careful attention and the Bast of Liquors, TO MERIT A FAIR CHARE OF TUB PUBLIC PATRONAGE. XBfB Having re-entered into possession of THE VICTORIAN MOTEL, EF.GS to aoquainthis old friends and customers of the fact, and assure them that he will as of yore only keep iu stock the very best of everything. The Billiard Table has heeu put into firstclass ox’der, and fitfedwith patent pockets. XOOot
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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXX, Issue 10214, 7 December 1893, Page 2
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