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New Zealand Times, Volume LVX, Issue 3129, 15 May 1897, Page 1

annmm EW ZEALANI N 3 ► SHIPPING COMPANY’S HOYAi MAIL LINE OF STEAMEBS POE LONDON, ) a' jr 3, el ’a Via Monte Video, Tenerippe and Plymouth. II ! I Kaikonra 4507 Forbes jWelling’n J uly Tongariro .4163 Mayoaa i i Sept 2 Ruabine 16127 Bone j Sept 30 Eimutaka 1515 Greenstre’t; Oct 28 I * I Cargo Steamers. Matanra ... 1 Milward | 5764 j Hay 20 For passage or freight anolv to THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY, LIMITED 986 (JANADIAN AUSTRALIAN ROYAL MAIL LINE. r, r t, a is 7 0 SYDNEY TO VANCOUVER via FIJI AND HONOLULU. Under contract with the Governments of Canada, New South Wales, and Fiji. Thenceforward monthly. Accommodation and onisine unequalled. The scenery over the Canadian-Pacific Railway is unsurpassed in grandeur. Through tickets at lowest rates to all points In Canada, United States, England, and Continent. Special Concessions to New Zealand passengers. For rates, maps, guide-books, and full information apply to NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO., Ltd., Agents, Customhouse quay. HOTELS. THE STAR HOTEL, f Lambton quay, Wellington. THIS old-established hotel has recently been taken oyer by Mr A Crossey, late of the Terminus and Porirua Hotels, wbo has made great alterations and improvements throughout the whole building. The furniture is entirely new. Electric light and the latest of modern conveniences. The ■ whole forms a complete transformation of ? what the Star used to be. Commodious 1 billiard - room and excellent billiard -fable. First-class private bars both upstairs and downstairs. Free luncheon at public and private bars at noon. No pains have been spared to make this hotel teplete with everything which will give , entire satisfaction. Accommodation for visitors; permanent boarders, families and the commercial and general public. Comfort combined with civility, and strict attention to the requirements of all, will bo found at the Star. Best brands of wines and spirits in stock. Bright sparkling and invigorating ales a specialty. All charges will be found to be - moat reasonable. i 555 A.- CROSSEY, Proprietor. t THE EMPIRE HOTEL, Willis btbbet, Wellington. JMANDEL wishes to inform his friends g and patrons that the temporary alterations now .being .made, prior to the commencement of re-building the Hotel (which - will be in course of construction in Septari}- > bar next), will in no way interfere with the uuii'ifCrt Visitors using the house during such alterations ; and whilst them for past favours, hopes by careful atten- ( tion to the increasing requirements of both . residential and travelling public to merit a | still further share of their patronage. 1 . , . j. MAN DEL (Lato of Club Hotel, jilSateitoU), PROPRIETOR. ■_ 373 "BARRET T’S HO.tel; Lambton quay, Wellington. ME JOSEPH WAEEHAM (late of the Harp of Erin Hotel, Dunedin, and formerlyof the West Coast), having purchased Mr O’Connell’s interest in the above hotel I which has recently been thoroughly renovated and refurnished), is now prepared to receive the travelling public, permanent boarders and all old friends. , First-class Accommodation. Hot, Cold and Shower Baths; Wines and Spirits of the Best Quality . only in stock. JOSEPH WAREHAM, 401 Proprietor. PRINCESS HOTEL, Moleswobth street. Proprietress Mrs J. TAIT. HAVING taken and thoroughly renovated the “ Pkincess,” I shall be pleased to cater for the Wellington and travelling public. Large Dining-room and every convenience for boarders. Hot and Cold Baths. Healthiest locality in Wellington. S Beat Brands of Wines and Spirits. 125 MASONIC HOTEL, Directly opposite the Railway Station, Palmerston North. MAURICE DRURY, lato of the Awharui Hotel, begs to announce to the public that ho has taken over Mr Jubal Fleming’s interest in the above house. Every attention will be giton to travellers. 1 Best brands of liquor will be kept arid ; nothing else. Meals and Bods ... ... Is ■ 700 Give it a trial. COMMERCIAL HOTEL, HAWERA. ONE of the finest fitted-up Hotels ou this Coast, with all the latest improvements. Every convenience for families and commercial travellers. Bath rooms, hot and cold Water. Billiards and livery and bait stables. Wines and spirits of the best brands otily kept. CHARLES BREWER, Proprietor. (Late of Eltham), 405 CAFE HE PARIS HOTEL, Opposite Railway Station, Palmerston North. Mbs MANSON ... Proprietress. FIRST-CLASS Accommodation is provided for Travellers, Visitors and Permanent Boarders. Luncheon and Tea ready on the arrival of all trains. Best Brands of Wines and Spirits in stock. Dunedin XXXX Ale always on tap. 855 WARNER’S HOTEL, CATHEDRAL SQUARE, CHRISTCHURCH, Established 1863. Superior Apartments for Families, Tourists and others. THE Hotel is very central, near Post and Telegraph Offices, Custom House, Banks and other Publio Buildings. Twelve large, well - appointed Sample Rooms for the convenience of commercial gentlemen. Correspondence will receive prompt attention. Agent for Cobb and Co.’s West Coast Coaches. WELLINGTON H OTJEL Moleswobth street, A. HAYWOOD (formerly of Princess Hotel), Proprietor. The Wellington Hotel is situated immediately opposite the Parliamentary Buildings, and within a minute s walk of the Government Buildings. First-class AcoommoJ-.tion is provided for Travellers, Visitors and Permanent Boarders. The Beat Brands of Wines and Spirits in stook. Tel. If CJ Tel. 333 8 JANE'S ©TABLES. 333 Molesworth street. W. F. SINCLAIR ... ... Proprietor. Has bought the goodwill of John Lane’s Livery Stables, together with the whole of the plant, and hopes by prompt attention to orders, civility, and moderate charges, to merit the patronage of the public. New Dogcarts and Buggies have been added to the already extensive plant. Special accommodation for Racehorses. Weddings and Picnics a speciality. Ladies’ Hacks, Tandems, <feo., at the shortest notice. None but reliable drivers employed. Special rates to Footballers, Golf-players, &c. Customers requiring cabs to or from railway can rely on punctuality. Best Landaus, &0., in the colony. Tel. Twelve Loose-boxes to let. Tel. 333 333 gEND IT TO BHOKTT't? AUCTION ROOM.-,