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Hotels. BRITISH EMPIRE HOTEL, ! *NEAE, MASONIC AND PUBLIC HALL, j PEEL STREET, GISBORNE. j SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION | OoaißiiSED W.TH Civility and ATTinvsiioa. i ALES, WINES as SPIRITS, selected from the best Houses m tfu Trade. DUNEDIN AND OTHEB BEERS AXWATS ON TAF. FIRST-CLASS STABLING ACCOMMODATION. J&~ Terminus for the Q-isborne and Ormnnd Royal Mail Coach, "ffe^ B. P. JOYCE - 7 PROPRIETOR. fe 11 ROSELAND HOTEL, ROSELAND, MAKARAKA. riIHIS well-k>iown, long-establisheii, and favourite Hotel, formerly m the |J_ occupation of. Mr. George Saukdeks, and lately «f j\lr. <\llejt, has now been taken by Mr. F. ARCHARD, until lately tl.e laiuHoi-d of the Britomoi-f Hotel, Auckland Mr. Ap.ohajid now iuvites Ha fiicnc'.j and tl^e Public o-enerally to pay Jiiin a vk.jfc. Here will be found the BE.3T ACCOMiiODAITON which the niauy convtulencas of the Holel will a'hnit. Good, Large, Well-furnished, and Well-ventilated Bed Rooms. Commercial P.oom. Public and Pjuta'i^ Sitting Rooms. A GOOD TABLE, and FIRST-CLASS ATTENDANCE. Good Bath Room with tie celebrated Mecvcufed WV e-3 h,d. 0.1. GOOD STABLING. WINES, ALES, AND SPIPvITo OF THE BEST BRAND* I-iiOOoxIABLE I ACCOMMODATION FOR WEDDIXG PARTIES. CHARGES STRICTLY MODERATE. MASONIC HOTEL, ' GLADSTONE ROAD. rpHE undersigned has much satisfaction m announcing tliat h» tnis LARGE", - 1 - well built and ELEGANT HOTEL is completed, all De^Mtiuentß aye now m full operatioii.. T H E T A B L K. The Viands and che style of serving them will b« calculated to enhance th reputation which he has already acquired. BREAKFAST 8 a.m. j LUNCH 1 p.m. ; DINNER 6 p.m. j ACCOMMODATION. ( The BEDROOMS are numerous, and are larger than is ciihtojnaiy. There hie teveml comfortable Sitting Rooms. From the Balcony, which commands a view of the whole Bay, the lovers of the beautiful may admire thelosel*j scenery piesented by the broad expans6^ojL_jE»i-~-----^*~"~ T^ ie ; TheendßtrivejL_faK_n«iii-J- — -«»-«m«.t) wiosewho favor him by taicing up theii ' rosiaeuce, tHiupoTarily or. permanently, at the MaHonic, FEEL QUITE AT HOME. L IQU O RS, ■ the best p roc or able DANIEL PAG E, PROPRIETOR.

Tawhiti Hotel. EAST COAST. . J A. HARDING begs to announce • to his friends ana che public generally that he has taken this wellknown and picturesque little hostelry, and he hopes by strict civility and at- ( tention to business, by providing the BEST ACCOMMODATION, and by supplying only the BEST BRANDS OF WINES AND j SPIRITS, . ' to menu a, fair share of public support; J. A. Harding, Proprietor. ] ijy . Royal Hotel, GLADSTONE ROAD. 1 1 first-class establishment offers _I_ the comfort of a PRIVATE HOME, with the freedom of a well-conducted Hotel. 1 A GCOD TABLE IS KEPT. ONE OF ALCOCK'S BEST TABLES. Charges Rtrictly moderate. Good L i.bling. J. and R. Wilson, I *jy Proprietors* CHEAP PRINTING ! ° The "HERALD" Job Printing Establishment. - I rPHE Manager begs to announce that JL he has just received from England and Melb g me, a new and complete Set OF PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING TYPE, ' OF THE LATEST DESIGNS J : With others to arrive j ' And also a Large Assortment of / ■ PRINTING and COMMERCIAL/ STATIONERY. I

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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume VI, Issue 930, 21 October 1879, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume VI, Issue 930, 21 October 1879, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume VI, Issue 930, 21 October 1879, Page 4

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