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New Zealand Times, Volume LI, Issue 8846, 25 November 1889, Page 3

Licensed Victuallers A FREE HOUSE. PANAMA HOTEL, Corner ok Taranaki and Vxvian-streets. THOMAS TAYLOR announces to the inhabitants of the city and commercial travellers and visitors that he has taken the above commodious Family Hotel (which has been thoroughly renovated) and hopes by studying the requirements of his patrons to obtain a share of their support. Travellers and Permanent Boarders Will find at the Panama every comfort of a quiet home. Private Suites oe Apartments for Families, The rooms being large, lofty, and well ventilated. The House Being a Free One, I am enabled to buy in any market, and am determined to keep LIQUORS OF THE BEST BRANDS ONLY. XXXX Dunedin Ale and all other Brands of Beer Always on Tap. Passengers and Luggage Brought Free of Charge. Tram passes the door every 10 minutes. THOMAS TAYLOR, Proprietor. 749 BRITANNIA HOTEL, WILLIS-STREET, WELLINGTON. rj’HE above Hotel has just undergone a JL THOROUGH OVERHAUL, and having been Refurnished at Very Considerable Expense, I am in a position to offer accommodation to boarders and the travelling public, not to be surpassed in the city. WINES AND SPIRITS Of the very best brands only will be kept, and patrons may rely on meeting with every civility and attention. P. T. SPILL AN E, 748 Proprietor.

W ALEXEY’S Co MMBRCIAL AND MANAWATU CLUB, PALMEESION NOBTH. Porter in Attendance on Every Train. Table d’Hote at 6 p.m. BATH AND SAMPLE ROOMS. Coaches leave the Hotel twice daily (Sundays excepted) for Woodville and Masterton. Saddle, horses and buggy on hire. Best Loose .Boxes in the District. All communications promptly attended to va I L W A Y HOTEL, THORNDOiV.QPAY. DANIEL DEALT ... Pbopeietoh. D. D , late licensee of the Cricketers’ Arms, having purchased the above-named Family Hotel, begs to inform his numerous friends, old customers, and the travelling public that he has refurnished the house right through, and intends to leave nothing undone on his part to promote the comfort of his patrons. As this hotel is within two minutes’ walk of both railway stations, it affords all the comfort that travellers by rail need require. Guests' luggage delivered to and from both stations free of chargo. Free Stabling for country farmers. Passengers called in time to have breakfast before first train leaves in the morning. Hot, cold, and shower Baths. All Ales, Wines, and Spirits of the choicest brands only kept. Staples’ XXX Beer always on tap. One of Alcock's Billiard Tables. Night porter in attendance. Travellers to Napier, Wanganui, New. Plymouth, can receive all information in regard to boaoh and rail fares, and time of departure by applying at the above hotel. 36 Chakges Modkbatb. JOHN WALKLEY, 660 D. DEALT, Proprietor.

rj-mE £IAMBRIDGE JQDTEL, CAMBRIDGE AVENUE, Wellington, N.Z. (Terminus of the Courtenay-plaoe Trams), PHILLIP BARNES, Proprietor. Hot and Cold Baths, Piano, Billiards, a - Sumptuous Table, Virgin Liquors. The Hotel Cab : plies to and from all steamers and Manawatu and Wairarapa trains. Telephone 176. Here the wearied traveller knows only, the soft vicissitudes of pleasure and repose. 410 Leviathan temperance railway hotel (Opposite Railway Station), DUNEDIN. Mrs SILK ... ... Proprietress. ' - i The position occupied by this Hotel should make it the most convenient for the Travelling Public, and the Proprietress will spare no pains.to maintain the high reputation it has acquired.under her management. TERMS—Per day, 4s 6d ; per week, £1 ss. 87

The Stud T 0 STAND THIS SEASON At the following places ; Between Hutt and Otaki, commencing Otaki next week, and then every alternate week. The remainder of the week, at his owner’s stables, Lower Hutt, the thoroughbred Entire ITEPO, 6 years old, stands 16 bands 2 inches high. He is by Cadogan (imported), .dam Awatea, by Ravens worth (imported), out ot Skybitd (imported). For terms, full pedigree, see cards or the Groom in charge, where aU information can be received. P, J. MURTAGH, 006 Lower Hntt. PETERS’ 0088 & CO. Telegraphic Line of Royal Mail Coaches, under contract for carry, log Her Majesty’s Mails, meets every train, Woodvilla and Palmerston, for Wellington, Napier, and Wanganui. The cheapest fastest, and most comfortable coach on the road, and the only Line on which dependence can he had in travelling by. Specials at an} time. A. PETERS & CO., Proprietors. Booking Office. Cock & Sen's fourist Agents, Li mbfeon-qcjy, Wellington.