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Otago Daily Times, Issue 10194, 31 October 1894, Page 3

Board and [Residence, GLASGOW RESTAURANT, GEORGE STREET Ana ■ j MORAY PLACE. The DINNER Served for SIXPENCE between 12 and 2 o'clock at the above io beyond dispute the ; BEST for QUALITY, QUANTITY, and FIRST-, CLASS COOKERY in DUNEDIN. . BILL OF FAFyB. SOtJP: OXTAIL SOUP. FISH: s"RIED GROPiu. ENTREES* ' STEAK PIE I' STEWED VEAL AND HAM. JOINTS: ROAST PORK AND APPLE SAUCE ROAST BKKF ROAST MUTTON COLONIAL GOOSB . CORNED BBEF. SWEETS I PLUM PUDDING JAM ROLL APPLE TART STEWED APPLES BREAD AND BUTTER PUDDING TAPIOCA CUSTARD. - DESSERT: APPLES AND ORANGES. BOARD, FIFTEEN SHILLINGS PER WEEK. SINGLE BEDROOMS. AHOY ! AHOY ! !—THE TERMINUS HOTEL (opposite the Railway Station), OBTRAH. is the best and most convenient for the travelling pivblic. Horses and Buggies Oil hire ; charges to suit the times ; that rara avis, a civil, competent groom, has chargs of stables. 5o V JOSEPH CUX, Proprjewr. /TROFOLITAN FAMILY HOTEL (No License), CHRISTCHURCH, Oasbfll street. Home Comforts for Visitors. Baths—Hot; Oold, and Shower—ou each floor. Telephone 342. Private Letter Box 50. Night Porter kepi. TKRMS, J3a 6d and Cs PKR DAY. 2g ftU OTTO SCHNEIDER, Proprietor. jr^EITBBION HOTEL, GOEE. JAMES KNIGHT, Fbopriktok. (Just Opposite Railway Station.) Luncheon ready for all trains which stop from 15 to 20 minutes, and every care taken pMsengera do not mica trains. The Criterion will be found one of the best appointed Hotels in the Colony. Good tsbld, good wines, convenient commercial and sample rooms, private sittu g rooms, Rood' bedrooms, hot, cold, and shower bathß. Telephone laid on. Letters and telegrams promptly attended to. Kjn U T B A M HOTEL, OUTRAM. T. G. LAURENSON. the Proprietor of this long-established Hotel, begs to remind the Public thut he has Excellent Accommodation for Travellers. Detached Sample Rooms. Commodious Stabling and Loose Boxes, Horses and Buggies on lire at a momant's notice. ■ All wines and Spirits .of the. best brands. Speight's Beer always on tap. , All Charges Moderate. .'4o /VKANE'S SOUTHLAND CLUB HOTEL, \J GORE^admittodly one of the roost comfortable houses in the colony. Mr O'Kane is again in possession of this oomuiodious brick, house, which is replete with wery modern convenience for the comfort of Tourists, Travellers, ■Families, and Boarderß. Since Mr O'Kane took possession the hou»e has been thoroughly renovated, and elegantly and comfortably furnished, 'forms moderate, in keeping with thu times. 3o MPBR IA Ii HO TB L, ■ ...., Peisces street sodth.,

Mrs-B. SINCLAIR (tote of the Mosgiel Hotel) begs to notify her old friends and acquaintances that, *lie lias- taken thin OLD ESTABLISHED, HOTEL, where Bhe trusts her old friends will find her. Every attention will be given to those favouring her with_a ca'L_^_ ■ 2*o WAIKOUAITI.— Oxley's Bonrdinghonse ; seaside accommodation. Cards of particulars nt Dunedin Railway Bookstall. — Mrs Kelmes. *> A. LL the Comforts of Home for Two J\. Friends, 16s.—Mrs Greaves, Bradsbaw street, South Dunedin. £7o rf^<OMFOBTABLE! sHOME for Two Gevtle\y men; hot and cold bath.—Mrs Wintou, York place, top Dowling street. 270 EMPIRE RESTAUR&NT, Jetly street.— Meals, 6d: Beds, Ib. Vacancies for steady Boarders.—Mrs Sullivan, proprietress. 200 OOX'S~TEMPBKANCE HOTEL, Maclaggan street. — Comfortable Home for Travellers and Boarders. Separate bedrooms. P. Nelaon, proprietor. 13s PRIVATE Boarding Establishment for Gcntitsmen; central; home comforts ; Mi>no; hot bath; terms, IBs.—Comfort, Times Office. 3o -RXUGGETS, Port Molyneux.—SEASlDE j_N ACCOMMODATION; trap to meet visitors; cards of particulars at Bannister's, chemist.—Mrs Ottaway. . So MQERAKI. ■— Seaside Accommodation.—■ Trap to meet Trains, <fee. For terms and vacancies apply Mrs Hull. mI^mVAY~ItESTAURA.NT, Rattmy J ' Btt'ecfc.—Reduction in prices; all meals Cd. Bill of fare as usual. 20au "m./T RS JAMES'S Private Boarding EstablishJLSjL ment for Gentlemen and Families —Albyn House, corner King and St. David streets. 163 /COMFORTABLE HOME; Bingle or double XJ : bedrooms.—Mi-b Davies, No. 1 Belmore terrace, Lower York place. ■ 2So BRIGHTON.— Good Accommodation for families and Visitors' at. Christie's Private Motel; terms moderate; meals provided any hour. ' 310 SUPERIOR Country Home for Delical* Children, with education if necessary; healthy locality; four miles from Dunedin; reasonable terms; references.—T W, Times Office. 310 "\TAGANCIES, Gentlemen, Warmck Honse, "' V ' Moray place (opposite Dr Koberts's); every comfort; nice locality (central); tarms exceptionally moderate. ' 210 SBTUATIONS VACANT. / CASH 'ADVERTISEMENTS under this heading not exceediug Sixteen words are inserted for .SIXPENCE; or for one week, 2s 6d. . "^TfTANTED, Smart .TDNIOR CLERK. ~ V ».. Application by letter, stating experience (if any) ana salary required.—A. Lorie and Co. 'jnrTANTBD, Gcwd COOK or Coapetent W GKNKEAL SERVANT; laundri-sa kept. Gor,d wages.—Apply by letter Alpha, Box 308, C.P.O, Dunedin. 380 W ANTED (immediately)— Cooks, L*rindress, Housemaids, General Servants, Housekeeper (country; milk, bake bread).—Mrs Pitts, Maelaggan street.• 310 WANTED, good General Servant; references. Also, Waiting Engagement, two thorough Generals (for station); can bako bread, Ac— Keeißtry Office, Youag Avomen's Christian Association, Moray place. ■ 310 HAIRDRESSERS. — Thoroughly oompftent, steady MAN wanted, large country town —Apply Bowel's, leading hairdresser, opposite Fast Office: , ■ . 310 ORGANIST AND CHOIRMASTER WANTSD, above for Napier Cathedral. Salary, £10 per annum and uee of Organ for pupib; good opening for private practice. APPLICATIONS with copy testimonials to be made to the Churchwardens, Napier, not later than SATURDAY, Ist December 1594. 310 SSTUATiOMS WANTED. CASH ADVERTISEMENTS under this heading not exceeding Sixteen words are inserted for SIXPENCE; or for one week, 2s Od. LERK desire* SITUATION ; 13 years experionce; sober, active, willing, rapid writer, quick calculator. — Mercantile, Times Office. _£? WANTED, SITUATIONS as Generals by smart, clean Girls; Rood references; wages, Bs.-Mrs Todd, Moray place. 310 WANTED, by experienced Housekeeper, SITUATION; cood cook, laundress; accept small salary; highest references.-Mrs I'itt;,;Maclaggan street. _. ''le W "ANTED, SITUATION, as Gardener or Assistant Gardener on station; years experience ; good references.—Address Steady, Times Office. • }o° FOR SALE. mANKS (100, 200, *00 gallons).—Square JL Iron Tanks for Sale cheap.-!1. J. Lake, Moray place. *'°