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Under the patronage of Hit Excellency Sir 0. t. Bowen, G.0.M.G., Sir George Orey, K.C.B. (late Governor of New Zealand), Lord Burleigh, Mr Anthony Trollope, hit Honor Judge Richmond, Judge Fellow (of Victoria), Mr Dennitton Wood (late Attorney-General of Victoria), the ton. Major Richard ton, Dr Sector, F.R.S., Jet., dec. THE QUEEN'S ARMS HOTEL, OUEENSTOWN, WAKATIP. ALBERT EICHARDT ... Proprietor. * ———:o: MAGNIFICENT HOTEL has just been rebuilt in stone, and handsomely furnished, and is now second to none in New Zealand. The commercial portion of the Establishment contains capacious Dining Hall,'public and private Sitting Rooms, Sample Booms for commercial travellers, Billiard Room, and extensive sui teof Bedrooms. In addition to the large Hotel, there is a detached stone PRIVATE HOTEL of two storeys, fronting the Lake. The Drawing Boom, Dining Boom, and Bedrooms are elegantly furnished, and specially arranged for the convenience of Tourists and Families visiting the Lakes. All th# rooms command charming views of the surrounding scenery. Horses, boats, and guides to the Lake obtainable at a moment's notice. FIRST-CLASS LIVERY STABLES.

PRINCE OF WALES HOTEL, ooun or REEB & BEACH STREETS, QUEENSTOWK. TT7 J. BARRY (late of Cromwell) begs to inform the public, and his friends throughout the district and other portions of the province, that he has taken the above well-known house, and he trusts, by civility and a strict attention to business, to merit a continuance of the liberal patronage hitherto accorded to his predecessor. Liqvom or tbi Best Braids always kcft. First-class accommodation for Boarders and Lodger GOOD STABLING. Horses and Buggies for Hire mHE UNDERSIGNED, now retiring from the above Hotel, begs to return thanks to his numerous friends and the diggers generally for the very liberal support extended to him for the last ten years. Having leased the Hotel to Mr W. J. Barry, he respectfully requests for his successor the support which has been so liberally bestowed upon him. W. MACLARN. Queenstown, 25th January, 1873. THE ONLY HOUSE IN TOWN fOB A 1 ENGLISH ALE Is E. Langford'a WAKATIP HOTEL, BEACH-STREET CONSIGNMENTS reoelved per Latest Arrivals from Melbourne; together with a Large Stock of Wines k Spirits, best brands, NOT EQUALLED IN THE DISTRICT, And Direct from Bond. FRANKTON HOTEL. LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES. BEST ROAD-SIDE HOUSE IN THE PROVINCE. Winea, Spirits, Beers and Cigars of best brand SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION FOR TRAVELLERS. Good and Commodious Stabling provided, with every requisite. A ITBBT-CLASS ACCOMMODATION PADDOCX R. ANDERSON, Pbopbietob. JOHN MARSH IS STILL AT THE BRIDGE HOTEL, CROMWELL AKD CONTINUES TO GIVE THE BEST VALUE FOR MONEY. SHIP INN HOTEL, KINGSTON, J. O'Brien ... ... Proprietor, J O'BRIEN respectfully begs to apprise the • travelling public of his having taken possession of the Ship Inn and Stables, both of which he intends to thoroughly renovate and keep under his own personal supervision. He anticipates establishing for the above Hotel a name hitherto unknown to it. Having just completed now and extensive additions to the house, the proprietor can with confidence say that it is equalled by no hotel on tho road. The accommodation for families ia firstclass. CLEANLINESS, COMFORT, AND' MODERATE CHARGES Will be the motto aimed at.

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Lake Wakatip Mail, Issue 877, 3 November 1874, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Lake Wakatip Mail, Issue 877, 3 November 1874, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Lake Wakatip Mail, Issue 877, 3 November 1874, Page 4

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