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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVI, Issue 9370, 21 May 1889, Page 4

PACIFIC "O" 0 T E L, Corner Albert and Brown street, GRAHAMSTOWN, THAMES. NOW READY ! NOW READY ! \VM. RYLANCE F>ei?s to inform (ho general public that he has become tho Proprietor of the above well-known Hotel, and the extensive alterations and improvements being now complete, lie can offer them accommodation unsurpassed in (lie North Island. Good Sample .Rooms, also Commercial anil Private Sitting Rooms. Plunge and Shower Baths. To suit the Travelling Public, a Private Entrance has boon made from Brown-street, quite distinct from Bar or Bar Parlour, an.! Visitors can rely upon receiving every attention, with civility ami comfort combined. One of Bennett's Best Billiard Tables. None but tho bast brands Ales, Wines, and Spirits kept in .stock. Night Porter in attendance. W M. ' RYLANCE, PROPRIETOR. yiSITORS TO SIDNEY. ROBERTS' JJOTEL, GEORGE AM) MARKET-STREETS, SYDNEY, ins Maonikicrnv lion:!, is Lighted by Electricity AND POSSESSES EVERY MODERN CONVENIENCE AND COMFORT. IT IS Beautifully Furnished, AND SITUATED IN THE VERY CENTRK OF THE CITY. For Apartments, address the Manager. DK. W I L KI N S is now permanently established in his NEW ROOMS, A few doors from the Auckland Club, on the ground floor, SIIORTLAN D-STR E ET. Tie has encaged a Lady Attendant (who was some years with Dr. Fischer, of Sydney), for the Ladies' Electrical Room. DE NT A L N OTIC E. M R. A. L. SMITH, , OLD-ESTA BLIBII ED DENTIST CORNER HOBSON-STREET (Opposite St. Matthew's church) Supplies Full Upper and Lower Sets of Teeth at Reduced Charges. Fitted without extracting stumps. Other Dentists , Work Repaired. Hours : 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. TTEAb'FORI), Surgeon-Dentist, who • is about to leave Auckland for England, begs to thank his many friends for the. confidence reposed in him during the long time he has practised his profession in Auckland, and has great pleasure in bespeaking their patronage for Mr. \V. 11. Skeet, a gentleman of many years'experience, who will continue the practice in the old rooms, opposite Wyndliam-street. May 18th, 1880.