Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume XVI, Issue 5637, 10 December 1879, Page 3

Hotels. "T NC H O R XX OTE L, QUEEN-STREET, J. ADAMS, Proprietor. case liquors. s. d. B-ehivc P.H s ° Heonwy'* I'.B- Per bottle 5 6 kartells 1 , .8. , 5 G bottle .. .. J J giiriUe" "» ■'■ »sS small , 2 0 Whisk y, Lome 5 0 Dunville's 4 0 Kinih»n'sLL 6 0 p,,-t"\Vine, extra good „ 5 0 Ginger Wine (Engli.li) 3 0 Schnapps, largo ~ -• •• "30 Biooa-sstoTu' rerdo J :: -■ - ;i j » Combe's Co.-s Stout Termknfs Beer" per bottle 13 per dozen .. .- .. 14 u " 11OTTI.BD OX THE PREMISES. Whiskey. G. *C. per bottle 4 6 P.«.,lar ß e * ° Port Wine, good ~ * JJ i^good ,1 :: :: :: '•'■*« Bum',' best Jamaica '.'.to I! very good' '™ ,',' 3 0 Beer, very good x Every kind of Adelaide and Victorian Wines direct from the vineyard, all ol which are 2a per botlle or S3. per tumbler. VICTORIA AND ELUOTT-STKEETH. AI'CKIA N D. ROYAL .MAIL HOTEL— first-class Hotn Accommodation Well-furnisLeil l.eil-rooins Well-fnrcishnd Sitting-rcoms Well-furnished Dining-room Cold-water liathrooms Mot-water Rith-rooms Powerful Show<;r-batli Rooms Comm.'rc-iiil Gentlemen's Stock-rooms ROYAL MAIL TARIKF. s. d Re«Wuranl perda 7 0 r ~.;'"o so FrirVtc P.;.ia do. WO RESTAURANT. To c;»:.t!>'iuen clinching in the City, J.C. solicits a triil to lliii l;tL>arluj<*:»t. Tea f'ora sto 7 p.m. JOHN CODUSS, PRerRIETOR. GF. SUCH o (-0 lons known in connection with the Auckland and WaiHato Railway) E«= to inferm his friends and the public that h-.v.ci; become! roprietor of th» Warkworth Hotel, lialinransi, he b pis to meot with their kind support. It is onlv a few I ours' sail from Auckland by the s.s • Rose Casey , (C ptain Kasper). The scenery is unsur. rjji«l in New : ealand. Passengers coming for a tiip anSa'.ciJjy at return on Monday. The fares are veiy mode, ate.' dding partits would do wtll to pay a visit, where they *i!l meet with every Ccmfort, Civilitv, snd ;lcanliness. Hor«es on Hire; Free Slablin™. A splendid Orchard and Garden, with all kinds "of Fruits T>ONSONBY TTOTEL. W. STAMFORD, PROPRIETOR. W. 3. intimates to the residents of Ponsonby that, bavin? possession of that well known favourite ostelry, the PONSONBY CLUB HOTEL, he has made eiUas : .ve alterations and improvements. These are Hotel. A NEW BILLIARD ROOM, Containing all the' recent improvement", has been erected. The Table (one of Thurstoß's Prize Tables) quite new, and is second to none in the colony. KONE BIT FIRST CLASS BRANDS OF WIXES, SPIRITS, &c, KEPT IN STOCK. SECCO.MEE'S SPARKLING BEER ON DRAUGHT TYT AITE MA T A XJT OTE L, Corner Qcees and Customhouse-streets, b. McGregor, pkoprietor (Lite of the Old Hovse at Home and Anckland Hotels). The Proprietor begs to inform his friends and ths public generally th.it h? has purchased the Lease (21 year 3 of the above Hotel., and intends FURNISH ING, PAINTING, and RE-DECORATING the 3ame 30 as to cause THE WAITEMATA to become a general favourite with all. _ U~l r l r ~O _ L - K IT O T E~L, COLLEGE ROAD, PONSONBY, T. H. EOWFX. Proprietor. ALE?, WINES, AND SPIRITS OF GUARANTEED BRANDS. BILLIARDS ! BILLIARDS ! THISTLE HOTEL, QUEEN T -STREET, Accklasd. SELECT BILLTARD SALOON, containing one ot Bennett's Prize Tables, the ,'astest and best table in Ne.T Zealand ; and Alcock's Exhibition Table that took first prize at the Great Exhibition of 1862, the handsomest table in the Colonies. The rooms are lofty and weli lighted, and the marking most carefully attended to by J. KERRIGAN. Photography. CLARKE BROTHERS (Late Crombii's). ROYAL FINE AST PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERIES. QIJEEIf-STREET, AUCKLAND, Opposite the Union Bank. 7ir3t-class Portraits from C. D. V. to Life Size, at Moderate Prices. Children's Portraits taken instantaneously. Br APFOIXTiIEST TO HIS A «. TO HO Rotal Highness Excelmssct axd ths Earl of Pembrokj. T3 H. BARTLETT, X\* PHOTOGRAPHER, Q UEEN-STP.EET, AUCKLAND (Adjoining tbe City Hall). "\TEW AMERICAN STUDIO AND -Ll PARLOURS. The proprietors, Lovewells, Wing and Co., lately from s»n Francisco, Artists in Photography, would respectfully announce that for many years having had most nattering success have resolved to exhib:t their work to the Citizens of Auckland and vicinity, with a desire to solicit a share of their patronage, "oping by united energy and skill to merit their e»tire B»ii:faction. Our Callery will be open to the public on SATURDAY, Noyember29,lß79. situate in Grey streetBeapcctfully, LOTEWELLS, WING & CO.