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Lyttelton Times, Volume CI, Issue 11874, 25 April 1899, Page 7

Hotels, "'I L U B HOT EL (Family and Commercial), TIMARU, CLOSE TO RAILWAY STATION. ONE SHILLING LUNCHEON (Including Sparkling Ale), from 12 to 3. TARIFF—2s Gd PEE DAY. G. SEARLE, Proprietor X 2151 (Cato Palmerston South). mATT ER S A/L L’ S HOTEL, Cashel Street. MR T. KEILY, Formerly of the Southbridge Hotel, Has Entered into Possession, and by offering ' C OOD ACCOMMODATION And the BEST BRANDS OP WINES, SPIRITS, ALES, Etc., .Hopes to merit the Support of his old friends and the Public Generally. SPECIALITIES— D.CIL., VERY OLD SPECIAL. " CROWN ” XXXX ALES. X 2405 GRIDIRON HOTEL, DUNEDIN, JOHN LAPPEY (Late Masonic Hotel, Wellington), Proprietor. THE GRIDIRON is one of the most comfortable Houses in the colony, and is fitted with all tho latest improvements in regard to ventilation and sanitary conveniences. Terms moderate. Best Wines and Spirits only X 2351 JOHN LAFFEY, Proprietor. Q R. MORTON (lately of the Marine Hotel, Sumner)' Begs to inform his patrons, friends and thi travelling public generally, that he has secured the lease of "THE CASTLE HILL HOTEL,” Castle Hill, West, Coast Road, Lately occupied by Mr Cloudesley, And takes possession on the 28th December Instant., Only tho Best Brands of Ales, Wines and Spirits will be stocked. The Cuisine will be imder the personal super* vision of Mrs Morton. FOR PURR MOUNTAIN AIR AND PICTURESQUE SURROUNDINGS THE "CASTLE HILL” IS UNRIVALLED, All Visitors will find a Hearty Welcome and . tho Comforts of a Homo. X 2333 E. VISITORS, TOURISTS and OTHERS, should put up at the CLARENDON HOTEL, Corner Oxford Terrace and Worcester Street. The most centrally-situated and comfortable Hotel in Christchurch. A thoroughly good Cook in charge o! tho kitchen. The Wines, Spirits and Ales are th* best that can be purchased. E^fcsh,Ale on draught. 20GX MRS ALLEN, ProlMteesa. AUCKLAND. •RINCB ARTHUR HOTS ’ WELLESLEY STREET, AUC Centrally Situated. “If .ND, SELECT SUITES OF ROOMS For Visitors and Families. Tariff: Prom 5s per day, or 25s per week. Telephone 463. P.O. Night Portei in attendance. Hydraulic Lift. D. NORDBN, X 2263 Proprietor, (Maurice Goughian.) (William Goughian) mHE SHAMROCK: HOTEL, X RATTRAY STREET, DUNEDIN. ' COUGHLAN BEOS. . Proprietors. The SHAMROCK, for Comfort, Quality, ol Wines, Spirits and Ales, still maintains its leputation. FREE Luncheon every day. | Terms to suit all classes. SPEIGHT’S Celebrated Ales' 1 on draught X 2353 SUMNER. HAVE ROCK HOTE L.Under the personal Management ol GEORGE GARDINER, Proprietor. Visitors to the favourite ' seaside resort will find the Cave Rock Hotel thoroughly equipped in every respect. First-class Table. Private Sitting-room, FINEST SPARKLING ALES. 22333 •McKenzie, cheviot. [ORRIS ON’S PRIVATE HOTEL NOW, OPEN. ACCOMMODATION for Travellers, Cy* clists, etc. Lofty and spacious Bedrooms, Hot and cold baths. Cuisine unsurpassed. MODERATE CHARGES. MARY MORRISON, X 2395 Proprietress. CITY BUFFET PRIVATE HOTEL, COLOMBO STREET (Near Reece’s, Ironmonger’s.) SIS NEW and COMMODIOUS ESTAB. i LISHMENT IS NOW OPEN, rniahed in tho Best Style. Hot, Cold and i Shower Baths, irst-class Accommodation for Permanent Boarders and tho Travelling Public. ; lose to Railway Station and General Post ; Office. Trams pass door. i LUNCHEON from Noon to 2 p.m. letters and Telegrams will receive prompt - ■ntion. . i 2346 JAMES HOWEY, Proprietor. , ROVINCIAL HOTEL,! DUNEDIN. 1 j JOHN~GEBBIE Late of Shamrock Hotel, Rattray Street), PROPRIETOR. he Provincial has been entirely remodelled,I is now second to none for comfort and venience. The whole of the rooms have n refurnished regardless of cost, and so ipare favourably with the leading houses in colony. _ BEST BILLIARD TABLE IN THE COLONY (By Borroughs and Watt, London.) nes and Spirits of Finest Quality only kept SPEIGHT’S SPARKLING ALES On Draught and in Bottles. TERMS MODERATE. X 2229 ’ CITY HOTEL, _ 21 TRIANGLE, CHRISTCHURCH. LEXANDBR, of the Ashburton Railway, Refreshment Booms, announces that he keii possession of the City Hotel, Christi, where Visitors and the Travelling i will receive every attention. Every riencs, hot and cold baths, one minute’s from Post Office and ir.iid 'terminus, last of Wines and Spirits only , stocked, y wili rec-ci'Vt? prompt xi-tciiliou. XiU.uciH'ou 12 to 2,—8. ALEXANDER- 5235 Q atronised Ir Governo ‘,i- Kxc rilc.neiea the Now Zealand. Sfc. Y, K. IOKBR’S FAMILY HOTEL, 1 CHRISTCHURCH, Within one minute of the Railway Station. JAMES HATEIELD, Proprietor. Good Sample Booms, in Centre of City. Letters wilt receive every attention. P.O. ix 291. Telephone No. 231. F 2078 READ”THIS.' THE LEVIATHAN HOTEL, DUNEDIN, again under tho able management of Mrs A. D. SILK. INERS will find this house a perfect home;' try it. ~ , 4.RMERS like the Leviathan, as the charges are moderate. . lAVBLLERS will find this House convenient as it is near the Railway Station. AMILIRS specially catered for, and private rooms can be obtained, if necessary. /TRS SILK has had the House <md Build■JL ings entirely renovated, and fitted with 1 modern improvements. TERMS TO SUIT ALL CLASSES. X 2352 MRS A. D. SILK, Proprietress. nn I M A R U HOT Stafford Street, Timaru. B L. CAPTAIN MORGAN (Late of the Commercial and Royal Hotels, Timaru, and Royal, Christchurch) Having Secured the Lease of this First-class House, is now' prepared to Receive Visitors. The Bedrooms have been Refurnished (Spring Beds put in), and are now Second to Nona for Comfort. Every Attention Given. Good Tabic. MODERATE CHARGES. Hot and Cold Water Baths. Billiards. Only Beat Wines,- Spirits and-Aies-Kept. X 2403