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Fair Play, Volume I, Issue 11, 13 January 1894, Page 23

Brisbane Boarding House, Corner of Peroival & Dixon Steets, MRS- J- SULLIVAN Proprietress. Visitors and the General Public find Home Comfort, Clean Beds, and wellFurnished Booms. Hot and Cold Baths.' Special Terms for Permanent Boarders. Grand view of the harbour. Five minutes walk from General Post Office. (established 1868.) CIVIL SERVICE Go-opef&tiVe fm# 87 WILLIS STREET 87 Four doors above Maimers Street, WELLINGTON. H VALLANCE, (Late of and successor to W. JAMESON AND C 0.,) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GEOCEB & PROVISION MERCHANT, INDIAN, CHINA, & CEYLON TEAS Sole proprietor of the celebrated Book Bonus Teas. Telephone No. 699

A FOB High-Class * * * -*■ -fc Tailoring TRY BJDGWAY ST. } WAMAJHTL FIT GUARANTEED. ALL MATERIALS WELL SHRUNK. Clients a/re notified that owr cutting department is imder the personal supervision of Mr. G. H. Clapham. BAY VIEW BOARDING HOUSE. Glimmer's Steps, (OFF LAMBTON QUAY.) Mrs. E. Blair, Proprietress. First-class Accommodation for Travellers and Visitors. Special terms for Permanent Boarders. Hot and Gold Baths. TERMS MODERATE. ISr* Note the Address—Plimmer’s Steps. ' - r""''—

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