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Southland Times, Issue 11750, 1 June 1891, Page 1

Shipping -•▲TEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY'S ROTAL MAIL UNB OF STBAMERS (Under contract with the New Zealand Government) «l *. ABE appointed to sail with Her l-TN^ Majesty's MAILS as under, for JRAvf^ LONDON, via Rio de Janeiro jQggggjp and Teneriffe :— «— «■ | °"Sr DepitSfe »" """" ; ~"i8»i Kaikoura 4474 Crutchley Lyttelton June 18 Tongariro 4168 > Bone Lyttelton July 11 Aorangi 41688utcliff ... Ang 8 Bimutaka 4474 Greenstret ... Sept 6 Ruapehu J4168 Pindlay ... Oct 8 Thence forward every fourth Saturday. IMPORTANT NOTICE. In compliance with the wishes of the Hon; the Postmaaber-General for New Zealand, the BTBAMBRB HOMBWABDS will be DBS. PATOHED from the Colony on SATURDAY instead of Thursday, commencing with the R M.S Bimutaka, on the 18th April, and thenceforward every fourth Saturday. Particulars may be learned, on application to THB NEW ZEALAND BHIPPISG COMPANY. lm, ' Chri'tchnrch. Or to the Branches and Agents of the Company throughout the Colony. rpHE TYSER LINE LIMITED DIRECT BTelm" TO LONDON. The 8.8. HAWKSB BAT, 8000 tons, will load WOOL A&D GENERAL CARGO. DUE AT BLUFF 25ih JUNE. Full particulars apply to H. CARSWBLL 400. mylß Agents •< ~K?k rfTOB 8, B. INVBBCABGILL weaves. X will leave the Invercar VJlS3|\l\^ gill Jetty for Dunedin and other 'aasjßßjßßjßjßsV ports every Thursday, returnng from Danedin every Tuesday ; Freight from Duneiin, IBs per ton, delivered, for farther particulars, apply to A. B. CAMPBELL, Agent Hotels SOUTHLAND HOTEL GOBB. JOHN O'KANE ... Pbopbibtob. This well known brick hostelry having re* eeived an addition of a large number of Bitting and bedrooms the proprietor ha« now ample accommodation to oner to the travelling public, Bathrooms and every convenience. Charges moderate. eslft ROTAL flfcsi&|3r} HOTEL GBO. PRIOR ... Pbopbibtob, BEGS to inlona bie many friends and the Public generally that he has takan the above Hotel which has been thoroughly renovated throughout and refurnished. Meals and Beds Ons Shilling. Permanent Boarders ... £1 per week. Good Stabling accommodation, under the charge , of Mr James Gaibraith, free to customers. SHOBLRG done on the premises. l7*B CRESCENT HOTEL LBSSBB ... MRU W. B. HBYWOOD. MRS W. B. HEYWOOD (late of the Albion Hotel) respectfully intimates to the travelling public that she has leased the above Hotel, and wi'l be prepared to receive visitors on and after Friday, Ist August. The house has jost received a thorough overhaul and has been newly furnished throughout in the best style. Visitors can rely apon receiving every comfort and best attentionIntreroargill, 80th July, 1890. aul ~ t MOORE'S ~~ ■ W INTON HOTEL Less than a minute's walk from Bail way Station and therefore very convenient for Travellers wishing to obtain refieshments. W FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION AHD GOOD STABLING. A»l. HORSR3 AND BUGGIES OBTAINABLI AT A MOMBNT'B NOTICE. CD. Moobb Pbopbibtob. % T EVIATHAN HOTEL. (Imitated by many— surpassed by none.) Oppositb Bailwat Statioh, DUNEDIH. A gentleman, who with his wife has been travelling and visiting many places, came to see the Dunedin Exhibition— and in writing to request any letters that came after his depar. tun might be forwarded to Australiaj whither he had gone, say? :— "My wife and 1 are very unanimous in opinion that tbe situation of the LEVIATHAN is by far the most open, airy, as well as healthy of all the Hotels we have stayed at. No one can desire better accommodation than it affords, and as to Board, it is most certainly second to none in any city we have been in j infect, your charge of One Shilling for such splendid Meals is simply ridiculously low." Tbe above part of a letter I received, tays far more than all the advertisements I may pat in. A. D. SILK, nolS Proprietress.. THfC CtRAftD HOTEL DUNEDIN. For Tourists, Families, and Commercial Gentlemen. Fire-proof Construction. In the most central and open position of the city ; beautiful views of the harbour, and charming scenery of the Peninsula from the upper floors; ▲ SPLENDID SUITE OF SAMPLE BOOMS PUBLIC DRAWING ROOM. Mr Geo. Augustus Sala, in the London Daily Telegraph, says of this hotel: "structurally ths Grand Hotel, Danedin. 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 traveller can possibly require he finds ready to his hand at this exceptionably commanding and commodious Caravanseri, which cost £40 600. Extract from the Hon. James Inglis' new work—" Our N.Z. Coubuis." " One noteworthy feature of Dunedin, one grand feature, I may say, is its Grand Hotel. This is unique in the Southern Hemisphere, and would not disgrace New York. Under Mr Watson's able management the riaitor finds himself relieved from every care. The dining-room and public drawingrooms an palatial apartments. The private sitting-rooms are models of elegance and comfort. The bedrooms are without a fault, and ' tbe bathrooms are luxurious to a degree. The table would satisfy the most fastidious." Melbourne Argus says : v Out of all question tbe finest hotel in Australasia," Modbjuti chaeom. I, AID I WAOIOI, froprt*on, (