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Observer, Volume 1, Issue 19, 22 January 1881, Page 179

UNITED SERVICE HOTEL, AND WINE AND SPIRIT STORE, Corner of Queen and Welleslet-streets, Auckland. Assorted Cases of Wines, Spirits, &c, Packed and Delivered on the Shortest Notice. H. N. ABBOTT, Proprietor. 90 P A R K HOTEL, WELLESLEY-STREET EAST, R. PEOIIL, Proprietor (late of S.S. Rotomahana). Good Accommodation for Families and Boardevs. Wellappointed Billiard-room, with first-class English Table. Die Dcutschen Hcrron sindt gehoflichts Eingiladin. 156 HITYB U F F E T LUNCHEON, DINING, AND SUPPER ROOM THOMAS McEWEN, Proprietor. QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. 52 " EXCHANGE HOTEL, QUEEN STREET. A . MURRAY, Proprietor. WINES & SPIEITS of the Best Brands. FIRST - CLASS BILLIARD ROOM, ENGLISH TABLES. Attentive Marker. 168 n I T V CLUB HOTEL, \J (Opposite the Post Office). MRS. S. J. "WHITE, Proprietress. WINES & SPIRITS of the Best Brands. 169 FIRST-CLASS BILLIARD ROOM ACCIDENTAL HOTEL, J. T. SMITH Bogs to inform the Public, his Patrons, and Friends that has purchased the far-famed ACCIDENTAL TJOTEL, That additions and alterations, condvicive to the greater comfort and convenience of the Public, have been completed, and that every endeavour will be made, and no expense spared, to maintain the high reputation of the House. THE CAFE. This dexjartmont, under the management of an. experienced chief, will be conducted on a scale worthy of the name and fame of the OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. 11l RITE R ION HOTEL, Devon Street, New Plymouth, Taranaki. Unequalled Accommodation for Visitors. Elegantly Furnished Suites of Apartments for Private Families. BATH ROOMS. BILLIARD SALOON. The Cuisine under the Supervision of an experienced Chef. The Cellar is Well Stocked with Choice Wines, and the Best Brands of Spirits and Beers. Commodious Sample Rooms for Travellers. H . HAMMOND, Proprietor. 341 0 W Is L L ~ S DINING ROOMS AND BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT, Lower Queen Street, Next door to the Metropolitan Hotel, AUCKLAND. 137 RT UNION OF LONDON, 1881. FORTY-FIFTH YEAR. 112, STRAND. THE ART UNION OF LONDON was established to promote the knowledge and love of the fine Arts, and their general advancement, by a wide diffusion of the works of artists ; and to elevate Art and to encourage its' professors, by creating an increased demand for their works, and an improved taste on the part of the public. Every Member for each Guinea Subscribed, is entitled to— l. One chance in the distribution •of prizes at the annual meeting on the last Tuesday in April. EC. An impression of one or more plates produced exclusively for the Society. Full particulars may ■ be ■ obtained of MR. A. W GARDNER, Shorbland-sbreefc, Honorary Secretary Auckland,