''r*- * 'ri ■ ifitf-:t> isMaStiysf w ! n nr* Tf t? l ' ■■ ■ulam U tt 1 ft KfJS^fiij uU, 1 a iu. -. '^Thii Hostelry whicfi^'has jus^lJe'en opened" provides' '-first •' Wass Tdc'c^mmo^tioa < '■ ! ifoi" Visitors, : nOomMercifil'Travellefsi: : and" ! the 'ftenerkl; Public. 1 ' -^f^-" -v; ■■.: p>. I-m ;. ;• 'The! L6'caH4Miu ; tHe 'Vicinity abpundS-fia' i the 'Mcjuf esose?'aa<#»iß ''grandly* * ! stiiiefr' ; for' ExcurWbqislg, t£n& : Measure' seikefif.-' ' ! ; -"-^ ■ tidajche's 1 rtfn 'r^gtfkftyjbetweiai^Wyfadham aud>tliis"JEfQtel{ •'• 3^ '"' J ='<•-'---'>-■" '.''^■■Hl& S"' ''t^&W'&i-iEijg'&B vEbMtiLi ~CpBNMt'dF SPB#ANt) 'JED .STREETS, " ' JJ !"' ;r 'I r V E ! fti|Lß<a- r 145lk r ! ,'■'■;:? •■- Proprietress :! :;. ; •'»#' 'Mbs' Fred; 'Cmpp6n , ;,, | {L£ffe;df the'§lkdstbt|e :W)t&)^^dbo'd Accoftimbd^efeS^fof d Bo'atders* and .'-; ? ( Travellers. oo!3 I ••' : •••■ WINTONi- - ..,-•■... THJOMAS HANNAN' begs to inform the res dents in and around Winton, and the travelling public generally; that! he has taken the. above hotel— lately ; carried on by Mr IsaaciPlunkett-^-and he hopes to merit and receive a continuance of the support so liberally bestowed upon his predecessor. The patrons of >' the Caledonian will find their comfort carefully attended to. Wines, spirits, and ales of the best brands. Good stabling. jy27 AIL W A Y H 0 TEL, \ WYNDHAM (Njßarly opposite the Railway Station.) ALLAN MACEAY Pkopeirtoh. This Hostelry, having been considerably improved • and enlarged, is capable of affording. the fullest accommodation to all who I may favor it with their patronage. Special provision has been made for the comf cirt and convenience of families ; while commercial gentlemen and visitors will find their wants and requirements carefully attended to. ' : First-class Billiard Table. Stabling Accommodation. nl7 W ; AIMEA HOTEL. LUMSDEN. Joseph crosbie, pbopbietob. Begs to inform Travellers, Visitors, and the general public that having taken the above well-known and old established Hotel, and thoroughly renovated and improved the same, he is now prepared to afford first-class accommodation to all who may favor him with their patronage. Cleanliness, Comfort, and Attention at MODEBATE , CHABGES. BILLIARDS. LIVERY & BAIT STABLES, LOOSE BOXES. A Hall foi Public Entertainments for Hire INT O N HOTEL, WM TAYLOR, PBOPBIETOB. W. T. begs to intimate to his numerout friends in the Winton locality and to the travelling public that the 'WINTON HOTEL, I Having a a extensiAely altered and improved, now affords FIRST.CLASS ACCOMMODATION. WINES, SPIRITB, &0., are of the best brands. | *.. .v fl -Billiard Table. LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES, And every appointment that a First-class Township Hotel requires. nos qpHE COMMERCIAL HOTEL, X WINTON, GEORGE DRY Proprietob, This handsome Hotel, which has just been completed, is situated o> the North side of Winton Township, fronting the Great North Road ; the Proprietor having spared no expense to renJer the fullest comfort and convenience to all who may favor him with their patronage. Special provision has been made for Commercial Travellers. GOOD STABLING. Wines, Spirits, and Beers of the best Brands T) AILWAY HOTEL. Esk street, (Railway Station) Invercargill. Prophetob ... Michael Gbifpin. M. G hasmuch pleasure in informing his numerous friends and the public generally that he has taken the above well-known establsiment, where he trusts, by careful attention to the wants of patrons, to merit a continuance of the support so liberally accorded his predecessor, laßßengers by early trains can rely upon beiag called in time. Meals at all Hours. WINES, SPIRITS, BEER, &c, of the best brands He ORINCE OF WALES HOTEL, Dee Street, INVERCARGILL. WALTER SEARLE Proprietor. W. S. begs to inform his friends and the public generally that he has leased the above old-established hotel, and hopes to merit and receive a coutinuance of the support so liberally bestowed upon his predecessor, who ' is retiring from the business solely on account of failing health. Six First-rate Sample Booms, and every accommodation for Commercial Travellers. Two Billiard Tables. Leading colonial and Invercargill papers filed. Carmault's Fire Escape, and Night Watchman. Travellers can rely upon being called for Early Trains. Vines and Spirits — the best that can be ob tained in the colony. au ADVANCE GORE The undersigned begs to inform his friends, ind the public generally, that' he has now opened the SOUTHLAND CLUB HOTEL, GORE. This is a new house, just out of the hands of the contractors. It is the most complete hotel in the township, having the loftiest and most spacious rooms, with the most perfect arrangements for the comfort and con venience of patrons. In the construction and furnishing of the bouse special attention has been paid to the requirementa of , COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS, Who will find that , their, wants have been studied with great care. The bedrooms are large and airy, and the entire plenishing is hew, The parlors will be found to be cheerful and comfortable, while Tj£?l LABDEB will always be well supplied with viands of the best to be had. Only choice brands of liquors will be ADMITTED TO THE BAR. ! MARTIN WELLBROOKE, y2§ Pbopbihtob i
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Southland Times, Issue 4488, 28 November 1882, Page 1
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783Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Southland Times, Issue 4488, 28 November 1882, Page 1
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