Page 4 Advertisements Column 7

Southland Times, Issue 4860, 11 February 1884, Page 4

Hotels HE COMMERCIAL HOTE WINTON, GEOBGE DBY ... ... Pbopbietob. This handsome Hotel, which has just been completed, is situated 00 . the North, side of Winton Township, fronting the Great Nort! Boad;. the Proprietor having spared noes* pense to render the fullest comfort and convenience to ail who may favor him with their patronage, Special provision has been made for Commercial Travellers. GO O D STABL IN G. ; ; Wines, Spirits, and Beers of the best Brand FORTROSE HOTEL. FOBTBOSE. B. A. ;ELLIOT, ... ... Pbopbietob. This Hostelry which has just been opened provides .first class accommodation for Visitors, Commercial Travellers, and the General Public. The Locality in the vicinity abounds in the Picturesque, and is grandly suited for ; Excursionists, and Pleasure seekers. Coaches run regularly between Wyndbam : and this Hotel. nl6 YNDHAM HOT 15 1, WYNDHAM. T» ... ... ... Pbopbietob: *• L. begs to inform his numerous friends and the general public that he han taken the above well-known hotel, and by strict attention to his patrons, combined with cleanliness, comfort, and civility, he hopes to merit a fair shaie share of custom. First-class Billiard Table. The best of Liquors only kept. , A large Hall for Commercial Travellers adjoining the Hotel. A Coach leaves to meet every train. au3 SOUTHLAND HOTEL. GOBE. DONALD KELLIE ... Pbopbietob. This handsome brick and concrete Ho! el, I which is jast completed, is situated near the : Railway fetation, and is replete with e*ery convenience. Private Suites for Families quite detatched from the Bar Department. ' Bath Rooms, etc. •- • . I A reuglar " ordinary '" daily— One Shilling. : First-class Billiard Boom; Large Sample • Booms. Best Liquors only kept. Livery and Bait Stables; TTT-IN'T O N HOTEL. MbsH. J.Watson ... ... Proprietress. Having been just thoroughly renovated and otherwise improved, this Hotel will be found to be a most comfortable one. Special attention is paid to the require* merits of travellers, and the accommodation generally is first-class. Wines, Beer, and Spirits of the best Brands. Commodious LiveTy and Bait Stables. A number of superior horses, sound, quiet, and fit for their work, are kept for hire. r Opposite Bailway Station. au22 COURT HOTE J (New __aw Courts.) 4 TAY STBEET, INVEBCABGILL. : THOMAS BUPEBT OABBOLL, late of Mounted Police Force, begs to inform his friends and the general public that he baa leased the above well-known and convenient Hotel, which will be found a most com*, fortable one for Boarders and Visitors. ■" T. 8.0. is making it his study to keep nothing but best liquors (not brands) Suites of Apartments for Visitors. Private sitting rooms fo the convenience of customers. ./ orivate reading room for use of Boarders. Luncheon daily from 12 noon to 2 p.m. m m 0 "t i c -i JAMES MILNE, late of Wyndham, has mu eh pleasure in informing his numerous friends in the country and the inhabitants of Invercargill, that he has entered into Possession of that .well-known hostelry, the CBITBRION HOTEL, Don Stbeet, j where he will be happy to see and, entertain all who may favor him with their patronaee. The house will be found replete with aU-the requirements for comfort and convenience and it will be his study to attend to the wants of his customers with care and atten. tion. His friends from the country may rely upon securing quiet and comfoktAble accommodation on paying bim a visit. THE LIVERY AND BAIT DEPABTMENI will be found complete— Loose Boxes and every requisite necessary— and being under the special supervision of the proprietor, patrons may rely upon being served in a first ciasß manner. All brands of liquors will be of the best. Dll . Pottery Works MAX ABE WA POTTEBY WORKS NOBTH BOAD, HALF-A-MILB FBOM JUNOTK N HOTEL. . THOMAS JUDGE Manufacturer of Dbai 9 Pipes (flanged and glazed, elbows and kneejunctions and 'bends), and Potteby Wobk of every description, including Ornamentao Chimney Tops, of five different patterns j alsl Ornamental Garden Edgings (four patterns) Glazed Hearths for Domestic use, Flower pots, Saucers, <fee. Stink Traps made to order Country orders punctually attended to Agentfor Invercargill— MB DAMD SMYTH, T»v BtT*->t. ! BUXTON |j Bmmmmmm ■o RICKSII BRICKS BUXTONS PBESSED BBICKS I The above improved bricks speciaUy intended for chimneys and outside work of buildings may now be obtained at Buxtons Brickwoi * „ Makarewa. Strangers ordering bricks must do so through a tradesman in Inveicargill, or send CASH with order, in eluding rail carriage when same has to be paid T>y consignor. Common Bricks ...... 40s per 1000. Pressed Bricks 60s " « Lettrs by Post THOS. BUXTON* August, th, 1881. __^ T> OTT ER V WORKS. BBICKS. BRICKS. BBICKS. Farmers, Municipal and County Councils Contractors, and otaers supplied with drain pipes, 2in. to 12in., Sanitary Pipes, collared and glazed, or plain, with knees, bends and junctions to match. J Manßon and Co., Ironmongers, Tay street, town agenti, where samples -may. be seen. Orders by post or railway guards promptly attended to. HODGKINSON BBOS. MaVarpwa "RticV &nA Pin» WotTm.