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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 6928, 31 January 1884, Page 4

TUST /^vPENED.-j A. SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF— C D T D R A O I E M W M T A E II O S L T N K 8 I N S & E E S S THESE GOODS ARE VERY CHOICE AND HAVE BEEN SELECTED WITH GREAT CARE, ESPECIALLY FOR MY OWN TEADE. ( •VXTILLIAM "DATTRAY, DRAPER, CLOTHIER, AND SILK MERCER, ! 178,180, & 182, QUEEN-STREET, (Four Doors below the New Sayings Bank), AUCKLAND. PUBLIC NOTICE. mHE riRAND TTOTEL, FOR TOURISTS, FAMILIES. AND COMMERCIAIi GENTLEMEN, DUNEDLN OTAGO. 1 In introducing to public notice this beautiful structure, which is admitted b7 all visitors who have, inspected it to be the premier Motel of the Australasian Colonie» v the Proprietors beg to draw, the attehtlon of visitors and residents to some of the advantages it will offer. i Being of fireproof construction, with simple and effective means of escape from every floor by the exterior balconies and circular iron staircase, ail the upper floors are ruade practically as safe as the ground one. Each floor is supplied with a aeparato Are service, made to our order by Messrs. Shand and Mason, of London.' No modern public building can rank as first-clan i unless great attention be paid to these particulars. This Hotel is insured for 60 per cent, lower premium than any other hotel in the Colony. ] It has a central and open position, facing Customhouse Square-; charming views are obtainable of the harbour, Peninsula, and ocean from the upper floors; it is situated in the centra of the tramway systems, and at a convenient distance from the railway station. It is commodious enough to afford all those com- i forts and conveniences that are to be found in the largest modern hotel establishments, such as efficient office administration, which will be arranged on the American plan; a beautiful vestibule, passenger elevator, sample-rooms, large private reading and : smoking room, a guests' drawing-room for ladles and gentlemen, avoiding the necessity of private uarlours; i suites of rooms with private baths ; private bath and toilet accommodation solely for ladies; a ladles' private entrance and reception room ; a hairdrossing establishment, laundry, etc The sanitary appliances, which are of the most perfect description, were imported specially for the buildings, and to avoid faulty fitting, and to render the introduction of sewer gas impossible, the plumbing has not been done by contract, but with the greatest care by Messrs. Anderson and Morrison, who were under instructions to execute all this work on the plans recommended by the London Sanitary Commissioners. The basement drainage is perfect, and the whole section is concreted and cemented ; whilst there Is also an abundance of light and ventilation in every part. Thus the whole building cannot be otherwise than healthy and agreeable. It will be newly and elegantly furnished throughout Special attention will be paid to the bedding : woven wire spring mattresses only will be used. Notwithstanding all these advantages the tariff will be no higher than that of other first-class hotels. This Hotel is confidently presented to the public as the leading one of the Colony. The now establishment will be carried on under distinct management, and will In no way affect the old one (known as Watson's Hotel and Oale), which has just been renovated, and will be conducted as usual under a reduced tariff. J. & J. WATSON, Proprietors. XUST rf-VPENED, A VERY CHOICE ASSORTMENT OP T3ROKEN /GINGHAMS, NEW AND HANDSOME DESIGNS. Also, NEW GOODS: MILLINERY SUNSHADES LACES MANTELS GLOVES HOSIERY OSTUMES HANDKERCHIEFS UNDERCLOTHING BABYLINEN Ac, &c, *C FIVE PER CENT. DISCOUNT FOR CASH. TVT ILNE & QHOYCE, 244 AND 246, QUEEN-STRBET "TVT OTICE OF DEMOVAL. j EDWARD LEWIS & CO. . I (Late of Customhouse-street), j 67, Quebn«street (next to Owen and Graham), WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, Invite attention to their NEW STOCK, consisting of r FIN'EST BRAND 3 OF LIQOORS PROCURABLE. GRAND ASSORTMENT. Prices will compete with anybody. Sole Agents for Walker's WW Old Highland. Whisky, In bulk, bottle, and flasks Sir John Power and Sons Old Dublin Whisky Bass's Ale I Bottled by Danke - Guinness Stout) ■ ' This brand is solely used in all Spier's and Pond's '• Establishments. One Hundred Cases Just Landed in Remarkably line Condition. NEWnpWEEDS. EW L WEEDS. r E5 SUMMER IMPOR- ~ i. o2 g TATIONS now com- _ S3 plete, ex Hermlone, \^ h»H and opon forinspoc- l^» *>j tlon. cc W» • Shortland-stkeet. CI o G UH Auckland. gg -vrow .".PEN. 1M ow \Jpen. "DEAD! TIEAD! T)EAD! a- JUDICIOUS ADTERTISING IN EVERY BUSINESS IS THE KEYSTONE OP SUCCESS. Merchants. Tradesmen, and those In business an informed that the New Zealand and Intercolonial News and Advertising Agency i» prepared to take it advortissments for all paperß in New Zealand anc the Australian Colonies ; also, for all the leadinj _ journals in every part of the world. _ The Aroncy has the soli juoht to Issue the £•- theatrical paper known as the ENTR" ACTE in th< Opera House and Theatre Royal. . The Manager of the Agency havine been appointee Agent and Correspondent for the NF.W ZEALAM to FREEMASON, all communications in reference tc Masonic matters are requested to be sent to the Agoacy, when they will receive every attention frorr the proprietor of the said journal. > WILLIAM SYLVESTER PTJLFORD, NEW ZEALAND and INTERCOLONIAI NEWS and ADVERTISING AGENCY, COOMBIB' CaaHSKSS, QOEIK-STKEET, AUOXXAND