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Southland Times, Issue 12007, 30 March 1892, Page 1

Uotels STABKEY'B COMMERCIAL HOTEL WINTON, G. M. STARKKT having purchased the above property, and having had it thoroughly renovated, wishes to notify his numerous f rierde and patrons that, as usual, thay will find in hie house all the comfortß of a home, combined with the conveniences of a well appointed hotel. Well-lighted samp ! e rooms for commercial travellers. Btabling and loose-boxes. ee3o J'HB MOUNTAINEER HOTEL QUBBtfSTOWN, LAKB WAKATIPD, Superior Accommodation for Tourists aud Travellers. A Porter attends Passengers on arrival and departure of Steamers. MBS B. BOND PROPBIBTBESS DESCHLBR'S COMMERCIAL AND FAMILY HOTEL, Esk StrbbTi Ikvbboaboill. (Two minutes walk from Bailway etation.) e»*PBIVATB SITTING BOOMS. HOT AND COLD BATHS.O Charsbb — Bix Shillings pbb. Dish, Travellers can rely on baing called for early trains. EDWIN FIBHBB ... Pbopbietor. ( m! 9 pBITERION HOTEL, GOBE. MBS WATSON ... Pboprhtksbb. (Late of Wynduam and Railway Hotel, Invercargill) Begs to inform her numerous friends and patrons that she has taken the above Hotel where the best of accommodation is provided for Families, Tourists and Commercial's. LUNCHEON BSADT ON ARRIVAL OF EXPRESS TRAINS. Waimea Trains wait half an hour, ether Trains a quarter of an hour. ml 6 MOOBE'S W INTON HOTEL Less than a minute's walk from Railway Station and therefore very convenient for Travelers wishing to obtain refreshments. W FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION AND GOOD STABLING. Ail. HOBSBB AHD BUGGIES OBTAINABLE AT A MOMENT'S NOTICE. 0. D. Moors ... ... Psopbiotor. ROYAL f&^sSlf^ HOTEL GBO. PBIOR ... Proprietor, BEGS to inform his many friends and the Pnblic generally that he haa takan the above Hotel which has been thoroughly renovated throughout and refurnished. Meals and Beds Ona Shilling. Permanent Board are ... £1 par week. Good Stabling accommodation, under the charge of Mr Jamas Galbraith, free to cubomen. BHOBING done on the premises, jylß T EVIATHAN HOTBL Opposite Bailwat Statiow, DUNEDIN. MRS ~SILK, Whose name is vexy well known in connection with the above house— which is considered by multitudes to have no equal ac a TBMPEBANCE HOTEL n New Zealand— begs to inform all coming to Dunedin from various parts, that they oan always rely upon finding abundance of FIRST-GLASS ACCOMMODATION, combined with board which is unrivalled at the very moderate price charged; au4 COFFEE PALACE AJTD PRIVATE HOTEL, (Opposite the First Church), MORAY PLACE, DUNIDIN, Three minutes walk from Bailway Station C. F. Meter ... Proprietor. C. F. MEYBR, having laased the above Hotel, intends to make the Coffee Palace a PALACE for visitors from the Country, paying particular attention to the Comfort of all that favour him ; and by keeping a First-class Table and Clean and Airy Bedrooms at Reasonable Charges, trusts to receive a air share of support. Only Temperance Drinks sold on the Premises. Might Portar to ( *ll Visitors for early trains in attendance: nol7 ALBION HOTBL INYBBCABGILL. rJt,*^^^Hta=S3sdJl K IBs! a^B£aMSSEESu« J- ' MWHlßrnWffiMrnJ| H UfW JTriPyrrnßiiiMnY^^i WALTEB BEABLE ... Pbopbihtob FMFIBB H © T »Ii TAY STREET, IBTBBOABGILL. THB PBOPBIETOB, THOMAS WHITAKEB, while again thanking his numerous customers for their past libaral BUpport during hisi many years experience in hotelkeeping, begs most respectfully to draw their attention to the inoreaeed facilities possessed by the hotel for their accommodation. Private, publio, and commercial sitting rooms, with every facility for the transaction of business. Meals provided for travellers leaving town by early trains who may depend upon being called in time. Hot, cold and ehowenbaths. Ales, wines and spirits of the best brands. TEBMS: Regular Boarders ... £1 per week Meals; Is each Bada Is each Stabling— Owing to extensive additions and alterations in this department of accommodation the public may now rely upon finding an inexhanstible supply of stabling and of a quality which will give them the satisfaction of seeing man'B best and most nseful friend housed almost equal to himself and Frae of Charge to patrons ! of the hotel. THOMAS WHITAEBB n097 T»v atrMt. InveronririU. MPBELL, "^T^Photo. Artist. TAY STREET. Studio open daily for artistic portraiture in all its branches from midgets to life size. A new and magnificent View Beriae, Lake Te AMO, Ma&ipowl, Wftkttipn, MUford. Sound (