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Otago Daily Times, Issue 13838, 27 February 1907, Page 2

BOARD AND RESIDEMCB pA Ii 'A , 0 B H0 T '"E li] (No license), . MOKAY PLACE (Opposite Krat Chinori, five minutes' vraTkl from New Baihray Station), ■ JHE IDEAL FAMILY HOTEIill? Rtrie'i and Comfortable, ■ TARIFF: Ca to* per Day; bonrßsj per Week. Good Attendance. Luggago Express, marked ■" Palace Hotel, ,, Meets all Trains and Steamers, 'All communications to JAMES CONNOR, Managing Director. (T-iE VI A THAN HOT .EL.'. !L DUNEDIN pearly opposite Now Railway Station—siorti turn to tba loit whon leaTisg station)', P.O. Box 112, Telephone 67. The Favourite Houso- with tho Travelling Public. ■ SIXTY NEW. ROOMS JUST ADDED, [ Including New "Sitting:, Smoking, and Bath Eoomj. IHB,-LAEGEST and HOST COMPLETE. HOTEL INTJEW ZEALAND. LOWEST TARIFF of any Hotel in Atutralaaia,: 4s 6d to 5a <5d per day; 25a, 27s 63, 80s per week, according to accommodation. Permanent Eoarders by arrangement. The LUNCH (from 12 till 2) is unequalled !n any -part of-Sho woild-ONB SHILLING. ' 'Firo-Escape throughout the building, ... 'TTigW nnd Day Potters, . 'All communications to ITAMES I 'CONNOR Managing Dhedor.' TJANFURLY HOTEL AND RAILWAY.,' JLfc ' DINING ROOMS (Opposite Railway Station), CENTRAL OTAGO. F. M. DRBWITT Proprietor.Tho.DI&NER (from 12 to 2) is Unequalled in - Ausrainsia. Thrco Courses ONE SHILLING AND SIXPENCE. ' Hoitns and Traps for Hire. Tariff Moderate. Splendid Haro Shooting. 23ja OCCIDENTAL PRIVATE HOTEL, . . ■ MANSE STREET, DUNEDIN. J. 11. WRIGHT. Thc-above Hotel. eituaM at the Corner o! ifajise and High etre°.t3, is very central, and witJiin a minutc'3 walk oE the Post Office nnd all Trams. Customers can roly on receiving ovtjry Attention and comfort nt Mode- ■ j-arfo Rates. A Good Tabk, Tea and Supper I!oom3 attached. Hot and cold baths.. Telephone GS. 22£' HOT. -EL) :SJC. Piincos street South, : ' DUNEDIN. ' Situated within Two Minute' Walk of ■■ Gonoral Post Office, Duncdin. This popular and centrally-situated Hotel 'Aae'boon renovated from floor'to coiling, raid refurnished throughout with tho neweel' and most up-to-date furniture. Tourists, tmvclJcrs, find DQSirclcrH will find all llio comforts of n home. Suites of looms for families. Charges strictly moderate. A Sjweial Feature—ls LUNCHEON, from--13 to 2 o'clock. Hoi, Cold, and' Shower Baths. Tho very; hub of Wines, Ales, and Spirits supplied. Accommodation far over 100 guests. S. W. &EDDBS, Proprietor (Late of Nnseby), fflf ifAIEEI/OO HOTEL, iW CAVEBSTTAM. WILLIAM CROSSAN, Proprietor. Favourite Honso for Country Viators. Good Table, Best Wines and Spirits. Hou£o completely renorated and up to data; in every mpect. Visiters can rely upon com..: lort and best of attention. Eve mimites from-. Post Office by fllectrio tram. Moderate tariff, Mcphono N0._215G. 2in 'T SWEENEY, Terminus Hotel, Rattiay W.i street, Dunttfin.—Visitors to the above Hotel -vrfll fiid a comfortable home," moderate , tariff; Speight's Prize Alca dims on tap; ■Thomson and Co.'s Celebrated Cordials; Beat Brands of Liquors. Telephone 314. 7n SUSSEX PRIVATE HOTEL, 51 George otrcot (next A. and T. Irrglis). G-ood Accommodation for boarders, visitors, and travellers. Meals, 9d; bods, te. —Mrs M. M. Clyma, proprietress. ■ lid . STACANCIES for BOARDERS'; single and ■V, double rooms; every bomo comiori.— : Mts 'Warsaw, 283 Georgo street. 23f .T.ARGE ROOlf (furnished); suit friends; Jut breakfast or full board required; five minutes Post Office.—G7 York place. 23f :' fOPARD and Residence; hot and cold lO water; two respectable men.—l9l Oαi gill road, South Dunedin. 22f ,'iTP you Desire BOARD-TtESTDENCE or .1 Rooms, call on Mafhison's Agency, 23 Battray atrcot.-Tolophone 951. ■ _t CSiTACANCY for Two Gentlemen friends; 1 t largo front room.—loo Doling street. [OOARD-RESIDENCE, - Warwick House, !O Moray place; under now management; central all parts City; excellent cuisine; luodorato terms. 17n \ IQjUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION for visiiiO torn to Exhibition.; double and single looms.—Mra Fletcher, G2 Lichfiold street. Christcuurch. 20f for Two or Three :'» nico quiot, cornfortabio liomo; tarilf . moderate.—77 Arthur street. 25f /COMFORTABLE ACCOMMODATION for i." L V-?. visitors and others; niodorato terms; !;*vory convenience.—2Bo Gcoigo street (near I'iUirion. street). 21f i ACCOMMODATION AT HOLIDAY RESORTS IiRtfASONIO HOTEL, CHRISTCHURCH. ■ ;USjL ■— VISITORS io abovo Hotel nill find a Comi'fortablo HOME with Moderate Tariff. EDWARD POWER, ; imj Proprietor. ■ fortuble Quarters for Ladies, Businosa :'iMon, Families, and Tourists, ABERDARE i- HOUSE (Privato Family Hotel), Gloneester !;.- Bbeet'; close to Exhibition. Tariff, S3 to 10a ' day. Inquiries promptly attended to. | rf-IHRISTCHURCH ~~' : ; V ' EXHIBITION. Tlio CAFE CONTINENTAL, SUMNER k - ifoverlooking tho • famous Cave Rock and '• Snmner Beach), has lxien completed, and con■tmna 40 bedrooms, besides lounge, smoking and other Tooms. The Tariff is Moderate, and NO EXTRA CHARGE made during EXHIBITION. Letters and telegrams to tho ! SECRETARY, CAFE CONTINENTAL, ' Sumncr, Christchuroh. Telephone £91. ,TVr Z. EXHIBITION. - WELLINGTON '1™ • HOTEL, Tuiira slrwt (opposite Opera House), Christchurch. Good accommodation. Tariff, Gs por day. Weekly Boarders, reduced Jatc—(l. LOUDON, Propriofor. IGf aUEENSTOWN. - Comfortabio HOME; cleanliness, civility; good table; weekend trips, 20s, 27s Gd por week,; Gg per day.— Uavicp, Uolddi tonw, Quccnstovhi. '!{ TPKIVATE BOARD, Residence, QueensX town; close to wharf; terms 25s v.-eok, As day.—Mrs Angelo. 22ja ,p)RIVATE BOARD-RESIDENCE on Iho JL Terrace, Queojistown; beautiful view; good table; airy rooms.—Mrs Hamilton's. (PHKISTCHURCH EX'HIBITIO N.\j Cockayne's Leviathan Tempcrancn Hotel, Manchester street, Cliristchurch. Accominodiition for -400. Moderate Tariff.— Mra COCKAYNE, Proprietress. 23ja NOTICES. nrVUTHIE BROS. [LTD.). TAILORING DEPARTMENT. Jn this Department wo are Showing ill tbo Most Fashionable Cloths in .VICUNAS, TWEEDS, tnd SERGES. A Competent Cutter in Charge. DUTHIB BROS, (LTD.), GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. First Utility of frequent and regular JL advertising consists in this: Thero is at nil tnr.es a largo class of persons, both :u coimtiy and town, who have no fixed places for tho purchase- of certain neeessaTy articles, and are ready to bo swayed and drawn towards any particular p!aco which is earnestly brought under their notice. Indifferent to all, they' yield without hesitation to tho first who