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New Zealand Tablet, Volume IX, Issue 465, 10 March 1882, Page 8

rpAITERS ALL'S HOTEL AND J- TRAMWAY TERMINUS, CAMBRIDGE TERRACE, WELLINGTON. Mrs. Hannet, late of Bay View Boarding House, and formerly of Greymouth, West Coast, wishes to intimate to her friends and the public generally that she has taken the above large and commodious premises, which have been recently erected, and contain all the accommodation of a first-class hotel. The Dining-room will be under her own special supervision. Tram cars leave every twenty minutes. Hot, cold and shower baths. One of Alcock's prize medal Billiard Tables. Private sitting-rooms and bed-rooms for travellers. Charges strictly moderate. Piano. The stabling is, without exception, the best in the colony, containing 34 stalls and Bix loose boxes; an efficient groom always in attendance. EN R V J. BACON, Dowling Street, Dunedin, Auctioneer, Valuator. Land, Estate and General Financial Agent. Sales of Property, Stock, Produce, and all kinds of Merchandise conducted (Town or Country) on a low scale of charges. HENRY J. BACON, Auctioneer. NOTICE. WILLIAM AITKEN, Tailor, 120, Princes street, opposite the Fountain, is prepared to furnish Suits from £3 10s and upwards. Note.— Large variety of English, Scotch, Irish, and Colonial Tweeds to choose from. KITCHEN RANGES all Sizes SPECIALLY DESIGNED for burnning New Zealand Coal, both portable and for building in, fitted with either high or lowpressure boilers. REGISTERED GRATES, and a choice assortment of Verandah and Balcony work and other builders' requisites always in stock, H. E. SHACKLOCK, General Iron and Brass Foundry, Crawford street, Dunedin. *-y stocks, * MONUMENTAL MASON "Christchurch, 1872.J & wrrrr g: Designs and Estimates forwarded on application. MONUMENTAL WORKS, MADRAS! STREET, SOCIH