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Southland Times, Issue 12771, 2 December 1893, Page 1

Hotels C OFFER PALACE, BLUFF PARADI T. W- SUTTON, Bern to inform th, -'ublie that hi has p his new premises and visitors wishing tclstay u>” the Bluff can rely on every attention _and ( comfort of a home; Terms moderate. jozo : riHE TOURISTS’ FAVOURITE BBBOBT btewart island—lraki ÜBA - The tourist seaion b.ing again at hand, the proprietor of the “Travellers Home , Half Moon Bay, 8.1, begs to assure visitors that this well established and popular home, continues to effisr to its customers'all the comforts, attention and conveniences requisite to ru o * 2 ® a sojourn there thoroughly enjoyable. Good fishing and shoo ing, boating, botanieing,. etc. Terms moderate to all, especially bo to families, oc3l JAMES HARROLD, Proprietor nABK A W A HO TE L 1 parbawa. Within Five Minutes Walk of Railway Station. JAMES SELWOOD, Proprietor. The above hotel has been thoroughly renovated and re-furnished by the present proprietor, and is now one of the most comfortable Country Hotels in the district. It is a short distance only from the Matanra river, which is admitted to be the best stream for Angling in Southland, and this season the fish are exceptionally plentiful and in prime condition’ A Tbaf Is Kept Fob Hire If Required. WINES, SPIRITS, &" ALES. OF FIRSTCLASS QUALITY. Comfobt, Civility aud Cleanliness GUAEAITEED. no 9 JAMBS SELWOOD The grand' h o t e l, DUNEDIN. UNDER ENTIRELY NEW MANAGEMENT Specially adapted for Tourists and Travellers who may now rely on every comfort and attention. Moderate terms to Resident Boarders. UNRIVALLED ACCOMMODATION AND APPOINTMENTS. Fibstolabs Sample Rooms. Public Drawihg Room. Letters and Telegrams receive strict attention. JOHN P. PIERCY, oc4 PROPS IKTOR. ROYA& HOTEL GKO. 1 PBIOB ... Pbopbietob, BEGS to inform his many friends and the Public generally that he has taken the above Hotel which has been thoroughly renovated throughout and refurnished. M:alB and Beds Ono Shilling. . Permanent Boarders ... £1 per week. Good Stabling accommodation, under the charge of Mr James Galbraith, free to customers. BROKING done on the premises. ]yl» A LFI O N HOT EL INVKRCARGILL ; oji H q’t’e C~ ~ 11^ ,q

WALTER SEARLE ... PbOPHIKTOB H. CRUST] [C. S OWEN HAMPBELL AND CRUST NEW ZEALAND EXPRESS CO. Established ... 1867. PARCELS, PACKAGES forwarded throughout the World. BAGGAGE Received, Cleared, Stored and sent to meet Passengers at any port. FURNITURE REMOVED. “ VANS ALL TRAINS Invercargill office—Don street, next Sargood W. JAMIESON; Local Manager. Head office—Dunedin ; and at Oamarn, Christchurch. Wellington and Auckland. Ring up Telephone IJO. AGENTS EVEEYWHSEF, elt Public N'tices rpHE NEW ZEALAND PINE COMPANY. LIMITED. CAPITAL ... ... £50,000. DIRECTORS : SIR ROBERT STOUT,'K.C.M.G. WALTER GUTHRIE JOSEPH STOCK W. E. GUTHRIE GEORGE MONDY ‘ OFFICES: ESK STREET, INVERCARGILL SAWING AND PLANING MILLS AT Stewart Longbush Gresnhill Woodond Wrights Bush Waimatua One Tree Po Lady Barkly Colao Brunswick Wakapatu Winton Croydon, Wo are]at present shipping largely to Rockhampton, Sydney, Melbourne, and Fremantle in the Australian Colonies, producing over 2,000,000 feet, superficial, per month, and have ialways on hand large stock: of Sawn and Manu factored Lines in RED, WHITE, BLACK PIKE, AKD TOTARA. O- REASONED TIMBER IN ALL LINES ALWAYS ON HAND. WILLIAM BARCLAY, g» Manager. 2JEALANDIA BOOTS. THE DEMAND FOR THESE SPLENDID BOOTS IS GREATER THAN EVER. From Auckland to the Bluff a discriminating public ask for ZEA I* AW SGI A BOOTS. • Hundreds of test’monials have been received testifying to the grand wear that this brand affords. , t , fir a alt your bootmaker or storekeeper and do not be put away with the gag that they have something as good and cheaper Don’t believe it,thereisonlyoneZEALANDLA, you want that. EVERY PAIR IS BRANDED. jyl2