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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 3958, 25 January 1900, Page 8

CLUB HOTEL, LAMBTON QUAY.' I MANNING AND BAKER. | Proprietors. First-class Accommodation. TAEIFF, 8s BAA'. Only tlie best of Wines and Spirits kept in stock. DUNEDIN BEER ALWAYS ON DRAUGHT. , Messes manning and .baker being direct importers and bottlers, have opened a SPECIAL BOTTLE DEPARTMENT. where single bottle can be obtained at Wholesale Prices as follows: I Case Whiskies, all brands, 5s 6d per bottle Draught Whiskies, 5s per bottle Square Gin, J.D.K.Z., 6s per bottle Dunedin Ale and Stout, single bottle, 9d; 8s per dozen Hennessy Brandy, 3 *, 8s 6d; Hcnnessy Brandy 1 *, 6s 6d Colonial Wines, Claret, Muscat, Constantin, Vcrdcillio, Froutignac, Eeisling, etc., 3s per bottle Port and Sherry, 3s 6d per bottle All other lines of wines and spirits kept in stock at the same reduced rates. Goods delivered all parts of the city. Bing up Bottle Department. Tolephono, No. 71. Bottle Department by private Entrance, Lambton quay. 4-18 gEARL’S HOTEL (Late Royal), | OPPOSITE GOVERNMENT RAILWAY STATION, WELLINGTON. THE FIRST ADDITION OF 50 ROOMS WILL POSITIVELY BE OPENED FOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC ON THE 20th INST. Tho completion of this addition will make the Hotel one of the largest in the Colonies. No expense has been spared in fittings and furnishings of tho latest descriptions. The Public are invited to inspect this magnificent Hotel, and compare its equipment with tho finest Hotels in Australasia, the Proprietor being sure that Searl’s Hotel will be found to bo ono of tho most up-to-date in every respect. A Lawn, with Summer Houses, adequately furnished with deck chairs, and lit with electricity, has been opened for tho use of guests. 337 M ASONIC HOTEL, Cuba, street, Wellington. T. WHITE, Proprietor The above well-known Hotel has been thoroughly renovated, decorated and refurnished, and is now replete with every modern convenience. Fiz-st-class Accommodation for Boarders, Tourists and tho Travelling Public. Wines and Spirits guaranteed to be tho best procurable. Night Porter in attendance. Letters and Telegrams will receive prompt attention. Telephone, No. 1188. 438 Under the distinguished Patronage of th Countess of Glasgow. Lord and Lad Brassey. WA R N E R'S H 0 T E I Cathedral square, \ CHBISTC HUR CH, 100 (Established 1863.) Rooms. Superior Apartments for Families, Tourists and others. The Hotel is very central, near Post and Telegraph Offices, Custom House, Banks, and other Public Buildings. Twelve large, well-appointed Sample Booms for the convenience of commercial gentlemen. Correspondence will receive prompt attention. Porters meet all steamers and trains arriving and leaving Lyttelton. HENRY ALLEN, Manager. WEEEROA 'HOTEL, j LEVIN. CHARLES WILLIAMS. Proprietor, . This Commodious and Comfortable Hostelry, conveniently situated directly opnosito the Railway Station of Levin, contains 26 rooms, and is fitted with all modern improvements. Every accommodation is provided for Boarders and the travelling public at moderate charges. The best of liquors only kept. Sample Rooms for Travellers. Good Stabling. First-class Billiard-table. Refreshments at all hours. Special attention to Cyclists. Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths. The New Public Hall is now open for engagements for Dramatic Entertainments, etc. . 657 Commercial hotel. Lambton quay, Wellington. FRANK SMITH, Proprietor. (Late of Newtown Hotel). Mr Prank Smith begs to inform his friends and tho public ‘generally that he has taken possession of the above wellknown and centrally situated Hotel. Comfortable accommodation for Boarders. Best Brands of Wines, Spirits and Ales only kept. Telephone No. 1078. (Card). JOHN ROPER, COMMERCIAL HOTEL. ' ' Palmerston North. Telephone, No. 8. P.O. Box, No. 55. EMPIRE HOTEL, HOKITIKA. H. LAHMAN, Proprietor. mHIS leading hotel has been entirely X renovated under competent management. P.O. Box 35. 972 rHITE HART HOTEL. High street, Christchurch.—Situated very centre hristchurch; near Post and Telegraph :es. Banks, and other Public Offices, ff, 7s 6d per day; £2 2s per week. . Cold and Shower Baths. Night PorCorrespondence promptly attended to. nhone 41.—JOIN NEILL, Proprietor. DR SPEER IE original H. J. SPEER-, M.D., Grainate of Harvard University, U.S.A., removed from Wellington to DUNECHRONIC SKIN EASES. KIDNEY AND BLADDER TROUBLES SPECIALTIES, ople at a-'distance can be treated at e by describing their case by letter. ' Address; H. J. SPEER, M.D~ P.O. Box 310, Dunedin. 771 ?ENED at last! What? Why, the Butter Factory near Lambton quay, re they are making DEFIANCE Butter y day.