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Southland Times, Issue 9164, 13 March 1886, Page 1

, ; Hotels riLTJB HOTEL, BLUFF T. BESEIGH ... ... Propkibtor. ROYAL MAIL HOTEL Lttusdbn. GEORGE BENCH, Proprietor. TERMS: MEALS AT ALL HOUBS— ONE SHILLING Weekly Boarders, £1 Per Week. GOOD STABLING and LOOSE BOXES. SADDLE HORSES FOR HERE, Also, Buggy suitable for running Tourists to the Te Anau and Mavora Lake Districts, can be had on reasonable terms. Extensive covered sale yard in connection with the premises, in which periodical sales of live and dead stock will be held no 2 . / i__ EMPIRE HOTEL, Tat Street. rphe proprietor, thos. whitaker, X begs most respectfully to return his sincere thanks for the liberal patronage of his numerous friends and the general public during his twenty-three years' experience in Hotel-keep-ing, and to still further accommodate his customers and suit the times, he has decided on making an all round reduction in price of his hitherto matchless accommodation by adopting the following scale of charges : — Regular Boarders ... £1 per week Meals Is each Beds Is each Meals provided for Travellers leaving town by the Early Trains, who may depend upon being called in time HOT, COLD. AND SHOWER BATHS. ALES, WINES, AND SPIRITS OF THE BFT BRANDS. GOOD STABL Free of Charge, for parties sta » at the Hotel. Please N the Address— THOMAS WHITAKER, Empire Hotel, Tat Stbebt. Bel 6 Patronised ISlg|||j||a» Theib ExcelSir George Grey, Sir George Bowen, Sir James Ferguson, Sir Hercules G. Robinson, Sir Arthur Gordon— late Governors of New Zealand ; Sib William Fbanois Dbothhond Jervoib, Governor of New Zealand. EIOEAB jTt" 1 S H O T E L.S Queenstown. Lak» Wakatipu, Otago, New Zealand. This Hotel is situated on the margin of Quosnstown Bay, and commands views of GBAND AND MAGNIFICENT LAKBi SCENERY. Private Apartments for Tourists and Families. Porter meets every steamer on arrival at the wharf au26 O TOURISTS, COMMERCIAL MEN AND TKE PUBLIC GENERALLY. TiHE MOUNTAINEER HO.TEL, QTJBEHSTOWN, LAKE WaKATIPP, Proprietress ... ... Mrs B, Bond This New and Commodious Hotel has been well furnished throughout, and is now one of the most comfortable Houses in Otago. Suites of rooms have been set apart for Families, and every attention has been paid to the arrangements for oarrying on a first-class trade. Bbbt Bbands o? Wine, Spibits, and Bebb. A Porter will attend Fasaengera on tho arrival and departure of Steamers, Excellent Stabling, — Efßcient Q-roora. aull B. BOND, Proprietress, FO RTB OS E _fo¥iiT. FOBTBOSI. B, A, ELLIOT, „, ... Pbopbihtob This Hostelry wkick has just been opened provides S?st elasa econnucdation for Visitors, Commercial Travellers, and tho General Public, Tha Locality in tka vicinity abounds ia he rictunsque, and is grandly suited foi Sxcarrioßists, suad Fleasura soeksfs. Coaches run regularly between Wyadhasa and I;¥ib Hotni. n\ Building Bociety SOUTHLAND BUILDING AND C* INVESTMENT SOCIETY AND BANK OF DBPOSITs Established 1869 Incorporated under tie Building Societies Act, 1880. PBBSIDEKT ! J\ Walker Bain, Isq. DIBEOTOBS 5 Messrs Wm" Slo*n, J. L. MoDonald, Bobert BreMne, John Thomson, W. H. Hall, O, Vt, Brown, D. L. Mathssoc, George Froggatt, »nd John Kingcland, SOLICITOBS ! Messrs Maedon&ld and Russell, BAHKSBS ! Colonial Bsnk of New 2eal&nd» ApDiTOas ; Msssra W. G, Brigkt , and Jameo 18, Hannah SfiOSETABy J Mr James Bro??n, Office — Temple Chambers, Ssk etiest, Invarcargill, 5333 shares of £25 each now current, re> presenting when paid up, £133,325. Subscriptions before advance, on one share for 7, 9, or 11 year*, per fortnight, 2b, 1b 6d U. Subscriptions and interest after advance oa one share, 3s 7d, 3s Id, 2s 7d. Business done by the. Society to 30th April, 1884: — Advances on mortgage ... £194,275 0 0 Subscriptions, etc., received 335,315 18 Deposits 259,218 9 8 Total Receipts 594,53. 7 U SPECIAL ADVANTAGES. Intending shareholders can join at any time dharea dating from the beginning of each quarter. No delay in obtaining advances on approved security. Moderate valuation fees. Borrowers may repay the whole or any porfibs of the amount borrowed in sums of £25 and upwards, at any time, without previous notice ; interest ceasing at once on auch repayments. Borrowers may sell their properties, subject to the'mortgage, or may pay off the whole loan at any time, and release their properties, nterest being charged only to the date of epayznent.J Legal expenses reduced to a minimum . Persons may ascertain, before becoming members, th« amount the Society will advance on a property. Progress payments made on Buildings in conneof erection. Borrowers participate ia the profits equally iritfc investors. Interest allowed on Debentures at call for every day tie money remains; witfc the Beci«tyV ' . ■ -■-■'.. 3 AUM BBQWN, BosrstttJl