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New Zealand Herald, Volume VI, Issue 1706, 11 May 1869, Page 7

;i :. ;; • . r;; ; r I i ' I JAMES'S Q.C.E, HOTEL, | VICTORIA-STREET, AUCKLAND. LOUIS ROSE JAMES JT) EGB to express his grateful acknowledgements for the very liberal patronage which hug been be stowed upon him by his friends and the publio at 1 large during the past twelve months. In order to meet the requirements of the increased popularity of the Q.C.E., where i ' QUALITY, CLEANLINESS, AND [ ECONOMY t are rightly studied and adhered to, L. R. J. has, at considerable expense, ENLARGED hia PREMISES, ' and added ten new Bedrooms for the accommodation of his patrons. These, with his comfortably furnished , Private Sitting-rooms for Families, and the varied | and profuse TABLE D'HOTE, v" which is laid each day precisely, enable him to offer suoh accommodation to visitors as will, he foels sure, bear favorable comparison with the ; FIRST HOTEL IN AUCKLAND. The WINES and SPIRITS are of unexceptionable quality. Temporary visitors to Auckland are respectfully resqnested to GIVE the Q.C.E., Victoriastreet, a TRIAL, where, if civility and attention combined with moderate ohargos are calculated to produce a favorable impression, L. R. J. has no fear for the results. ■A. NIGHT PORTER is always in attendance for the accommodation of travellers by late boats from the Thames; the Night Bell being immediately under the Lamp REMEMBER THE ADDRESS: JAMES'S Q.C.E. HOTEL, VICIOBIA-STBEET.