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Southland Times, Issue 11843, 17 September 1891, Page 1

f Shipping -«\«t mHE NEW ZEALAND ajQy^. SHIPPING COMPANY'S ROYAL MAIL LTNE OF STEAMERB (Under contract with the New Zealand Government) Are appointed to leave with Her Majesty's MAILS as under, for LONDON, Via Rio de Janeiro and Teneriffe: — I» ' i oi M _ a „ S Comman- I Port of Steamers. .o . dQr Deparfcur§ Date Buapehu ;4168 Findlay Lyttelton JOct 3 i I Kaikoura 4474 Crutchley ... Oct 31 Tongariro 4163 Bone ... Nov 28 Aorangi .4163 «utcliff ... Dec 26 ; 1892 Bimutaka 4474 Greenstreet ... Jau 23 ! ; Ruahine 6100 — ... follows Thence forward everyifourth Saturday. Fitted with electric light ; sheltered promenade deck for u?e of saloon passengers ; Second Saloon on upper deck; Cabins amidshipp; perfect ventilation ; liberal cuisine Passengers home, wards have the privilege of breaking their journey at Rio de Janeiro or Teneriffe ; out. wards at Capetown or Hobart. Passengers cent to Port of Departure FREB. BETURN TIOKETS at REDUCED FARES Warrants issued for Passages from any part cf the United Kingdom to New Zealand on approved guarantee for payment in the colony. INSULATED COOL CHAMBEBS FOB BUTTEB AND CHEESE Are fitted in the above Steamers. Particulars may be learned on application to THE NEW ZEALAND BHIPPING COMPANY. Ltt... CEEBCBNT, IHVBBOARGILL, Hotels THE MOUNTAINEER HOTBL QUEENSTOWN, LAKE WAKATIPU. Superior Accommodation for Tourists and Travellers. A Porter attends Passengers on arrival and departure of Steamers. Tariff, 8s Phb Day. MBS B. BOND PBOPBIETBESS noB TMPERIAL HOTEL A INVEBOABGILL. Two minutes walk from Bailway 'Station. Opposite Theatre Boyal. Mhalb, Ohb Shilling.. Beds, Ohb Shilling Weekly Board, One Pot/hd. Sitting Boom for Ladies. Baths and Billiards. (BT Travellers called for Early Trains. JA jyl EDWIN FISHER, Pbopbietob. CRE-SGENT HOTEL LESSEE ... MBS W. E. HEYWOOD. MBS 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 aad after Friday, lst August. The honse has just received a thorough overhaul and has been newly furnished throughout in the best style. Visitors can rely upon receiving every comfort and best attention. Inveroargill, 30th July, 1890. ani ALBION HOTEL, INVBBOABGILL. WALTEB SEABLE ... Pbopbibtob EMPIRE H © T Xli TAY STBBET, INVBRCABGILL. The Proprietor, THOS, WHITAKEB, begs moßt respectfully to return his Bincere thanks for the liberal patronage of his numerous f riende and the general public during his twenty-three J 'ears' experience in Hotel keeping, and to still urthor accommodate his customers and suit the times, he hae decided on making an all round reduction in prioe of his hitherto matchless acoommodation, by adopting the foUowing scale of charges— Begular Boarders ... £1 per week Meale lseach Beds ... Ib each Meals provided for Travellers leaving Town by the Early Trains, who may depend upon being called in time. HOT, GOLD, AND SHOWEB BATHS. ALBS, WINES, AND BPIBITS OF THF BEST BBANDS. GOOD STABLING Frae of Oharga or partie staying at the HoteL Please Note the Address — THOMAS WHITAKEB, BifPT-a Horn, Tav Brnaar. InvanttkZau THE «*RAS?I9 KSS'S'SSS.. DUNEDIN. For Tourists, Families, and Oommei'ci-i Gentlsmen. Fire-proof Construction. In the most central and open poa .tion of 1-6 city ; beautiful views of the barbctt^ an ' inarming scenery cf th ar>tnsula from the upp« floors: A SPLB yD D dUITE OF SAMPLE BOOMB 7UBLI-J DRAWING ROY.--Mr Geo. Auguf tm fisia, in the London Daily Telegraph, says of this hotel : "dtructut ally the Grand Hotel, Dsinedin. is the ve;y finest not only in Maori Land, bnt in all the Australian Colonies. It is splendidly and tastefully f ornished throughout, nearly everything tb*. tbe traveller can possibly require be finds ready to his band at this exceptionably commanding and commodious Caravanseri, which cost £40 ,000. Extract from the Hon. James Inglis' new work — " Our N.Z. Cousins." "One oteworthy feature of Dunedin, one grand feature, I may say, is its Grand Hotel. This is unique in the Bouthern Hemisphere, and would not disgrace New York. Under Mr Watson's able management the visitor finds himself relieved from every oare. The dining-room and public drawingrooms are palatial apartments. The private sitting-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 Argus sayß : " Out ol all question the finest hotel in Aaet_re_»~ia." MODBKATB CH-8088. ) J, HffD J. WAT SO*, Pnpctitoff .