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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XVIII, Issue 9352, 10 March 1881, Page 4

WOOL SEASOJN", 1880-81. rjIHE following and other first-class I iron shipn, owued by Messrs tihaw, Saville and Co., will be despatched by the uadersigaed for London direct during the coming season : — Name of a"S .Class.; Commander. Time of Ship 3-gi ! Sailing "_^j I StLeonards'los4 *AAI i E. Todd Sailed Hermione...jll2o;looAli D, T. Koberts Sailed Pleione ...llo92ilooAl| C. H. Eenaut Feb'y. 8 Antares ...|lo27looAl| To follow. The above-named vessels are commanded by experienced and favourite captains. The accommodation for all classes of passengers is unsurpassed, and the bill of fare is on the most liberal scale. For particulars as to rates of freight I and passage money, apply to TATLOJi & WATT, Agents. j THE HOTEL PAX EXCELLENCE IIS AUCKLAND. OLD patrons of the Star Hotel, Auckland, and the travelling public generally, are respectfully informed that THE ALBERT HOTEL, Queen-st., Auckland. is a centrally-situated and first-class Hotel. " Good wine needs no bush," but on an occasion like the present, R. J. David~ c son trusts he may be permitted to state J that The Albert (in the heart of the city) is unquestionable, and without any more figure of speech, the best and 0 MOST COMPLETELY APPOINTED HOTEL IN thk Austealias ; is replete with every modern comfort and convenience, and has (literally) unequalled accommodation for tourists, commercial gentlemen, and the travelling public generally. Apartments en suite for Ladies and Families. Sample Rooms for Travellers. Select Billiard lloom. Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths, &c, &c. 3 Od* The undersigned presents his compliments to his old Star customers, and respectfully requests their patronage and support to his new undertaking. It is, he hopes, with pardonable pride that he ventures to refer to the manner in which The Star was conducted under his regime. With more centrally situated premises, very largely increased accommodation, later hotel appliances and £ appointments, he is now in a position to offer his patrons still more luxurious and complete accommodation. In fine, it will be his pleasurable pride to eclipse all his former efforts at his new house. ) E. J. DAVIDSON, Manager. 7 [HE STAR HO.TEL, c AUCKLAND. ft ADAMOjIENS ' T> ESPECIFULLY informs bis many c JL\> friends throughout the colonies, oldp atrons of The Stab, the travelling 3 community and general public, that he has purchased the interest; of Mr ii. J. f Davidson in the above well-known Family and Commercial Botbl. THE STAB, Eeplete with every modern luxury and comfort in each department, requires no tall talk nor " hi^hfalutin' " to recommend it ; the position it has long held as The Leading hioT.KL in Auckland is - unquestioned, and its high prestige un- , deniable. The success attending THE STAII for the past few years is mainly . due to the efficiency and the untiring care and attention of The Manages, Mr. VV. A. Clakk ; and Mr Cairns ' takes the earliest opportunity of announcing that, as in the past so in the future, Mr Clark will (under Mr Cairns'a general supervision) retain the position he has proved himself so well qualified to hold. THE STAR Will be conducted on the same liberal principle as hitherto, with Beveral Old World and American specialities and improvements, of which the present proprietor gained valuable and practical experience during hia late trip to , Europe. , To many readers oE this paper Mr Cairns is personally known. To others he would mention that he has had long 1 and varied experience in public catering, having held the position of Chief Steward of P.M.S.S. Co.'s Nebraska, aad several large Intercolonial Steamers ; and, aUo, successfully conducted The White Hart, Christchurc 1 : ; Koyal Mail, Auckland; Royal Mail, Waikato ; and other wellknown hotels. TOE STAB HOTEL, Auckland, ADAM CAIRNS ... PfloPEiEiou TAKE NOTICE. T INTEND applying to the Wangaj_ nui County Council for a license to kill small cattle on my premises, Kaikokopu. W. H. WATERS. FOXTON- N E v ply xM OU 111 BAIL WAY. EaETHWOEK CONTEAOr, No. 5. Public Wcrks Officr, Wellington, 2Gth February, 1881. WifliTEN tenders will be received at this office up to Noon on Monday, the 21st March, 1881, for the above contract. They must be addressed to the Hon Minister for Public Works, Wellington, and marked outside "Tender for Earthwork Contract." Plans and specifications may be seen at the Public Works Office?, Auckland, Grabamstown, New Plymouth, Carlyle, Wanganui, and Wellington, and at the Uailway Manager's Office, Napier. Telegraphic tenders, similarly addressed and marked, will be received if presented at any Telegraph Office by NOON of the same date, provided that written tenders in due form are lodged at a District or a Resident Engineer's Office by the came hour and accompanied by a cheque on some bank in the town where the tender is lodged ; such cheque to be specially marked by a banker as good for twenty. one days, and to be in, favour of the JReceiver-GeneraVs deposit account only, aud not to bearer or order. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. By command. JOHN BLACJLETT, Engineer in Charge, JH orth Island. ]