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Southland Times, Issue 9541, 10 June 1887, Page 1

I Tailors, T^T OTICE OF REMOVAL The undersigned begs to tender liis sincre thanks to the Public of Invercar. ill and Surrounding Districts for the libenil support tbat he has received since he started bueiness nearly iO years ago. He now begs to intimate that be has removed from Tay street to more central premises in DEE STREET, NEARLY OPPOSITE PRINCE OF WALES HOTEL. He begs to call attention to the fact that he is in a position to tnrn out Suits second to n n ne having received his first shipment of WIN iER GOODS direct from home by the " Doric" consisting of SCOTCH, TYJSST OF ENGLAND TWEEDS AND COATINGS To bo followed by another shipment in May. He likewise has a select Stock of New Zealand Tweed to choose from. As he does all the cutting himself and every Garment is made up under his own anpervision, Customers can rely on tbe lit aud workmanship being first-class at prices to suit the times and on terms to suit all classes. J Note the Address — .!. If. CUB DDES, TAILOR AND CLOTHIER, Dee Street, Invesca-RGilt.. ap2 Bu,S-_et__i.iker. J3 A TiR O N I,Z E LOCAL INDUSTRY BUY" FROM THE MAKER. R, C. MILLER, Babketmaker, Dee street, opposite Yarrow* street, is now turning out a varied selection of BASKET WARE all of his OWN MAKE, from .local Grown Willows which he guarantees to be more serviceable than the imported article and at prices I that should render importation unnecessary. Every description of Basketware — Willow Chairs, Children's Cots, Bassinettes, Cradles, Perambulators, Willow Phaetons, Invalid Carriages. Repairs neatly executed. The trade supplied, Inspection Invited. mcs Bootmakers TOHN KINGSLAND AND CO. _TIIE I£_SS> BOOT, DEE STREET. GREAT BOOT JUBILEE. JUBILEE ! JUBILEE ! 1 JUBILEE ! 1 Prior to removal to New Piemises in Tay street we will seH out the whole of our large and well aborted stock of BOOTS, &c, AT NOMINAL PRICES, without reference to cost, aud will endeavour to lit tlie foot and pocket of all our customers. Men's Working Boots, Women's Wearing Boots, and Boy. ' and Girls' School Boots, for town and country, are our speciality, and are made under our own supervision on the premises. Our bespoke trade will have our constant attention to ensure the best style, workmanship, .'mi material. The whole ready-made stock will be cleared to make room for indents to arrive. JUBILEE. JUBILEE. JUBILEE. In honour of Britain's Queen of Queen's and be?t of mothers, we shall give a PAIR OF BOOTS TO EVERY CHILD born in Southland from this date to Commemoration Day. SPECIAL NOTICE 'We are still clearing out our Stock without reference to the advance in Tariif, cither in old stock or new goods. We MUST MAKE A CLEARANCE before removal. JOHN KINGSLAND & CO. mc 26 Ilutels. /.LUB HOTEL, BLUFF. T. RESEIGH Propuietor. FORTROSE HOTEL, FORTROSE. I 11- . A. Elliot Proprieior. This Hos; elry, which bas just been opened, provides tirst-class accommodation for Vieitors, Commercial Travellers, and the general public. Thi' locality in the vicinity abounds in the picturesque, and ia grandly suited tor excursionists and pleasure-seekers. Coaches run regularly between Wyndham and this Hotel. |" EVIATHAN RAILWAY I_J TEMPERANCE HOTEL, (Opposite the Railway Station), DUNEDIN. MRS SILK ... Proprietress. Eighty-live Bedrooms Furnished. Lady Visitora are specially assured of the select character of this Hotel. Gentlemen, whether boarders or visitors, will rind airy and pleasant bedrooms, large sitting aud smoking rooms, lavatory, bathrooms, the whole pleasantly situated, large, lofty, cheerful, and well ventilated. TJBUMS:— The Most Moderate, Dinner from 12 to 2 p.m. ; Tea at 6 p.nt For further particulara apply on the premises or by letter to the Proprietress. N.B- — Lunch in a very superior style EMPIRE HOTEL, Tay Street. THE PROPRIETOR, THO3. WHITAKER, begs most respectfully to retnrn his sincere thanks for tha liberal patronage of his numerous frienda and the general pnblic during hie twenty-three years^ experience in Hotel-keep* ing, and to Btill further accommodate hia 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 ls each Beds M> ls each Meals provided for Travellers leaving Town by the Early Trains, who may depend upon being called iv time. HOT, COLD, AND SHOWER BATHS. ALES, WINES, AND SPIRITB OF THE BEST BRANDSGOOD STABLI _<G Free of Uharete, for parties staying at the Hotei. Please Hote the Address— THOMAS WHITAKEB Empibj. Hotel, Tat Btbbet. THE »KA X » HOTEL, Jl DUNEDIN. Fo r Tourists, Families, and Commercial Gentlemen. Fire-proof Construction. Iv the most central and open position ofj the city ; beautiful viewe of the harbour, and charming scenery of the Peninsula from the upper floors. SAMPLE ROOMS. PUBLIO DRAWING ROOM. Mr Geo. Augustus Bala, 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 ia splendidly and tastefully furnished throughout, nearly everything that the traveller can possibly require he finds ready to his hand at this exceptionably commanding aDd commodious Caravanseri, which cost £40,000." Mr Dion Boucicault interviewed, in the Otago Daily Times, says : " The great actor apoke with warm approval of his quarters at the Grand Hotel and expressed surprise at finding Buch a building in Dunedin ; it waa far the best in the Australian Colonies." Melbourne Argus saya : " Out of all question the finest hotel in Australasia." Moi.i_r.A___ Chabses. e25 JAJ WATSOJSf, Proprietors. I