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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXVII, Issue 11847, 20 July 1893, Page 4

Hotels. AL BJSft T HOTEL. WELLINGTON. JAMES BRTGGS ... Peoi^.ktob. This centrally situated Hotel offers First-class accomodation to commercial gentlemen and the travelling public, and visitors to Wellington will find that this well-known house will supply their every •equirements, Large and spacious Sitting and Drawing Roomß, supplied with all the leading Colonial periodicals. A first-class chef superintends the culinary department. Cellar stocked with all the choicest brands of Wines and Spirits. Malts of the best blew. Splendid Billiard Boom, supplied with two of Alcock's best tables, under the charge of efficient markers. Rooms booked by telegraph or post, and terms strictly moderate. Telephone, 124. JAMES BEIGGS, ALBERT HOTEL, WELLINGTON I^LAEENDON TT OTEL, WAVEBLEY. PaoPKisroß ... STEPHEN HOOPEE. The Proprietor begs to inform all his old friends and the travelling public that he has takon over the above hotel, and will do everything in his power to make it a comfortable home for those who visit him. S.H. was late Proprietor of the Red Lion Hotel, Wanganui, and the same rules tha made that house so popular with all wil be again tried by him to make the Claren dm one of the best Hotels on the Coas STEPHEN HOOPEE, Pbopeibtob Late of the Rod Lion Hotel Wanganui. TUT ASONIC HOTEL, CUBA-STREET, WELLINGTON. MRS E, TABOR ... Pkoprietbebs. MRS E. T, having purchased the lease and goodwill of tha above Hotel, begs to inform visitors to Wellington, and the public generally, that she has effected several improvements and re-furnished the house throughout, and is now prepared to receive the public and permanent boarders on the most reasonable terms. The house is most centrally situated, and stands within a few seconds' walk of the new Railway Station. A well stocked cellar of the choicest brands of Wines and Spirits. A first-class Table kept. Rooms can be booked by telegraph or post. Address — MRS E. TABOR, MASONIC HOTEL, WELLINGTON. "OANGITIKEI HOTEL, BULLS. JAMES O'HALLORAN Pkopbietob. J. OH. wishes to inform his old friends and the public gennally that he has taken over the above wull-known Hotel, and trusts by good management., and his large experience as an hotel proprietor, to satisfy the general demand. Good Stabling and Paddockin^ accom. modation, under the charge of efficient grooms. Wines and Spirits of the best brands only. First-class Tablo kept, and moderate charges. Rooms booked by wire or post. Address — IJAMES O'HALLORAN, RANGITIKEI HOTEL, BULLS. | A Card/I ME "FAS. /^.ARLAND-^TOON (Late Collector H.M. Customs), LICENSED CUSTOMHOUSE AGENT, ALSO— GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, SHARE BROKER & LAND . AGENT, &c. Agent for— Thomas Cook & Son, Tourist Agents. '1 he Dresden Pianoforte Company. The Mutual Assurance Society of Victoria. The Economic Fire Insurance Company of London, The Ksporance Fire Insurance Company of Brussels (Ltd.) Also— The Live Stock General Insurance Company of New Zealand. Ho.id Offices— Dunedin. OFHCE— In rear of Union S.S. Com. pany's Office (next Drew's and H. ]•. Jones ami Sons'), Victoria Avenue. rNOAL! COAL! COAL! Blythe & Yeardye Having purchased the business carried on by Horsley and lllvthe, are prepared to supply all kinds of COAL, COKE, FIREWOOD, &c, At the^Lowest Rates on the Shortest Notice. Firewood Cut to any Length. Also on hand — J Dun and White Oats Canterbury, Blenheim, & Oaten Hay Wheat, Bran, Chaff, &c. Orders may be left and accounts settled with R. B. Horeley as usuil. & YEARDYE, Victoria Avenue. SATURDAY, Bth JULY, &£f MUST DAY OF PETER BELL'S GIGANTIC ' HALE-YEARLY CHEAP SALE ! ! ! LATE SHIPMENTS! MUST BE SOLDI AT PETER BELL'S GIGANTIC Cash Sale ! •