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Wellington Independent, Volume XXIII, Issue 2723, 25 August 1868, Page 2

jioteis. , PRINCESS FAMILY HOTEL, = MOIiBBTTORTH STBSBX, OfHOBJIDOK. MESSRS. CATTLE AND DIAMOND tag-} to intimate to gentlemen visiting Welting- / ton, during the coming session of the General that they can be provided with first- | class furnished apartments at very moderate rates, 1 The above Hotel is only about three minutes walk _ from the General Government Buildings, is beautifully situated, and being second to none in Wei- ' imgton for first-clnBS accommodation, makes it a • most desirable family residence. { June 19, 1867. , T KA RO R I HOTEL,; TINAKOBI BOAD, | C. H. GILLESPIE, Proprietor. J On Sale— Wines, Spirits, and Malt Liquors of ] the best brands. Good Stabling. ~ UNION BANK HOUSE. BOARD and RESIDENCE for Gentlemen "; opposite the Union Bank, Willis street j Wellington. Conducted by Mrs Liardet. , turakina! :, bellve's family restaurant. ; rpHIS Commodious and thoroaghly furnished ACCOMMODATION HOUSE, • j which the proprietor has completed at & great: j outlay, is now ready for the reception of TRAVELLERS AND BOARDERS. The lofty and well ventilated BEDROOMS, ten in number, have been fitted up with every convenience. The SITTING ROOMS, publio and private, are furnished in the best posmble Btyle, »«<i vritU every, regard -to comibrt. They are equally well adapted for the usd of [ PKiYA'lJfi FAMILIES j aad.the travelling publio in general.' ! A large and roomy i DitNiNG HALL : j capable of comfortably seating irom fifty to sixty >■' persons ; oilers ample accommodation for • PUBLIC ASaiiMBLlJitJ, DINNERS,, &c. \ wbi..*, snug parlors have b-en expressly arranged : to suit tue convenience of visitors and travellers. : i in short, the proprietor feeling satisfied that he • has supplied a want lung felt in these districts, ; by oiiering accommodation at present unequalled on the Const, requests the .generous support of liia friends and the public, assuring thorn that no ; etlbrts Bhall be wanting on his part to ensure '■■ their entire convenience and comfort. |- Ordinary at 12 o'clock daily. ' Meals at all hours. ' BELLVE'S STORE, together with the POST- -, OFFICE, adjoins the Accommodation House. ' ; Turakina, 4th February, 1868. WILLOW BANK HOUSE, PLIMMER'S TERRACE. Board and Residence for Single Gentlemen and v Families. ,-.\ Terms Moderate. ■'' WILLIAM PLIMMER, Proprietor. * RUTLAND HOTKL, WANGANUL ■FREDERICK WHITLOCK having taken the übove Hotel from the late proprietor, Mr George i Howe, begs to inform the inhabitants of these j districts and visitors to Wanganui from Wellington and elsewhere, that they will meet with the attention and comfort in every respeot which their patronage merits. An ORDINARY every day at half-past one o'olook. The accommodation for Commercial Travellers and Private Families is replete with every convenience, and the table will be found such as to merit general approval. The Proprietor is prepared at all hours to receive these guests, and can confidently assert that from long experience in the Hotel business, he will bo enabled to give them every satisfaction. The provincial and colonial newspapers are filed. The choioeafc wines, spirits, bottled ale and porter always in stook. Families supplied wholesale at imp©rfcer»' prioes. Billiard Room open till 12 o'clock p.m. Large, roomy, and well ventilated Stables, with , efficient attendance oad good wholesome fodder. FRED. WHITLOCK, Proprietor. May 8, 1868/ PASSENGERS TO, ENGLAND.: , RA DLE V' S HOTEL, SOUTHAMPTON, Facing the Railway Terminus and Dock. ■'•■: For every comfort and attention this old estab lielied Hotel continues to maintain its unrivalleAk reputation.. • # ' Mr Itadley's porters are' in attendance to meet passengers on arrival of the mail stdsmSrfc J{ SOUTH~BEA HOTEL, . Lambton Qxtat. ■■ ■' • ■ THE undersigned begs ,fa intimate that «'a I Building having, been erected on the site r (' : : of the old one, destroyed by the late lire, businesswill be recommenced on Saturday, the 23rd May, and under the circmnstahces.-solioita the patron- i ' age of his friends and the publio. ' , ; j GEORG^ MUNDLE, 1 May 20, 1863. . :_;U; .-/■;. ,-i.-