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Southland Times, Issue 11751, 2 June 1891, Page 1

Shipping '■• T^TEW ZBALANS SHIPPING COMPANY BOYAL MAIL UNB OF STBAMEBS (Under contract with the New Zealand Government) «» _. ABE appointed to Pail with H< 2»^b^*V Majesty's MAILS as under, f< oJCTKjR^. LONDON, via Rio de Janeu a ■ ■ ■ BWa»«.. I °<X tt " DepitS. ™* n \ n i "™lß9l Kaikonra J4474 Crntchley LytUlton June 1 _ Tongariro 4163 Bone Lyttelton July 1 - Aorangi 4168 Bntdi3 .- Aug n I [ n Rimutaka 4474 Greenstret ... Sept n < ' n Roapehu 4168 Pindlay ... Oct n I j Thence forward every foattb Saturday. IMPORTANT NOTICE. d In compliance with the wiihos of the Hoi a the Postmaster-General for New Zealand, tb ? STB4MBRH HOM B WARDS will be DBS PATCHED from the Colony on SATUBDA instead of Thursday, commencing with tt RM.B Rimutaka, on the 18th April, an ° thenceforward every fourth Saturday. Particulars may be learned on application t THB NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY. Ltd., Chrietchurch. , Or to the Branches and Agents of the Com pan * throughout the Colony. ► — — mHE TY3EB LINE LIMITS! 0 DIBECT STEIM TO LONDON. The 8.8. HAWEBS BAY, 6000 tons, will loa 1 WOOL AND GBNERAL CARGO. b DUE AT BLUFF 251H JUNE. Full particulars apply to H. CARSWBLL 4 'JO. myl3 Agents n *VJ5\ rr\HM 8. 6. INVBBCABGII.J v^Fj^v -** w^ Iwve the Invercai b P ll '•"y *<>* Dmnedin and oth< 1 TSS3SSw& ports every Thanday, retmxi H ng fxom Danedin every Tuesday: Freigfc from Dunedin, 18s per ton, delivered, re farther particalara, apply to A. B. CAMPBELL, Agent 1 Hotels ' QOUTHLAND HOTEI r & GORE. JOHN O'KANfii ... Pbopbibtob. This well known brick hostelry having n oeived an addition cf a large number of eittini and bedrooms the proprietor haa now ampl accommodation to offer to the travelling public Bathrooms and tnrj convenience. Charge ' moderate. sel6 ROYAL felfep? HOTEL GKO. PRIOR ... Pbopbibtor, BEGS to inform his many friends and thi Public generally that he has takan thi above Hotel which haa been thoroughly reno vated throughout and refurnished. Meals and Beds One Shilling. Permanent Boarders ... £1 per week. Good Stabling accommodation, under thi charge , of Mr James Galbraith, free to cos tomera. BHO&LNG done on the premises. jylß CRESCENT HOTEL LESSBS ... MBS W. B. HBYWOOD. MBS W. B. REYWOOD (late of the Albioi Hotel) respectfully intimates to thi travelling public that she has leased the abov< Hotel, and wi'l be prepared to receive visitor! on and after Friday, Ist August. The house has just received a thorongh over haul and has been newly furnished throughout ii the best style. Visitors can rely upon receiving every comfort and best attention. Invercargill, 80th July, 1890. anl MOOSE'S HOTEL Less than a minute's walk from Bailway Station and therefore very convenient for Traveller* wishing to obtain refreshments. 0- FIRST-CLA.BS ACCOMMODATION ANE aOOD SIABIJNG. A.l. HORSES AND BUGGIEB OBTALNABLJ AT A MOMENT'S NOTICE. C. D. Moobb Pbopbibtob. TEVIATHAN HOTEL. (Imitated by many— surpassed by none.) Oppobitb Railwat Statiov, DUNEDIN. A gentleman, who with his wife has been travelling and visiting many places, came to see the Dnnedin Exhibition— and in writing to request any letters that came after his departure might be forwarded to Australia, whither he had gone, say? :--" My wife and 1 are very unanimous m opinion that the 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; in fact, your charge of One shilling for such splendid Meals is simply ridiculously low." The above part of a letter I received, cays far more than all the advextieemeats I may put in. A. D. SILK, nolß Proprietress. TUB GUAXU HOTEL DUNEDIN. ' For Tourists, Families, and Commercial Gentle* men. Fire-proof Construction. In the most central and open position of the city j beautiful views of the harbour, and charming scenery of the Peninsula from the upper floors; A SPLENDID SUITE OF SAMPLE ROOMS PUBLIC DRAWING ROOM. Mr Geo. Augustus Sala, in the London Daily Telegraph, Bays of this hotel: "fctructurally the Grand Hotel, Dunedin. is the very finest not only in Maori Land, bnt in all the Australian Colonies, lt is splendidly and tastefully furnished throughout, nearly everything that the traveller can possibly require he finds reaoy to his hand at this ezceptionably commanding and commodious Caravanseri, which cost £40 600. Extract from the Hon. James Inglis' new work—" Our N.Z. Coasins." " One noteworthy feature of Dunedin, one grand feature, I may cay, is its Grand Hotel. This is unique in the Southern Hemisphere, and would not disgrace New York. Under Mr Watson's able manage* ment the visitor finds himself relieved from every care. The dining room and public drawingrooms are palatial apartments. The private Bitting-rooms are models of elegance and comfort. The bedrooms are without a fault, and the bathrooms are luxurious to a degree. The table would satisfy the most fastidious." Melbourne Argue says: v Out of all question the finest hotel in Australasia," MODBBATa CHABSBS. J, AMU jT. WAXflQfl, ftonjitton,