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New Zealand Tablet, Volume V, Issue 238, 23 November 1877, Page 18

SHAMROCK HOTEL, Palmerstox-stbeet, Rivebtoit. MRS WILLIAMS .' Pboprietbess, Has much pleasure in announcing to the public that the above Hotel has lately been considerably enlarged and improved. It is now furnished with every comfort and convenience. All drinks are pure and of the very best description Prize Medal Billiard Table. The best Stablinoin Town. J^/TORNINGTON HOTEL MORXIXGTOX, DUNEDIN. FRANCIS M'CLUSKEY ... Pboprietor Wixhcs to intimate to Ids many friends and the general public that he has purchased the nboue liotel. Having just completed extensive improvements, he is now in a. position to offer hist-class accommodation. None but the best liquors kept. G ood stabling and Paddock accommodation. Charges moderate. JO H N V E Z E V (Successor to John Gardner), WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHER, Princess-street South, Duxedix. Families waited on for Orders in all parts of the City. Shipping supplied. Pork skins for wle. JDINX E E N, V • BOOTMAKER, MADRAS STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. All Goods turned out in finst-class stvlc orders punctually attended to. Lowest trade prices. TVUEEN'S HOTEL, OAMARU- " Citility, Comfort, Attextiox." JAMES MARKHAM, having takei^the above Establishment, has just made exte7rave alterations and improvements, and i.s now prepared to accommodate a number of respectable Boarders on moderate terms. Tlie cellar is stocked with the choicest wines, and the ales and spirits supplied at this house are of the very best brands. Doa't Forget THE |Q UEE N - S HOTEL, Thames-street, Oamabu, 11/T R. JOHN MOU AT, SOLICITOR, Banks, Barron, k Co.'s Buildings, Rattray-st. DUNEDIN