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Marlborough Express, Volume XVI, Issue 62, 15 March 1881, Page 1

masonic 187T HOTEI | MAKLISOROTJGH. ( The above Spacious Ho'- el is NOW OPENED, AND COM PLKTE wih all the facilities FOR DOING A First-class Hotel Business. . v • PROPRIETOR, Is prepared to meet his friends and pat* rons and attend to all their wants, m every particular, properly. — :oj:o— GOOD BEDS, || GOOD TABLE.. GOOE STABLING. — :ot:o— THE BEST WINES jjjl SPIRITS, Hj| & BEER That can be Procured, A.nd every comfort, combined with thorough cleanliness, is to be obtained at the Masonic. . \( • In addition to the other luxuries, a SUPERIOR BATH ROOM, on a uew principle. THE BILLIAED ROOM iB second to none m New Zealand. Meals provided at regular hours. And Ordinary every day from 12 till 1 o'clock. The catering for the inner man is nnder the management of a thorough expeiienced Cook, whose tempting Dishes must be tried to be 'appreciated. The Stabling. As most men- like their horses attended to and cared for, H. Bush guarantees to provide good Oats, good Hay, good water, good Stables and the best attention. HNote. — The public are respectfully invited to visit the above Hotel, where they can be provided with Commercial Hooms and Private Family apartments, N.B — No expense has been spared to make ths Masonic the Hotel of Marl borough. 462 H. Bcsu, Proprietor. CLAK K'S GLHB HOTOL, VA LUE FOR MONEY. ALLEN DIVENS illaiibarough Motel, Blenheim. Good accommodation, Splendid pad dock and stables. JUNCTION HOTEL, MARLBOROUGH TOWN. JOHN MARCH. j^iOFKizxofi. First-class Wines, Spirits, etc . Good Stabling anr^ paddncks provided. John Bsirry, SOUTH STAR HOTEL, Maxwell Koad, Blenheim. ood accommodation for Horses iv paddock and stable.