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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21300, 2 April 1931, Page 22

HOTELS. ACCOMMODATION FOR A FEW BOARDERS AT REDUCED RATES AT PROVINCIAL HOTEL. Owing to the drop in the price of foodstuffs, the PROVINCIAL HOTEL is able to offer ACCOMMODATION to a Few Boarders at REDUCED RATES—rates that make Boarding at this popular Hotel a very economical proposition. COMFORT WITH ECONOMY. No alteration in cuisine or service. The Provincial is noted for its excellent cooking, its clean, airy bedrooms, its home-like atmosphere, and the splendid attention the guests receive from a capable and most obliging staff. To live comfortably, and to live economically, engage a room at the Provincial’s new Reduced Prices before they are all taken. Only a limited number available. Further particulars will be gladly given. THE PROVINCIAL HOTEL, STAFFORD ST., DUNEDIN. DAVE JOLLY Proprietor. “Always a Jolly Welcome.” JJOLIDAY PRICES AT THE EUROPEAN. Easter is with us once again, and in the matter of holiday popularity and festivity it is a period which ranks second only to Christmas. Those people —and they are many—who contemplate a short holiday are wondering what they should take their friends. Here is a suggestion; What could be more suitable than a carefully chosen hamper? The EUROPEAN has become noted for the quality of its Wines, Ales, and Spirits, at prices which cannot be excelled. -THE EUROPEAN HOTE L, — GEORGE STREET. R. F. MARSHALL, Proprietor. Bottle Store Entrance from Bath street.

M P I R E HOTEL, 220 PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. First-class Cuisine and Attention. Only the Best Brands o£ Liquor in Stock. Tarifi: 10s per Day. E. A. O’MALLEY, Proprietor. HOTEL, CARROLL STREET (Next Ford Motor Company). Good Accommodation. Good Table. Tarifi, 8s per day. Why pay more? RUGBY HOTEL. Jock Simpson, Proprietor. HAPTAIN COOK HOTEL. BOTTLE STORE Draft Whisky Draft Brandy Dry Gin Penfold’s Wine Yalumba Wine Draft Wine .. W. L KING, STREET. !!/• per bottle 11/4/6 3/BUDDICOM, Proprietor.

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