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Oamaru Mail, Volume X, Issue 4282, 3 December 1888, Page 1

HOTELS QUEEN'S HOTEL, OAM4.BU B. 1. WATERS, Pbopriktob, The proprietor haa jußt oompleted E»XTENSIVE ALTERATIONS to thla hotel, and visitors will find It qne'of the best appointed houses In the oolony. The new dining-room haa boon fitted with every oonvenlenoe, and is capable of seatihjg 200 persons. ' This apartment Is also «til table for ?moke Oonoerts, -Large ' Dinners, and Pnbllo Meetings, it having a seating aocbta modation for 400 persona. The Cafdhas been nicely fitted with cushions, seats,'and small tables, where tea, ooffoo, or ooooa oaa be supplied at any - time. Also ohew, 1 draughts, and dominoes, are kept In this department. All the dally and weekly papers filed, ,t /; Unites of Rooms, comfortably furnished, for families, and first-olass sample-rooms provided for commercial travellers. Lunoheonfroinl2to2p.nl, Table d'hote nt 6 p.m. B. T, WATERS, PROPRIETOR. COMMERCIAL HOTEL. Sii mflE Undersigned has muoh pleasure,in . annonnoiDg that ho haa taken posses* slon of this well-knnwn Hotel. The Bouse has been thoroughly Renovated, and New t tables have been erected, thus affording every oonvenlenoe. by ; whioh visitors will have Stabling Free ot. Charge. The House has Superior Accommodation! whioh, oombli ed ; with civility ■ and atton< tion, the Propiietor hopes to receive a fair share of support, Nose but Genuine Wines, Spirits, and Ale supplied. JOHN O'NEIL, Proprietor, LEVIATHAN RAILWAY TEMPERANCB! HOTEL, (Opposite Railway Station), DUsJSDIN. Mrs Silk ... Proprietress, to Danedin will find the above on acooant of Its great nearness to the Railway and all steamers, to be the moat convenient to stay at. It afforda. aooommodat ion, seoond to no Temperanoe House,, added to whioh everyone who haa tried ;H and who haa spoken on the anbjeot, says the Board far Excels that of any Hotel of it kind in the Colony, UTTATSON'S HOTEL AND CAPE DUNEDIN, ejocially built for the oonvonlonoe of Ralla way and other Travellers, being situated the Immediate vicinity of the Railway 8 tion. and fitted with every possible conye anoe—Lavatories, Ladieo'Cloak Room, Paroel Room, Aso, An elegantly furnished Dining oom, especially for Ladles, and Ladles ao oompaniod by Gentlemen, Bedrooms, Nigh Porter, Travellers oalled for early Trains, Porter In attendanoe at Ra'-lw / eoelve Inggage, BUSINESS NOTIOEB NOTICE. TO FARMERS AND FRUIT-GROWERS, FOR SALE. CHARLES REDWOOD'S . PATBNT NON-POIBONOXJB BLIGHT SPECIFIC. THE ONLY RHMRDY yet discovered that will effectually oure So Iy and other Blights that infest gardens and orchards, without Injarlng the tree In the slightest degree. The rtpeaifio should be applied to Appleß, Pears, Plum-, Currants, Quick Hedges, and all treeß having aoaly blight, daring the winter months—July aud August preferred. The I'ateut >pooifia is a thorough oure for the Eeeoh - that attack? Pears, Plums, Cherries, and Qilck Hedges In' the month" of January* One 4 ressing will suffice for the season. The Patent Speoific haa not beeH' applied to the (Jodlin Moth, there being none in' the looality, but as the math, during tfro wlater season, is seoreted in orevioes of this baric, there oan, therefore,; be ho doubt bdb the Patent Speoific will be found most effectual, as no ioseac life oaa withstand it. In placing before the pub lo this most valuable preparation for the d.atruotlom of the various olights that infest gardens, the manufacturer and patentee bagj to state that ho his boon a practical fruit-grower for 25. years in Nen Zealand, and is therefore intimately aiqutiuted with th-s various/peats that mako horticultural pursuits so an* satUf ioto y, having tried nearly all the remedies extant with tory pOor results, tttatil diaouvering • in July, 1835, the • Patent >peoifio, and having during the last three yeart made numerous experiments with complete suceest. The dpeoifij is oheap and easy of applloa< tion. The largest of fruit trees oan be thoroughly dressed at a cost of ono shilling eaoh, inoluding labor. PRICE, From ono to ten gallons, threo shillings per gallon, From ten gallons upwards, two shillings and sixpenoe per gallon. ~ Fail directions for ase will be attached to eaoh parcel. urders sent to the undersigned will be promptly attended to. Terms Cash. CHARLKS REDWOOD, Rlverlands, Marlborough. July 19th, 1888, 391 STORAGE. TN order to give Farmers the benefit of 4- Market Fluctuations, three months FREE S COR AGE will be allowed on al grain plaoed In our handa for sale. . Corn Sacka supplied at loweat current ates, 6 GRAY Alto ALDRIOH. CUSTOMS i'UKMa ot «ti kioda may ba ibtaiatil at the Mall offios