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Mataura Ensign, Volume VI, Issue 264, 15 June 1883, Page 1

Hotels. THE FORTROSE HOTEL. R. A. ELLIOT - - -* Proprietor E. A. ELLIOT beg- to announce tha •' the above hotel is now open, Patroni will fted that their Comfort and Require" nients have been carefully considered anc families wishing to r spend a few days a 1 the seaside will find every accommodatior an d'> convenience. ■Wines and Spirits ofthe liest brands. i:i BILLIARD ROOM, &c. THE ; FOR rROSE CQMMERCTA L ANI ■\'A ■'• -FAMILY HOTEL, \\ " l\ TOI TOIS. HARBOR. c2B] ).•! ROYAL MAIL^. HOTEL OLINTOIIi* William Bilson, I r) , . . PftOPBIETOR. : : Eirst-^lass. accomodation for families and travellers. ' GO ; 0^) STABLING ; .".'., „ i yhO.OBS, BOXES, iy i Also ' extensive -paddook accomodation. '. , , A Tbial Solicited. frrrr-- — ; -■ = = * PRINCE OF WALES HOTEL, :.-•■■.-■ CLINTON. Donald McDonald, PROPRIETOR, '. D, McP_,begs . to inform this friends, and the travelling publio, that he has again resumed posession of the above Hotel, and tjiathis best epdeav.ours .will be to satisf j those favouring him with their patronage. . a 509 RAILWAY HOTEL Tjl ,R. WHI T E, PROPRIETOR, AA' Geeat North Road, Winton*. First-Class Accommodation for Boarders and Z : A\ : •",. ! ' : Travellers. ( f "■& y^ 3^| *lMAß_B -Rd^M. - x -, ; Best Wines and Spirits. RIVEBSDALE PC-TEL 'Directly opposite the Hallway Platform.) j, RIVERSDALE.' JOHN GEE, PROPRIETOR. GOOD ACCOMMODATION FOR ,' TRAVELLERS. GOOD LIQUORS. EXCELLENT' STABLING -Saddle Horses on Hire. The Switzers Mail Coaches arrive and depart from this Hotel. a 369 MANDEVILLE HOTEL, MANDEVILLE. J A. ME S~R O CHE, PROPRIETOR. b66b Good Paddock Accommodation . WAIMEA HOTEL LIfMSDEN. Joseph Croslbie, PROPRIETOR. Good Accommodation for Commercial Travellers, Private Apartments for Families. Good Stabling JC, having just secured the abov-e • Hotel, solicits a trial. His motto will be Cleanliness and Comfort combined with MODERATE CHARGES. N.B.— A large Hall for Concerts, ! Balls or Theatrical performances. b 95 TERMINUS HOTEL, KINGSTON. TOHN B. KERR begs to inform the travelling puplic that the above Hotel is the oldest -established in Kingston, and is still acknowledge to be the most cbmfbrtable house of accommodation for travellers. Anyone visiting it may be sure of receiving civility aud every attention. , Passengers stopping at this Hotel are in olose proximity to the steamers leaving for \ Queenstown, also the railway terminus. 54 8 HANDBILLS,;/ CARDS and Every Description of Plain and Ornamea ■)al Printing executed with Neata.ss and Des pateh'at the Ensign Offioe,