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Otago Daily Times, Issue 11917, 15 December 1900, Page 4

Board and ItesidencePA3ROKI3F.D }1Y THEIR foCEU.V.NCTES THE Govkrsohs of New Zealand. CO' X E It' S FA M IT, V HOTE h, OHRTSTt;I-ICfHCn, "Within one mimile o: the Kliiivvay Station. JAMES HATFIELD .. ..Proprietoh. Lettera v/ill receive every attention.' P.O. Box Ko. I'M. Telephone No. 2RI rpi EBM I X 0 S B. OTE L, -I DUNEDIN. TJiis Hotel is situated just opposite th" Trian-le Gi-rtlens, Railway Station, nntl Wharves. It i« eno n! the "lost tc-autihil positions in Dmirain. There as no plcasanter place at which to live. I'he Hotel is quite new, and the rooms era largo and lofty. The Baths nnd Imxatotioi are all thf.t could be desired. Tabij-i? Moderate. THOS. COBNISH .. PHOPniMoa. SCELSIOR H~O TEL, DUNEDIN. RODERICK MACKENZIE, Late o! the Obaii Hotel, Dunediu, Bi-.ts to notify that he has taken Domildsoii's ■Escelsior) Hotel, at the corner of Dowhng and fhinces streets, Dunedin, where lie will be glad to meet his friends. .The hotel is newly-built, has excellent accommodation for families, and all the appointments and sanitary arrangements, including hot, cold, and shower Tjntha, are lirst Glass. The position is central to post office, railway station, and wharf. All the Liquors kept are of the best brands. Charges moderate. . JTelephone 508. _19" W~~ ARNER'S HOTEL, Cathedral square, CHTUSTCHUHCH (established 1803). Superior Apartments for Families, Tourists, nnd others. This Hotel is very central, near Post and Telegraph Offices, Custom House, Banks, and other public buildings, artrc largo, well-appointed Sample Booms lor the convenience of commercial gentlemen. Correspondence will receive prompt attention. Porters meet nil Steamers and Trains arriving and leaving Lyttdton. F. E. WOLSKLEY, Manager. WHITE HABT HOTEL. Hich street.. Chtistchurch.-Siliißtrtl very centre of Olirintohuwli, nenr Post and Tclegrami nffiws. Banks, nnd other Public Offices. Hot. Cold, nnd Shower Baths. Niffht Porter. Correspondence promntly nttended to. Tolepho^n 177.-.JOHN NETLL. Proprietor. 30*u ' A 1 LBION HOTEL, INVERCARGILL. The most Fire-proof Hotel in New Zeal nnd ; all brick partitions, concrete stnirs. Opposite Post, Telegraph, and Government offices. Cnpnekms range of Snmole Rooms. HORACE BASTINGS. Pronriefor. P.O. Box 37; Telephone 51._ HE CRESCENT HOTEL, IHVEBCARGILL. Mrs K. BOND Proprietress. Two minutes' walk from the Railway Station. Post Office Box 103. Telephone 92. TnURST-CLA.SS BOARD nnd RESIDENCE 'Jr for Visitors troinff to Chn'stchuTch ; terma moderate.—Mrs Pish. 3!) Princes street. ]6tl B"~OARD~ana RESIDKNCE, cpntral, comfortnble, and moderate: hot and cold ■bnths— Kmtuha,' Ginlmm street, olt Jligh Blreet, , m\ ANTED BOARD and RESIDENCE l.y Tradesman wiili two school ohilcirci; suburbs preferred; terms must be r-.sor.ab_». —Address B P, Daily Times Office. 1-M ANTED, BOARD nnd LODGING in a good ptivrie family; in or near the city.—ZerojJTimp^oree^ __i'!i' NO. 8 ■Willows. Princes street south — nOATTP-'RE.STDKNrv. for two Gentlemen ; hot cold >lh .-MraWfllUer. Ijg OMFOBTABLK HOME for Oentlcmr-n In private family; terms moderate.—4 London stfcpt, off George street. 13d VACANCyIot a few BOARDRS or VJRITOB,S: every convenience; terms modfrnte— Wts Macdonald, Lyndhurst House, *« Momy plane. ]»a BOARD and RESIDENCE; central; comfnrtnble. nnd moderate.—Mrs Harris, 18S Cantle street (Cnlzean), near Frcderick^street. A^ANOY'TorTo'mUemon BOARDERS ; splendid hpulHiy situption; heantifnl view, terms very moderate.—o" Heriot row. UPERIOR ACCOMMODATION for Visitors, BoaTders.—Mrs James's Private Bonrdinp Eftahlisliment,. Albyn House, King (corner St. David) street. 35" BO' ■".D-RESIDENCE.—Warwick Houss, Morp.y plaoo. under new manngement: rentral fill parts city;, excellent cuisine; inonV rate terms Aceommorl»tion at Holiday Besorts p~E ASIDK B E S O R T. Mrs AI/EX. CARNIE begs to announce that she has purchased the Commodious and Picturesque Seoside Residence known as " KTJRI PARK." Triori Month, ctcl will be prepared to Accommodate Visitors from middle of December nt Reasonable Charges. Splendid facilities for every Holiday Enjoyment—Fishing, Shooting, Bathing, Tennis Court, etc. Particulars re Charges Mcl ConvovMlcc by ■writing 1o Mrs Cnmic Cards nMninsMf Mitchell. Leslie, and Don, ' Crawford gtr-et. ■fngfAIKOTJAITI.—OxIey House; Summer V V Accommodation; .nearest hons» to boach: buggy and horses kspt.—Mrs Nelme". proprietress. 3n SEASIDE VISITORS will find good ACCOMMODATION fit Mrs MMCmify's, Nuggots, Port Molyneux; trap meets passengers Romahivpa. ISd TJALMEBSTON.—VACANCIES for Summsr J. BOARDERS.—AppIy Dennison's. Bank Buildings. n 0d NUGCfETS. Port Molyneux.—SEASlDE ACCOMMODATION; trap meets visitoro Romaharja shortest notice: terms, wire or 'iy letter.—Ottaway. 37 n -[VriJGGETS, Molynom\—Smside AccommodoXt( lion. Mrs Campbell. Trap meets pns*p«cers Komahana on application.—Apply Bak"r. Ratttay Etreet. ' s>2n SEASIDE RESIDENCE for Tourists, Htilf-moon Bay, Stewurt Island; Captp.in C. Hansen, proprietor. Cutters, boats, and store, kept. Eu XMAS AND NWW YEAK. HERBERT, ~~ HA.YNES, AND CO. JUST RECEIVED, TOYS., Bi Cacos. FANCY GOODS, 34 Cases. And JAPANESE fiOODS, Comprising— NEW XMAS €ABDR, in Cnskct?,'containing 12 Superior Cards, with Envelopes; only Xh 3d per Cn<.);et. Best value in the city. ANTIMONY METAL TRAYS, BAMBOO FIRE-SCREENS, JAPANESE TEA TRAYS. BISHIN TEA SETS, PORCELAIN VASES, CHAIN PURSES. MEDALLION PURSES, LEATHER PURSES, POCKET BOOKS, HANDKERCHIEF BAOS. MILITARY HAIR BRUSIIF.R, in leather ruse, PHOTO FRAMES. WORK BASKETS, CASES OF SCTSSORS, HALL BRUSH SETS, DOLLS, dressed and undressed, I.ALLS, BATS. CRICKET SETS, BOATS, CARTS. HORSES, TROLLYS, TIM TRAINS, KITCHEN STOVES, STABLES, with Horses, NOAH'S ARKS, RACQUET SETS, ARCHERY SETS, LOCOMOTIVES. S KirTLES,OUNS, miC *B. AXIMALS, OAMES,^ [aoic For VARIETY, QUANTITY, and VALUE, WE LEAD. HERBERT, HA.YNES, & CO WITCHES' OIL, best Remedy for Pain in Back. Rhmmatism, Neuralgia. Chilblains. Bronclmis, Cods; price, 2s Cd. All FinllE most certain and speedy Cough Remedy A. known is TUSSICUBA (Wild Cherry Pectoral Balm); sold everywhere.