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1 .. : Hotels r\ LU B HOTEL, BLU VP. T. BESBIG-H ... ... Pb,opeibtoe. ALBION H O T E L OAMPBBLIiTOWN, BLUFF HABBOUB, Geoegh Baths ... Propbebtob. . Begs to notify that he haß taken the above house and is prepared to give first-class accommodation to all who may favour him with their; patronage Private families can be provided with suites of roomß, and every attention will be paid to the comfort of visitors. Billiards, Good Stabling, and best of liquors only kept. ml 9 TTIARMEaS ABMS HOTEL, WYHDHAM JOHN BEATON - - Proprietor. J. B. begs to notify the travelling public that he has taken the above well known house, »nd trusts to receive a shore of their support. His experience in the management of Elliott's Hotel, Fortroße, will, he hopes, be recommendatory, and a guarantee that no effort will be spared on his part in studying the comfort and convenience of all patrons. Livery and bait stables. First class hacks always on hire. Coaches leave for Bdendale in time for every traiiu aul2 CLARENDON HOTE CORNER OF EBK AND KELVIN ST3JSETS, Ikveucargill. F. 11 €> IS Having purchased this well -known and old established House, thanksdthe public for all past favours, an hopes by strict attention to still continue to get a fair share of their patronage. Comfortable accomodation for the travelling public, with moderate charges. Wines, Spirits, &c, of the Best Brands. AN OBDINART DAILY AT 1 O'CLOCK. FREDERICK ROE Proprietor. | au LEVIATHAN RAILWAY TEMPERANCE HOTEL, (Opposite the Railway Station), DUNEDIN. Families will find no better accommodation anywhere, and 1 on the terms, none as good, as this Hotel affords, offering as it does all the comforts, with none of the tronble of housekeeping. Lady Visitors are specially assured of the select character of this Hotel. Gentlemen, whether boarders or visitors, will find ftiry and pleasant bedrooms, large sitting and smoking rooms, lavatory, bathrooms, the whole pleasantly situate, large, lofty, cheerful, and well ventilated. TERMS :— Per day, 4s 6d ; per week, £1 bs ; per month, £4. (Private Apartments by arrangement). Permanent Boarders, £1 f'S per week. Luncheon from 12 to 2 p.m. ; dinner, at 6 p.m For further particulars apply on the premises or by letter to the Proprietress. my 27 SIPIEE HOTEL, Tat Street. THE PROPRIETOR, THOS. WHITAKER, 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 , 1 round reduction in price of hie hitherto ma leas accommodation by adopting the following scale of charges : — Regular Boarders ... £1 per week Meals Is each Beds ... ... ... 1b 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 BF^T BRANDS. GOOD STABLING Free of Charge, for parties staying at the Hotel. Please Bote the Address— THOMAS VVHITAKEB Empibk Hote*., Ta.t Stkekt. TJTT YNDHAM HOTEL THOMAS B. MORTIMER, Proprietor (Late of Pine Bush.) This old-esttjblished and favourite Hostelry has undergone a complete renovation, under the personal superintendence of T.8.M., and is now capable of affording first-class accommodation to all who may favour it with a visit. In connection with the house there have been erected SAMPLE ROOMS for the convenience of • Travellers, and a PUBLIC HALL FOR ENTERTAINMENTS Billiard Room , Bowling Alley and Shooting Saloon. LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES Coaches to and from Edendale and J? ortrose Start from the Hotel. Every attention paid to Travellers. LIQUORS OF THE BlifeT BRANDS. aul2 THE GRiAMD HOTEL, DUNEDIN For Tourists, Families, and Commercial Gentlemen. Fire-proof Constructien. In the most central ard open position of the city ; beautiful views of the harbour, and charming scenery of the Peninsula from the upper floor. SAMP LE BOOMS. Mr Geo. Augustus eiala, in the London Daily Telegraph, says of this hotel : " Structurally the Grand Hotel, Dunedin, is the very finest not only in Maori Land, but in all the Australian Colonies. It is splendidly and tastefully furnished throughout, nearly everything that the I traveller can possibly require he finds ready to I his hand at this exceptionably commanding ai)d I commodious Caravanseri, which cost £40,000." I Mr Dion Boucicault interviewed, in the utago i Daily Times, says : " The great actor spoke with warm approval of his quarters at the Grand Hotel and expressed surprise at rinding such a building in Dunedin ; it was far the best in the Australian Colonies." Melbourne Argus says : " Out of all question toe finest hotel in Anstralasia." Moderate Charges 525 J & J WATSON, Proprietors. TjX)R SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY SUFREffIE COUET HOTJfiL, Tay Street. The Proprietor of this well and favourably known Hostelry being about to leave the Colony, is desirous of selling by Private Treaty, the Lease and Goodwill o( tue above Hotel. To any one possessed of a small capital this will be found an opportunity for investment rarely to be met with. The Lease has ten (10) years to run. For full particulars apply to the Proprietor. THE SUPREME COURT HOTEL Offers accommodation to the public not to be surpassed, its Central position coupled with the assidous attention ©f tue ra .tiagementensurea a continuance of the success it has hither; o obtained. The Proprietor falling in with the words of the peet, that to " rob a poor man of his Beer ' is not according to Cocker, has deiermir°d to reduce the price of that Delightful Beverage to 3D f PER GLASS ) O'> \ (long eleever) f O The only House in Town where a large glass ©f Ale can be obtained at that price, and THE QUALITY GUARANTEED I All Meals and Beds One Shilling. Ordinary daily from 12 to 2 p.m. WINES & SPIRITS OF*CHOICEST BRANDS. Hot and Cold Shower Baths. FIRST-CLASS BILLIARD TABLE. of 50 up during the day, Gdjgjj S. SURMAN Proprietor. se24-FOT+TSS-OS3S HO!T £ L FOBTBOSS. B. A. ELLIOT, FiiOFBiJiTOB Tkis Hostelry which kaß just bees opaaed provides first class cconnnodfctioa foi Visitors;, Commercial Traveller*, *ad thi Generx.l Public, The Locality i» tke viciaity abounds fee fietnresq^e, &ad is grandly suited BSxcEiaioaiits, fc*d PleMure swkew , Ooaebes rua ngululy b-Jtroeem W?isfeas»

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Southland Times, Issue 9350, 16 October 1886, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 Southland Times, Issue 9350, 16 October 1886, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 Southland Times, Issue 9350, 16 October 1886, Page 4

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