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New Zealand Tablet, Volume VII, Issue 350, 2 January 1880, Page 8

/^tITY HOTEL, Princes-street, Dunedin. M. MURPHY, Formerly of the Shamrock Hotel, Buaedin, and late of Sandhurst (Victoria). The above magnificient Hotel is now open for the reception of travellers, and is acknowledged to be the finest Hotel in the Australasian Colonies, both as regards extent of accommodation and the perfection of its appointments. The private suites of apartments are specially designed to suit the convenience and privacy of families. Spacious and well-lighted Sample Rooms have been erected to meet the requirements of commercial travellers. Bath-rooms, with hot and cold water and shower bath on each floor. The Billiard-room is fitted with two of Alcock's best tables, and luxuriously furnished. The City Hotel Express in attendance on the arrival of every tram and steamboat. Commodious Stabling attached to the Hotel. Luncheon Daily at 1 o'clock. T^ PINKERTON, BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURER, OCTAGON, DUNEDIN, (Next Athenaeum.) TyrOLONEY'S HOTEL, SOUTH DUNEDIN. Superior Accommodation. Charges Moderate. N.B.— Concrete Building. No Risk of Fire. aEOBGE HOTEL, George Street, PORT CHALMERS. THOMAS MAGUIRE (Late of the Commercial) Proprietor. The Hotel is situated in the principal business pait of the Port, and is within one mimtes walk of the Railway Station and Steamboat Whaxf. It has underwent a thorough renovation, and can now offer accommodation second to none in Otago. AUEEN'S ARMS HOTEL, PRINCES STREET SOUTH, Dunedin, M. MOLONEY, Proprietor. First-class accommodation for Travellers and Boarders. Terms Moderate.