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Otago Daily Times, Issue 10033, 26 April 1894, Page 3

Board and Residence. rfiHE GRAND HOTEL, DUNEDIN. ■ " Unrivalled Appointments and Accommodation. Tourieta and Travellers may rely on every comfort and attention. FIRST-CLASS SAMPLE ROOMS. Table d'Hote, Wines, <£c. of the highest class. Letters and Telegrams promptly attended to. JOHN P. PIERCY, 2o .., .. . .Proprietor. ATBON'S COMMERCIAL HOTEL.— Important to Conimfcrcial Travellers: Wa are still in possession of our old Sample Rooms, which are the finest in New Zealand. We can accommodate our old customers very comfortably. Uur Commercial Room is a very comfortable and private one, and is on the lines of an English Commercial Travellers' Kooni. Tariff: 7s per day; £2 2a per wcek.-J. & J. WATSON (late Grand Hotel). 3m A HOY! AHOY!! AHOY!!! THE TERMINUS HOTEL, OUTRAM, Being directly opposite tho Railway Station, is the most convenient for tho travelling public. Kvery Accommodation iftid Comfoit for Woman, Man, Beast, or Cycle. The house is safe and in good repair. Fire Kscapes in room». lloraea and Buggies on hire. All charges moderate. Remember, directly Opposite Outrani. Railway Station, fop JOSEPH COX, Proprietor. METROPOLITAN I'AMILY HOTEL <No License), OHRISTCHURCII, Casbel street. Home Comforts for Visitors. Baths — Hot, Cold, and Shower—on each iloor. Telephone 342. Private Letter Box 50. Night Porter kept, TKRMS, 6a fid and Ba PER I>AY. 151 OTTO SCHNEIDER, Proprietor. THE PRINCE OF WALES HOTEL Princes street south (withia five minutes walk of Dunedin Railway Station).—P. i'agan proprietor.—Superior accommodation for privati families and visitors from tho country and neigh bouriug colonies at moderato charges. Plungi and Bhower baths. 14 WANTED KNOWN—Railway Restaurant Lower Stuart Btreet. Mjals, 6d; goo< Beds, Is. Hot and Cold Baths. SMaj EMPIRE RESTAURANT, Jetty streecVacancies for steady Boarders. Meals, (3d Beds, Is.—Sirs Sullivan, proprietress. 21aj SUPERIOR Home foe Two Gentlemen single rooms i hot and cold bath.—Kaitun llouso, Graham street (off High street). 21a MRS JAMES'S Private Boarding Estel lishnienF for Gentlemen and Kamiliei Albyn House, corner George, King, and St. Davi streets. 24j MOERAKI. — Seaside Accommodation.Trap to meet Trains, &c For tern; and vacancies apply Mrs Hull. 8j ST. CLAlß.—"Mavora," Private Boardin Establishment for geatlemei and families ovcry convenience; tennis lawn; close to baths Eate Advertisements. I7ILECTRIO MASSAGE couusta in Kneac 2J ing and Rolling the Musclei, and ia npplie over the clothing. This makes it a very coi veniont form, lit Cullen considers it one of tl moat powerful stimulants of the nervous systen It strengthens the muscles and improves tl nutrition of all parts.—J. JENKINS, Modic Electrician, Upper Rattray street. R HATHAWAY, Consulting and Pha maceutical Chemist and Specialist, fro the Universities of Harvard and New Brunswic also Boston Kye and Ear lufirmuy and Chelsi Venereal Hospital, formerly assistant to R BERRYMAN, M.D., F.R.C.S. (hon assistant late Sir J. Y. Simpson, Kdinburgl -(Registered1" IB Royal Arcade. Consultatii free. ___^ ; t i T>ARRA.TT, CO Princes street, Wants—Eig 'I _O experienced Generals (12a, 15s). Houi ' maids, Waitress, Chief Cook (single), La r (milkera), ; 2lj 1 1%/rRS DICK Wantß—Man. Cook (reft i. ijJL enccs). Assistant Waitor, Couple (fart I, Housemaid, Tablemaid, Cook*, Laundresß 7 Generuls (Oamatu, town), S6