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Otago Daily Times, Issue 10596, 17 February 1896, Page 3

— Tbe latest fashion wnong the swells in Berlin is to pprinkle a few viplet petals iv each glass before filling lihem with champagne, •-r At St, Fetersbyicg » funpral is quitea jolly nffair, and the nity is full of professional mourners. The richer a man ths bigger the fuaeral, because the more mpurners his family cm afford to biro. The employment of these professionals is a recognised custom, and mauy m«a and women at thy Czar's gay capital mike a eomforisblo living out of their curions basiness. PRINK SPRING BLOSSOM TEA.

' Religious. ' THE SIXTH ANNUAL CHRISTIAN CONVENTION Will be held in the NORTH DUNKDIN PUBLIC HALL (At rear of North Dunedin Presbyterian Church) : On WEDNESDAY, 19th FEBRUARY (Dunediu Cup Day). AH Christiana Invited. Several Ministers and Laymen will ADDRESS the Meeting, Visitors bring their own Provisions,' Hot Water and Milk supplied. Collection to defray expanses. Hymn Sheets provided. Price, One Penny, Board and Residence. TNVTSRCARGILL.r-ORBSOENT HOTEL, _I Mrs BOND (late nf Qiieenstown, Lako W'iikatipu) has leased this Very Commodious and Conveniently-situated House, which affords the Very Best Accommodation for 'Tourists and Travellers, Large Commercial Room. 26s T ADIBS' AND GENTLRMBN'S DINING AND GKILL ROOMS, Princes and Manse streets, J. HOPKINS, Proprietor, having Bought from City Corporation the LARGEST IMPROVEb GAS RANGE and GRILLER in New Zealand, is PREPARED TO SUPPLY FJRST-OLASS GRILLS in Six Minutes. Note the Address— LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S DINING , AND GJULL ROOMS,, Princes and Manse streets. J., HOPKINS, 29ja .. iroprietor. I C H A R D T'S . H 0 T B h, ..... LAKE WAKA.TIPU. The above Hotel, so wall and favourably known hy Tourists and other? throughout tho world, is situated on the margin of the Qaeenstovra B»y, and commands Views of tha Grand and Mascnincont Lake Scenery. Horses and vehiclfs of every description can be obtained at the hotel Map-fen. 18dA LPINB CLUB, GLENOROHY, LAKH -£*- . WAKATIPU. Mrs ERASER haa secured, the services of J. Clark, the well-known Guide, and is prepared to RECEIVE VISITORS AND TOURISTS during the coming Season. ?3d METROPOLITAN^ FAMILY HOTEL AND COFFEE PALACE, CHRICTCHURCH, Coshel Btroat. Home Comforts for Visitors. Bathß —Hot,

Cold, and Shower—on each floor, Telephone. I'os'. Office Box. Night Poitcr kept. JMSKMS, TKR DAY, 6s; PER WKKK, 30a to 40a. OTTO BOHNHTDfIR. Proprietor. QHtP RESTAURANT AND BOARDING HOUSE, PIUNCES AND JEITY STHEETS (Two minutes' walk from Post Office, Railway Station, and Whnrf). To make room for" the large and steadilyincreasing number of Patrons, we have annexed the adjoining building, known for many years as the London Hotel. Extensive alterations and improvements have been mads in the Ship and London. The whole has been refurnished in a superior style by local firms, which makes THE SHIP the most comfortable, conveniont, and economical Kestanrant and Boarding House in the City. Hot and Cold Baths. Separata Dining and Sitting Rooms for Ladles. BOARD „ _ 15s PER WEEK (in advance) THE LUNCH (consisting of Three Courses) Provided every day at the Ship, from 12 till 2, for SIXPENCE, Haa no equal in quality and cooking at double the price in any hotel In town. .' 1M TS7"ANTED KNOWN—Vacancies for two TT • or three Boarders or Visitors j control Msition,—Gladßtone:Hwae,.Mora3UJlaca. Kt'_