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Pelorus Guardian and Miners' Advocate., Volume 3, Issue 15, 23 February 1892, Page 1

Half-Way House EAI VALLEY KOAD, WANGAMOA. and see the Beautiful Scenery of the Rai and Wangamoa Valleys, and STOP AT OLIVER'S. Excellent Accommodation for Travellers and those desirous of spending a pleasant holiday. Trout-Fishermen supplied with dresses. The accommodation provided for Honeymoon Coupled a speciaality, As a sanatorian for invalids it cennct be equalled. Mail Coach every day. Home comforts and every attention. Ales and Wines second to none. Terms to suit the Times.' Wm. OLIVER/ Propbietob. Pelorus Hotel. G] T. CORBETT Proprietor. H HIS Hotel has lately been renovated throughout, and is half way between Nelson and Blenheim, and on the road to the Wakamarina Diggins. - Passengers by Newman's coaches stop at this Hotel daily for Luncheon. It is also situated most conviently lor sportsmen. Excellent Accomodation. I Good Paddocks and Stabling. Dodson's Beer on draught and Clouston'a O,E. Whisky kept in stock. G. T CORBETT.

WAIKAKAHO_ HOTEL, A. W. DILLON Proprietor. •*• Visitors will find every accommodation, combintd with civility and attention. Trap leiveß Tuesday and- Satctrdiy for Blenheim, returning same day. Horses and Traps always on Hire.

A. McEenzie's LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES, BLENHEIM. Saddle-Horses and Buggies alwajs on hire. First-Class Accommodation. Good Paddocks. A Groom in attendance at the Stables ALL NIGHT.

STOP. STOP. STOP. AND INSPECT The Best Stock of Boots and Shoes in Blenheim. SPECIAL LINES TO SUIT DIGGERS & COUNTRY PKOPLE. PRICES TO MEET THE TIMES. REPAIRS NEATLY EXECUTED Don't Foroet the Address: Chas, Lucas, omaKftßrtdfe, BlenM».