|OC. : - 4XKB3OBJ#.* ».* * | GEORGE STREET (Near tlie Octagon)*.'/ di ; ssiifooHifc ziif zAi£y»a?xj‘j A ; *wsi7*j'i oJ amqqola ,7&b'miß • J .u«o i n Sr) J i; k . Oi nor tlffr’) RfroU "\MJ§HES. it.o, i inf orm 7 fog, VV the-Piiblic; ; tha,t he jha? >now ; completed if alterations, tOitiiOj ahove; Hotel. ;i Thebe w addition.fis f jqon|tr,uqtedof f %’ick,.an(l .9 tphej throughout,, and the. mbst^sup t erb vide’d. is pro-.-it fOuAtPj I . , . parts'of the 'country baring busiri'Pss to -transact iri 1 ] Durifediri.V ; bovov i ,9\i O’lsui J jk>>i The Proprietor trusts that his long experience in the trade is a sufficient- guarantee as to the general mode in which the:Establishment is conducted, and also as to the excellence.of the viands. IT j hiy is 'Air ft *lmc)? — r£v>ih o! .tocwilcf hi tJ J Hot,.Coldj and Sho,wer Baths at ajd hours.. . Private Apartments for Ladies & Families. A Splendid Billiard Eoom, with one of Alcock’s ut \- l r‘ "i" ‘ Prize Tables. : " X. ”.»Y.»X GOOD LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES. Persons called for all the early trains arid coaches. Inspection of the Hotel Invited. ; J O H N' •s- C O T T, (Late of the Oriental and Prince Alfred Hotels), begs to inforrii his friends and tlie public that he has taken the CAP T ATN COOK HOTEL, Great King street. Those favouring him with their patronage will find a comfortable home. Best of Wines and Spirits. Good Stabling. Night Porter in attendance. Passengers called for early trains and coaches. HOTEL, PEEL STREET, LAWRENCE. R. Williams, Proprietor. Excellent Accommodation for Travellers and Tourists. K E U 1 1 ’ S HOTEL, GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. THIS fine new Establishment is replete X with every comfort and convenience for the accommodation of boarders. Wines and Spirits of Snpiorer Quality. F. KRU.LL, - - - Proprietor. —; ; : —7 ”-7I\TORTH OTAGrO FAMILY HOTEL, ll THAMES STREET,-OAMARU, ■ G.. Stuart - - - . Proprietress. This Hotel is one of the most commodious and handsome in the Provincial District of Otago: It is situated in the main street at such a distance that whilst not inconvenient to the business portion of the town, it is devoid of all the unpleasantriess of town life, and possesses all the advantages of a quiet healthful residence. THE BILLIARD ROOM is fitted with one of Alcock’s best Tables. Private Entrance in Exe street. A Fly will attend the arrival and departing of each Train. O A M A R U HOTEL. “ Civility, Comfort, Attention.” TAMES MARKHAM, having taken the above Establishment, has just made extensive alterations and improvements, and is now prepared to accommodate a nurnber of respectable Boarders on moderate terms. The cellar is stocked with the choicest wines, and the ales and spirits supplied at this house are of the very best brands. X 1 Don’t forget L THE OAM AR U HOT EL, Thames' Street, Oamibit. '
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Saturday Advertiser, Volume III, Issue 125, 1 December 1877, Page 20
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