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Lyttelton Times, Volume XCIII, Issue 10599, 7 March 1895, Page 2

Hotels* fin EBMI NU S JjJ OTE L, DUNEDIN, | Opposite Hallway Station, and close to Wharfs, j frp- A'RT.V.H GOLDSMITH (late of Christchurch), I havißg secured the lease of the above Popular Hoteh trusts hy strict attention to business, to merit a continuance of the patronage bestowed on the former Proprietor. Best Accommodation for the travelling public. Hot, Cold and Shower Baths! Terms moderate. X 1073 EMPIRE HOTEL, TIMAEU Ti j* B u B N S Propkietoe. Having .LEASED the above Hotel, and re-fur-'nished and re-decorated the same throughout, I am now prepared to RECEIVE VISITOKfc. , The hotel is centrally situated, being within S minutes’ walk of the Railway Station and wharves. The Cellar is well stocked, the table well served (thecuisine being under the able supervision of Mr E, J. Vine), the bedrooms are airy and comfortable ind the CHARGES STRICTLY MODERATE. The Billiard Room is supplied with two of Alcock’s best tables, and is under the charge of Mr P. J. Bell. LUNCHEON—ONE SHILLING, from 12 to 2 daily. N 1253 NEW ZEALANDER HOTEL, ■ ■ CHRISTCHURCH, Junction. of High, Madras, and Sb Asaph Sfcree-1 Pive minutes* walk from Railway Station and Post Office. T. E. GAFFNEY, ' PROPRIETOR THIS New and Modern HOTEL affords superior accommodation for 'Tourists and Travellers, being fitted with every modem appliance necessary to comfort. , Suites of Rooms set/aport for Private, Families. Hot Cold and Shower Baths. Terms strictly moderate. • .Telegrams and Letters Promptly Attended to Telephone 501. XllOO "NDER ' THE PATRONAGE H.E.H. THE DUKE OP EDINBURGH AND THE MARQUIS OP NO3MANBY, &c„ Ac. CLARENDON HOTEL, OXFORD TERRACE AND WORCESTER STREET. - ‘ KOBT. ALLEN, 20GX Proprietor. JOLLIE’SFASS HOTEL, TT AN■ ME E JP LAIN Great Alterations, having been made in this Hotel, and now being under the management of MRS IDLE, and a good staff of servants, everv comfort is guaranteed to visitors. Invalids will have special attention. Your patronage is solicited Charges moderate. 7391 Business ItTocicss. G. K. F. LAWRENCE HAS REMOVED To "those New Premises, 184, HIGH STREET. rpOR THE" BEST VALUE JN FURNITURE IN TOWN. Estimates Given. Workmanship Guaranteed. ■ . 184, HIGH STREET (Opposite W. Strange and Co.) G. K. F. LAWRENCE, IS years’ experience with A. J. White. Sll ADVICE TO HOUSEWIVES. IF you want your husband in a good humour, clcan his pipe and fill it with the xagrant CORRECT THING AT LAST Tobacco. X 1127 THE) f^m. B -3 H HI m a. SsiosvEfiQS Square, SVG3EY. F. PAGET, P/UPJAQER. XU23 E. T. TURNBULL, ‘ ELEC TRI CA L ENGI NE E E," 1 WELLINGTON. ■ MATERIALS FOR ELECTRIC LIGHTING • ELECTRIC BELLS TELEPHONES X 1441 ■SPECIAL NOTICE. JUSTNESS HOUSES. PUBLIC COMPANIES And OTHERS reaurrme PRINTING. BOOKBINDING, ENGRAVING • OR LITHOGRAPHIC WORK Are respectfully remindsd that for General Excellence and LOW RATES the LYTTELTON TIME’S " OFFICE i« (SECOND . TO NONE in the Trade. Office Ledgers—Journals-—Day Books Maps—Plan*—Sketches Engraving on Gold, Silver, Copper, Acv, &a. Librarians liberally dealt with foe Binding or iiapairmv. Sola Aancmuoements, aithsr by Oiroulari Posters or Handbills—Business Cards Book and Pamphlet Printing—Keoeioo and Delivery Books Grocers' Tea Bags and Tinfoil Letter and Note Papers—Envelopes ’ ”LTTTS!».TON TlMS’d ” fSAY, Jack, that is Grand Tobacco you are smoking. Jack —I believe you, old man. this is the CORRECT THING AT LAST. Nothing can lick it. • X1127’ l: The Fatest Prise Bangs “ZEUMBIA” ■Sequirsa no setting iMid will burn as j; Oea’i. . iEANGFES also made spcdaUy FOE BFJtSTX-NQ- WOOD fEMmk 1 C’AWGS 03? AIiX« ' Catalogues on Af plication ikraiaghtm Is Co., ■ vemm-fmm, George St., Dunedin, 1 ' Opposite Eaoz Cfcurcb.