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West Coast Times, Issue 3749, 12 April 1881, Page 1

Hotels. EMPIRE HOTEL. J. GHITEGHES, Proprietor.

THE GREAT QUESTION OF THE DAY IS ; WHERE. CAN YOU BEST SPEND YOUR HOLIDAYS? Goto TTTAIWERA HOT SPRINGS The Sanatorium of the Australian Colonies, OR TO LAKE t HOUSE ROTORUA The Wonder spot of the World.; R. Graham Esq., Lake House, Rotorua, 12th September 1880. Sjr, — I have stayed at the above Hotels, and have to thank the Managers for the great courtesy extended towards me. I feel confident the Springs possess the most valuable medicinal qualities. Whilst the Pink »nd White Terraces (easily accessable) are such that every person possessing the means ought to visit, the internal arrangements of the Hotels have been made to meet the requirements of Tourists and invalids. A. Leslie A. Eccles, E. 4. M.B. Cantab., F.R.C.S. L.M. Edin NOTICE. THE GBOSVENOR HOTEL, Comer of Madras Street and South Town Belt, (Opposite Old Railway Terminus) Cnel3tc 11 v b c h. D. BEYANT Proprietor; This Hotel is a New and Commodious Brick Building. The Proprietor has added all the latest improvements, so that Travellers and Boarders may find every comfort and convenience. One of Alcock's Rest Billiard Tahles. Wines and Spirits of the Best Brands. CROWN HOTEL, Oxford Street, Lyttelton. MRS MO IN AH AN, (Formerly of the Waimea, West Coast,) Will Heartily Welcome any of her Old West Coast Friends who may favor her with a visit at the Port op LytteltonPRINCE op WALES HOTEL, Grey Stheet, Wellington. T> OBERT WALKER will be glad tit •*-*' all times to meet any of his old West Coast friends at the above hostelry, in the Empire City. "O O ROUGH HOTEL •^-* Christchurch. The Most Convenient and Central Position in the City. West Coast Friends will find every Oomfort, and be made Heartily Welcome. JOHN BARRETT, Proprietor. r -. . — ■ — BHUNSWICK HOTEL r Willis Street, Wellington. j m/jTRS JOE HARDING (widow of the jUfJL late Joe Harding, so well and I favorably known in Hokitika and Otago), 3 begs to inform her own and her late husband's friends that she Ini3 taken the above hoteJ, and is prepared to ofter a . cordial welcome to all who may favor hei with their patronage. One trial rcsi>ci,tfully requested. } CIRCULARS, Cards, and Printing of every description, done at Thb West Coast Tames Offic \ CANTERBURY LABOR \ 'EXCHANGE. 1 J JULIUS PAKKEJi J HOUSE AND LAND AGENT, > Manchester Street South, 3 CHRIST CHURCH t t PRIVATE ENQUIRY OFFICE. t .„ I Servants Booked and Forwarded to any 1 Part of New Zealand. Orders per Post or Telegram promptly " attended to.