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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 314, 12 July 1888, Page 3

RYAN BROS., NEW CRITERION HOTEL, BLENHEIM, N.Z. THIS New and Commodious Hotel, occupying the finest and most central position in Blenheim, will be open to the Public on the Ist of A ugust, 1888. It is Arranged and Furnished to afford Residents and Visitors every possible Convenience and Comfort. ELEGANTLY Furnished Suites of Private Apartments and most Luxurious General Rooms. LADIES’ DRAWING ROOM. HANDSOME BILLIARD SALOON. FIRST-CLASS CUISINE AND VERY BEST ATTENDANCE. Everything that a long experience gained in the leading hotels of New Zealand and elsewhere could suggest has been anticipated in the building and furnishing, and the management on their part will leave nothing undone to place the new hotel, as w r as its predecessor the original Criterion, foremost among the ranlrs of first-class hotels in the Colony.

Letters and telegrams promptly attended to. THE JUNCTION HOTEL Spring Creek. Ralph Andrews, (Late of Empire Hotel, Blenheim), HAS pleasure in acquainting his friends and the public genethat ho has taken over the above well-known house, so long carried on by Mr M Alien, and hopes by keeping up the wellearned reputation of the house to merit a continuance of the trade bestowed upon his predecessor. SurEHion Liqoors—Generous Table, Good Stabling, [Established 1859.] James Hutcheson, OEGS to inform his many friends jj and general public that he has NOW OPENED The Shop occupied by his father, Mr J. M. Hutcheson, since 1863, with an Entirely New and WELL SELECTED STOCK OF TEAS & GROCERIES Which he intends Selling at the LOWEST CASH PRICES, And solicits the favor of an order. Families Waited upon for Orders. Goods delivered to all parts of the Town and District, JAMES HUTCHESON, Alfred Street & Leeds Quay BACK AGAIN TO THE OLD PLACE: PROFESSOR \ UGHSTUS. roeessor Augustus. Has commenced in his NEW PREMISES THIS DAY HOT BATHS! HOT BATHS ! Now in full Avorking order. Open daily from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. ; Sundays, 7 a.m. to 10 a.m.

JAMES SSOLLARS, TAILOR, (Next to Griffiths’ Auction Mart), MARKET STREET NORTH, T\ ESIRES to announce to his u many Customers and the public generally the arrival of a .onsigninent of Superior Tweeds and Worsteds. Pit and Style Guaranteed.

A FEW Pairs of Canaries and Singing Goldfinches ; also, co arrive, a £ev r Australian Parrots. All hinds of 1 ceding Cages. AT BROOKEI, ’S OYSTER SALOON, Marker Street South