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Southland Times, Issue 12459, 24 November 1892, Page 1

Hote's NOTICE. f^CCJDENTAL TEMPER \XOK HOTEL , MA.N E BTRSET, NEAR HIGH STREET, DQSEDIN. We 1 ventilated B iflrootn3. and handsomely fnrnis-hed Sitting Rooms. Piarj'"< in Sosoking Ro^tn where pentlemea o»n eLjay a pleas me evening. Open Sundays. Dinner from I to 2 ; tea from 5 to 6.30. MBS OLIVER HiRRH, i n024 Proprietress. MOUNTAINEER HO TEL QTJEEtf3TOWN, LS.KHJ WAKATIPO, Superior Accommodation for Tourists amd Travellers. A Porter attends Passengers on arrival and departure of Bteameis. MBS R. BOBD PEOPBISTRKSS QLARENDON HOTEL CORNER EBK AliD K3LYIN STRBBTS, lITAHEOAEGILL QUMT ACCOMMODATION FOB THE TRAVELLING PUBLIO F, ROE ... PROPRIETOR THE CLUB HOTEL GORE. JuHN OUTRED ... Phoprietor (Latd of Outram) Having entered into possession of the above Hotal (lately occupied by Mr James Enight), I desire to intimate to all, that as heretofore only the bfst of liquors will be supplied and the best of tables kept. BILLIARDSI BILLIARDS! BILLIARD 3 I STABLING TO SUIT ALL. sel9 MITSOVS FAMILY HOTEL /^HARLKS YOUN&, lata of tha Criterion, V_/ having taken tho above Hotel in Tay street, lately occupied by Mr W. Shackel, desires to intimates to his many friends in Inveroargill, and District, that he has secured the above old established Bnd '■ell appointed house, where byrapplying FIRBT-OLA.SS ACCOMMODATION and keeping only THE BEST OF LIQUORS He trusts to merit a continuance of their support MEALS for enqtomers arriving by late and departing by early trains ALBION HOTEL "^ INVBRCARGILL WALTER SEARLE ... Pbopbihtob Did PI 11 £ BOTKJL TAT STBBKT, INVBRCABGLLL. THB PROPRtETOR, THOMAB WHITAKER, while again thanking his nnmerous enstomers for their past liberal support daring bii3 many years experience in hotelkeeping, beg 3 most respectfully to draw thair attention to the increased facilities possessed by the hotel for their accommodation. Private, public, aid commercial Bitting rooms, with every facility for the transaction of business. Maals provided for travellers leaving town by early trains who may depend upon being called in time. Hot, cold and shower ibathß, Alee, wines and spirits of the beet brands. TERMB : % Regular Boarders ... £1 per week Meals ... .4. ... ... Is each Bade Is each Stabling — Owing to extensive additions and alterations in this department of accommodation the public may now raly upon rinding an inexhanatible supply of stabling and of a quality which will give them the satisfaction of seeing man's best and most useful friend housed almost equal to himself and Frae of Charge to patrons of tha hotel. THOMAS WHITAKEB noV 7 T«y ifcrMt TnvereartrillTUB 6RMJ) li^ r i'KL DUNEDIN. For Tourists, Faoiilhs, and Commercial Gentle men. Fire-proof Construction. In the most central and open position of ia city ; beautiful views of the harbour, and charming scenery of tb j t 3 eniai3ula from the upv*' floors: & BPL3«D.D SUITS OF SAMPLE ROOM PUBLIC DRAWLS G ROOM. Mr Geo. AngUPtu3 Bsla, in the London Diil Telegraph, says of this hotel: "Strnctaiallv tha Grand Hotel, Dnnadin, is the vary finest no. only in Maori Land, but in all the Australian Colonies. It ia splendidly and tastefully furnished throughout, nearly overything that the traveller can possibly require be finds ready to his hand at this exceptionably commanding and commodious Caravanseri, which cost £40,000. Extract from tha Hon. James Inglis' new work—" Our N.Z. Coaains." tl One oteworthy feature of Dunedin, one grand feature, I may say, is its Grand. Hotal. This is unique in the Boutharn Hemipohere, and wowld not disgrace New York. Under Mr Watson's, able management the visitor finds himsi lf relieved from every oara. The dining-room and public drawingrooms are palatial apartments. The private sitting-rooms axe models of elegance and comfort. The bedrooms are without a fault, and the bathrooms are luxurious to a degree. The tabla would satisfy the most fastiaioae." Melbourne Argus says : " Out of all question tho finest hotel i.n Australasia." MODBRATB CHA&QXa. J. AND J. WAI SON, Proprietors. H. CRUSTJ LC. S OWEN QAMPBELL AND CEiUST NEW ZEALAND EXPRESS CO. Established ... 1897. PARCELS, PACKAGES forwarded throughout the World. BAGGAGE Received, Cleared, Btored and sent to m6et Passengers at any port. FUBNITURB REMOVED. VANS MEET ALL TRAINS Invercargill oface — Doa street, next Sargood W. JAMIESONj Local Manager, Head office — Dunedin j and at Oamara, Christchurch. Wellington and Auckland, tar Eing np Telephone 110. AGENT 3 EVERYWHERE. e24 MONBY TO LEND on Freehold Security Apjiy T, M. MACDONALD, Bolicitor Safe itieet In?erc» <