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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVIII, Issue 7996, 29 January 1887, Page 3

Licensed Victuallers OL U B HO i EL) LaMBTOX‘QL t AY (Adjoining the Theatre Royal). J. LICHTSCHEINDL ... Proprietor. y L, (late of the Empire) announces to , the Inhabitants of the City, Commercial Travellers, &c., that he has taken the above Hotel, which has been altered and refurnished. He hopes by studying the requirements of his supporters to share onoe more the very liberal patronage accorded him in the past. The Olnb Hotel will be found, par excellence, in every respect one of the beat in town. No expense *haa been spared in carrying out the many alterations which were necessary to make the abovo hotel worthy of note. Travellers, Permanent Boarders, &c., will find in the Club every comfort of a home ; and special provision has been made for families. Night potter always in attendance. PO'SHEA, begs to announce that % he has purchased the Branch Hotel from Mr TJrwln, and will be happy to see his old friends (and new ones) whenever passing, AU may feel assured that it wUI be. his constant endeavor, by attention, courtesy, and good liquors, to merit their support. Splendid Billiard TaVe, and efficient marker. Vacancy for Boarders. 738 OOH ME KOI U HOTEL - ' (Opposite Empire Hotel), Willis 'Street, Wellington, Mrs SMITH (late of Poet Office Hotel) bogs to inform her numerous friend?, former patrons,, and the public generally, that ■ she baa purchased the above hotel. The house has been recently renovated and newly furnished throughout. • Private suites of Apartments, Billiard room (two tables). Wines, spirits, &c,, of the very best qndity. Luncheon from 12 to 2, , General acucmuiodation unsurpassed. Terms moderate, 547 " THE CLUB HOTEL, PALMERSTON NORTH.' E. JEWELL, (Lata of Foiton), Peopbietoe. E. JEWELL having taken the above hotel respectfully requests that travellers and visitors to Palmerston will accord him a share of their patronage. The house has been thoroughly renovated, and the aocom. modation offered cannot be surpassed. Those favoring thejhotel will find all the comforts of a first-class home. '

Wines and Spirits of tho very finest brands. Excellent Stabling. 'E. JEWELL, Peopeietob, ' 573 OENTKAL HOTEL, LAMBTON.QUAY (Opposite Colonial Bank). Mrs. j. o r m. s b e e (Late of.Wanganui) . Begs to intimate to her numerons friends in Wellington, .Wanganui, and West Coast that since, taking possession of the above Hotel i she has entirely renovated and re furnished the,establishment, and is now prepared to welcome and receive friends and easterners. Only Best Brands of Wines and Spirits' kept in stock; also , • STAPLES’ SPARKLING ALE. Luncheon from 12 to 2 p.m., One Sunxrno, 458 THE GRAND HOTEL, DUNEDIN. For Tourists, Families, and Commercial ; Gentlemen. . Fire-proof Construction. IN the moat central and .open position of the city ; beautiful views of the harbor and charming scenery of the Peninsula from the upper floors. . SAMPLE ROOMS. PUBLIC DRAWING-ROOM. Mr Geo. Augustus Sala, in the London Daily Telegraph, says of . this hotel ” Structurally the Grand Hotel,. Dunedin, is the very finest not only in Maori Land, but in all the Australian Colonies. It is splendidly and tastefully famished through, oat; nearly everything' that the traveller can possibly require he finds ready to his hand at this exceptionally commanding and commodious Cararanseri, .which . cost *10,000.” Mr. Dion Bouoioault, interviewed, in the Otago Daily Times, says The great actor spoke with warm approval of his quarters at the Grand Hotel, and expressed surprise at finding such a building in Dunedin ; it was far the best in the Australian Colonies.”, Melbourne Argus says “ Out of all question the finest hotel in Australasia,” ~ Moderate Charges. 101 J. & J.' WATSON, Proprietors. [a card.J , “Shall I not take, mine ease in mine inn.” —SHAKEaFKI.ua. W 11. THOMPSON, late Proprietor , and Lecturer of tho '’American, Zulu, and Egyptian War Dioramas,'-begs'to inform his numerous friends and tbs 'public generally that, having 'secured the lease of '.hat well-known hostelry (he u : • ■ "ALBION” situated in Courtenay-plaos and Tory-street,* respectfully solicits a share of their patronage. The hotel has been thoroughly renovated,*and every attention will: be paid to those favoring* the proprietor with a visit. Families seeking fresh air in this delightful suburb will find all. ike comforts of a boms. . , . . A first-class chef .do cnisine has been engaged. This department will be under the personal superintendence, of Mrs W. H. Thompson. .Mb Thompson’s 17 Yeabs' Connection WITH THE THEATBIOAL PaOJfESSION WILL Bit A SumpiENT Guarantee that thkie Wants, WILL BE ATTCNnSD TO. ~ H Ono of Alloock’a Billiard Tables, proved to be one of the best, if not the very beat in Wellington, nnder the cate of an attentive i market. - « <■ ’ f “ Trams pass the door every twenty minutes. Hot and Cold Baths ' Teems Modibaxe. The best brands of Wines and Spirits kept.' Staples’ celebrated beer on draught, i W. H. THOMPSON, 640 b , Proprietor. PHOTOGRAPHY. , , :< . NOTICE TO~THE PUBLIC MR. F. . HILL , has , commenced bnaU ness in Cuba street'in the premises lately occupied by Mrg. Caspean, and. baa spared no expands in fitting evety;dep»rtment second to none in this Empire City. Patrons favoring him with a sitting will meet with [ every satisfaction. Having' imported the latest-made instruments, patrons can rely on receiving a first-class Picture ; having pat- * chased the whole of Mrs Gamma's negatives, espies can always he had from the same. Lib ral terms lo Oinba, 4c. All o ders finished one week from time of sitting. Note the address— V, HILL, PHOTOGRAPHER, : 64, Ocba-stbbbt, Welunqtoiv. 76 WOLFE’S SCHNAPPS is the purest and best stimulant, tonic; diuretic, at present before the world.