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Mataura Ensign, Volume 7, Issue 366, 17 June 1884, Page 1

Hotels. I ]y[ANDEVILLE HOTEL, MANDEVILLE. : James Roche, Pbopbietob Good Paddock Accommodation. b 665 1 RAILWAY HOTEL, LUMSDBN. Joseph CrosMe, Proprietor. «3- GOOD ACCOMMODATION FOR COMMERCIAL TRAVBLLHRS. *#* Private Apartments for Families. * # * J 0. having jußt opened the above Premises aolicts a trial. Hii motto will be Cleanliness and Comfort, combined with O- Moderate Charges. RAILWAY HOTEL, BIVERSDALE. DUNCAN ROSS - - Proprietor. iila this, new, and commodious hotel will be feuntf 1 excellent accommodation fori private families 1 , 1 boarders and travellers. The best Wimes and Spirits only kept. y. ll! pry. 'L> j ::-.•',; ,' y - „. • , d 625 iE^BH^mj HOTEL. ti liEAttt t "i-. Pbopbietob. Til HE [above* hotel now offers first-class aci J-' r; - commodation for travellers and others and no ipains.are spared to meet the comfort of kU. * Wines, Spirits, Etc., of the best brands only. Coaches to and from every train at Bden dale, d Monday, Wednesday and Friday to Forocoße, returning Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. d 364 BILLIARDS. 'x ' " '■ - ..'."•' , . ' R. A. Elliot, Pbopbietob. RA. ELLIOT begs to announce that , • th« above Hotel is now, open. Pai trons will find that their comf ort and require- ! ments have been carefully considered, and j families wishimg to spend a few days at the j seaside will find every accommodation and j convenience. Wines and Spirits of the Best Brands] BILLIARD ROOM, &0. j The Fortrose Commeroial and Family \ Hotel, I TOI TOIS HARBOR. c2Bl I o^ * HV— ff «_M 00 nH S 5 IW I 3 (H PZ . g g 5 '■(>■ ft 9 M '^ © cq h -3 ■■■ii-.- • » '*- 1 S s "■■ Jl & ' ' S3 S ■ I " <qk i g' '-8 g. I. n 2 ! '"*■ fl'-° ' % &y% §■< % m S ■■'§ | | Q » t c i X >— ■ A OQ OQ § o S i MORTIMER'S PINE BUSH HOTEL. m B. MORTIMER has the pleasure -*■ • of informing his numerous friends that the above Hotel, which he recently purchased, is now in complete repair, and those favoring him with a call may rely upon receiving the veryj best attention. ' The Coach frora and to Wyndham and Fortrose stops here to change horses, and gives full time for meals. The Coach leaves Wyndham at 10,30 a.m on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday ; leaving Fortrose on the alternate days at 10 a.m, In connection with the Hotel there is also a General Store and a Blacksmith's^hop, and also Accommodation Paddocks. l I LXVEBZ ASS BAIT SXABIdBS, (UIS