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Observer, Volume XIV, Issue 792, 3 March 1894, Page 17

BEEN TO THE CLUB P What Club ? . . . Why the .... PONSONBY CLUB HOTEL Of course ! Just opposite the Three Lamps. HOST BUCK (ap old Auokland favourite) iB the new proprietor. That ought to be a guarantee as to the quality of the liquors. Ah, and those Billiard Tables] Best in Auokland I Travellers and Visitors may rely on good treatment at the PONSONBT CLUB. ALEXANDRA HOTEL, CHAPEL-ST., AUCKLAND. HENRY DYER, Late of Whangarei, Notifies his friends and the public generally that [he has taken over the commodious and well-appointed ALEXANDRA HOTEL, where he hopes to see all old customers and friends, to whom he guarantees every comfort and prompt attendance. The choicest and best of wines always on hand. TT ARRY OENNETT'S PIER HOTEL, PIER HOTEL, Albert-street (near Star Hotel), Auckland. MOST CENTRAL HOTEL IN AUCKLAND. Close to Wharves, Railway Station, Public Parks and Theatres. GBILLS I Supebioe Luncheon / GBILLS GEILLS} DAII.T. tGEILLa From 11 to 2, on the American principle. Day and Night Porter in attendance. yiCTOBIA tj OTE L, VICTORIA STREET, AUCKLAND. CHARLES CLARKE, (Late of the Wharf Hotel, Thames), Notifies his old customers that he has taken over the old-established XTOTEL, V JnL and shall be glad of a call from his upcountry friends, being A FEEE HOUSE. NONE BUT THE BEST AND CHOICEST WINES AND SPIRITS KEPT IN STOCK. Night Porter in Attendance. IMPERIAL HOTEL, TARAN AKI. AUDUS RAYNES, Proprietor, Late of Auckland. Has taken the above Hotel from W. Dingle. Home Comforts for Travellers, who will receive the best attention at all hours. THE CAFE Provides all the delicacies of the season, together with cleanliness, civility, and promptness. gWines and Spirits of the Best Brands only. Colonial Beer of the Best Quality.