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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume VI, Issue 666, 2 April 1879, Page 1

Hotels. '•■■ ■ •- ;i ■ '•!>'■■■.'»*.

BRITISH EBIKE pTEL, PEEL STREET, GISBORNE.' : . ' '' S U P E R I OR ACC OM M OJ) A Mfil ! Combined with CrviirrY and Amentton: 1 • -'■ ;■"?'.'? ALES, WINES d- SPIRITS, selected' from ilie •tesi Houses in rthti r si*&se. DUNEDIN AND OTHEB BEERS ALWAYS 0^ TAP. FIRST-CLASS STABLING ACCOMMODATION. ' ' ' ■•■...,•; -, '•• ■ ■ ; ■• •: ■ ■•■::■ , :.",. , t !v,'T ■ Terminiis for the Gisborne and Ormond Royal Mail Coach., rs^ E. P, JOYCE - - , PBOfRIETOR. ' f " fell ■• ■■,■■■■: ,i .;!- V ALBI ON" Hoj:fe 'AN D ■■■' ■ ■ ■• : • POVERTY BAY CLUB- " A TEMPO»AR¥ ; llii '■ '<■■■ is now -open-.:/ ■'/,.' ;:•:;::,;..; On Lot adjoining l^tr Hota| ■ THOMAS VAUGHAN, ! . , PIIOPRIETOB, n^ ~VT INTENDS to retain the good repute already attained forikeeßir 'i _L . V . only LIQUORS of the VERY BEST QUALITY. ', . .-. '; , GISBORNE H OT eS; CORNER OF liOWE-A^n);"CmLJb^S'ST^iT^-:-!j-'« ; GISB-ORNEv .'!-r JOHN DICK - - - - PROPRIETOR. a^HIS HOSTELRS", some time past under the- management of Mr. A Waxkbr, has been taken over by Mr. JOHN DICE, who is determined to .'.' afibvd to all ■■■'■■■ ■■• i < "■'/. ■ .*/ ) .;, /r A HEARTYhWELQ^MEj. , rMrr ■ Being somewhat uf a judge, and appreciatiiig . a GOODvARTIOLE himself, hi , ia determined that the .. MOST REOHERCHE BRANDS ARE PROCURED! -^ l ■"■'■" T-H'irTlTlilNE 1 ;' 1 '' tAy >'" f - <'■'■' Is amply provided for, and the Viands in Season, DAILY ON THE I TABLE will be found. suitable to the most delicate taste.' •''" ■■'"'" ;■' ■ • ■ ■ ■ ■ - . 0 *r « J± gILLIARD JJOOM— .'t/ "yyELL J^IGHTED— ' . -W ELL T^^NTILATED— ■■■■'■■ '»/" . •■ , , i ,/f. : '! i j Under the superintendence of MR. ROBT. WILLIAMS, THE WELX-KNOWIs BiliLIARbiT. de 6 . ...';. i . "' . WAERENGA-A-HIKA HOTEL.; ; J. S. COOPER BEGS to announce that he has purchased the' len *<•',' Rno«l- will," ar'l stofik -intrade, &c, &c, of this woll-knowu and centrally -si! tinted Hclcl from Mr W. J. McCabe, nnd all Travellers 'may depend upon seefiruir- ,;■ V. ....." EXCELLENT ACOOMMODATIO-N; =•';.• " '* ■ ; ' ■ ■ ■ i ■*','■ t .; . ■ ? None but the Best Brands of Ales, Wines, and Spirits kept in stock, SALE TAEDS --■.-.■.--™ r - r . Spacious and commodious Sale Yards capaMe of containing 600 head of Cattle, attached to the premises. A BRANDING liACE nnd every other requisite in provided. . .. ■< . Secure and Well-watered Paddocks are attached to the premises.; Extensive alterations are about to be effected, wliich will rundcr tUis fdTcrite hostelry second to nono in the district. . . ...... Six dry and spacious Loose Boxes have now been added to th© Stabling Accommodation. - ' v P' *-*" (§£it Every convenience for Training Horses is now provided. '■■' ? ';<> ''-j ijy J.'s. cdopß, MAsbisrrc hotee7~ GLADSTONE EOAD. ■"'^■'■l rpHE undersigned has much satisfaction in announcing thataa thifI,JLARGE, -*- well built and ELEGANT HOTEL is completed, all Departments 'are now in full operation. , ./,'.'. THE T A BLK, ;; ;. The Viands and the style of serving them will be calculated ; to . enhance th reputation which he has already acquired. ; ' •■•''■■■;•. • ■ ' BREAKFAST 8 a.m. ; LUNCH 1 p.m. ; DINNER 6 p!m.'; ACCOMMODA T 10 N,U:-^ ■/• Tlie BEDROOMS are numerous, and are' larger than is customary./, There are several comfortable Sitting Rooms. Frpnvjtlwß^ciJn'y^VWpivcqflimandß a view of the whole Bay, the lovers of the . beautiful may admire, thejloyely scenery presented by the broad ex pnnso of .water and its vailed' surroundings. The end striven for will be to make those who favor .him by , taking tip their residence, temporarily or permanently, at the Masoriioa FEEL QUITE AT HOME. . ; - - .. : „:••-.■ „,!{ • ; ..V,.i r ~.,.. fV : | .;:-j . • .■■'; ■-; • "'; LiQ^oi^.Xl-i-v^^l,:' ; THE BEST PROCURABLE.;; '-.^Y^ '■: ,-'. ■ ' : . b;:Atf ie l : A'G ! E,'^- ;^S'S •■■ . ...: ! .-.. : .; , . ..•.,,. > :..P I ROPRIETOB4;^. ;:;•■/: - .u..'VM ( i: s , w -