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Hotels NOTICE Now that the days of the Cranks and Electioneering are past, the best place to spend a Happy Hour is the IP EOVINCIAL TI~ OTEt, "Where you will pud Harmony and Civility. Best Brands o£ Liqueurs. XIO7I PHIL MOHR, PROPRIETOR. NEW ZEALANDER BOTEL, CHRISTCHURCH, Junction of High, Madras, and St Aeaph streets. Five minutes’ walk from Railway Station and Post Office. T. B. GAFFNEY, PROPRIETOR ' ? THIS Her/ and Modem HOTEL affords superior accommodation for Tourists and Travellers, being fitted with every modern appliance necessary to comfort. States of Rooms set apart for Private Families, Hot, Cold and Shower Baths. THE CUISINE Under Efficient Management. TERMS STRICTLY MODERATE, The Commodious Cellars always well stocked with THE BEST QUALITY or •WINES, SPIRITS AND ALES. Trams to and from Sumner, Papanui, &c,, pass door repeatedly. Telegrams and Letters Promptly • Attended to. Telephone 501. XlO4l WABNJBB’S AMILY akd zfjOMMEHCIAL TCTOTEL F (Near the Cathedral.) All CoikespondoncQ carefully attended to. X 571 Telephone, Ho. 48, W, F. WARNER. HANMEB PLAINS, ■ OLLIE’S pASS H E. IDLE, OTED Pbopsietoe. VISITORS to the Hamner Plains Hot Springs will find all the comforts of a homo at the above Hotel. The Produce used in the Hotel is obtained from the dairy and farm attached thereto. Free conveyances, including a covered ooach,.to and from the Springs twice a day, TARIFF; FIRST-CLASS, 8s per day, or £2 los per week; Children under 12, HALF-PRICE. SECONDCLASS, 25s per week. X 862 METROPOLITAN FAMILY HOTEL, CHRISTCHURCH, CASHEL STREET. No License. HOME comforts for Visitors. Baths, hot, cold and Shower on each floor. Telephone and private letter box. Night Porter kept. TERMS—6s per day. OTTO SCHNEIDER, 1056 Proprietor. LEVIATHAN ” TEMPERANCE HOTEL, (Opposite the Railway Station), DUNEDIN. Mrs A. D. SILK, Proprietress, BNTLEMEN, whether Boarders or Visitors, will find airy and pleasant Bedrooms, largo Sitting and Smoking-Booms, Lavatory, Bathrooms, the whole pleasantly situate, large, lofty and ventilated. Dinner from 12 till 2 p.m. Tea from 5 till 7. For furthex’ particulars apply on the premises, or by letter to the Proprietress, Mrs Silk. XIOG9 GrLADSTONE jffoTEL Durham Street North Two Minutes’ Walk from Post Office, FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION ON Most Reasonable Terms, Special arrangements made with Theatrica Companies, Associations and others. All communications promptly attended to, HAERYWIETH (Late Wirth Bros’ Circus), Proprietor, XlOl6 Trams pass the door. Telephone 573, WHITE HAKT MOTEL, HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH, JOHN NEILL. THE Hotel, being in the centre of the city, wil he found most convenient foe Commaioia Travellers, Tourists and others. Special Arrangements for Families and Theatrical Companies. SPACIOUS S h HP bS-ROOMS, EXCELLED! BILLXARD-ROOMS, Fitted no with two Aloock’s Tables. Telephone 45. Nignt Porter. f,S9X JOHN WEILL, Proprietor! SHIP MOTEL, TIMARU. JAMES M°GUINN E S S Begs to announce to his Friends and the Public generally that he has leased the above Hotel, which has .been entirely renovated, re-decorated andre-fumished. This Hotel has the LARGEST SITTING AND BEDROOM ACCOMMODATION of any Hotel in Timaru, and is supplied with two Bathrooms, which are fitted with every eonvenience for hot, cold or shower haths at any time. Comment on the Quality of Liquors supplied at the “SHIP" is unnecessary, as the Cellar is under the Special Supervision of the Proprietor, TARIFF—6s PER DAY. Special arrangements made for Theatrical Companies, Football or Cricket Teams. The Billiard-Room contains two of Alcook*s Tables, and is under the charge of ME P. J, BELL, Prompt attention will he given to Letters os Telegrams applying for apartments. JAMBS M°eUINNESB, i PROPRIETOR. XlOl9 WAGSTAFFS HOTEL, AKAROA. I fWIHIS Hotel ia most beautifully situated in the ! B midst of a grove of Native trees, which include most of the varieties famed for their beauty. Through the vLtas may be seen the calm waters of the ever-beautiful Harbour, and the surrounding scenery is exquisitely beautiful. Visitors of »a kinds may here find a pleasant home, where they can always secure first-class accommodation. No pains ore spared to make the Table n’Hoin I equal to any in the Colony. , I Those fond of fishing, boating, or shooting, can 'speedily find all they require in the immediate vicinity. Excellent stabling and padlocking. WINES, SPIRITS AND BEERS Of the Best Class Procurable, COBB * CO.’S TERMINUS, Coaches Arriving and Departing Every Day. X7M B. NOON »N. Proprietor. - iftS - I VISITORS, TOURISTS. COMMERCIALS, AND } FAMILIES should Put up at the I CLARENDON HOTEL. [ Corner Oxford Terrace and Worcester Street IT is tho Must Centrally Situated, and is acknowledged to he the moat Comfortable Hostelry in Christchurch. The household arrangements being under the d’rect 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 ; Look in charge of the kitchen. The Wines, Spirits and Ales are the best that can be purchased. Allsopp's Celebrated Barton Aie on Draught. The promptest attention paid to telegrams and letters. ROBERT ALLEN, X 206 Proprietor. HOT SPRINGS, HANMER PLAINS, Via Christchurch and Culverden. PACK’S PASS TEMPERANCE HOTEL, Patronised by His Excellency the Governor, Lord Onslow. Specially adapted for Invalids and Ladies. Visitors will find every comfort and convenience. CHARGES, 6s Per Day and 3s 6d Per Day. Buggy provided. Free of Charge, to and from the Springs daily. Asphalt Tennis Court, A, LAliiilKET, PROPRIETOR. X 1036

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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXX, Issue 10217, 11 December 1893, Page 8

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