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New Zealand Tablet, Volume X, Issue 498, 27 October 1882, Page 26

PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. ~~ Now on View, AUTUMN NOVBLT Eg. BRown, E w7n g and co. PARISIAN MILLINERY LADIES' TAmr™ exclusively confined to their establishment.

(CARRIERS' ARMS HOTEL, V^ DSX.BTBEBT, INVEBCABGILL. John Hughes - . Proprietor. Good Accommodation for Boarders. Private Rooms for Families. Good Stabling, with Loose Box accommodation. urns hart hotel, Thames-street, Oamabu. Hotel ls five minutes' walk of the Railway station, has firßt-class accommodation for travellers, lofty and wellventUated bedrooms, and numerous private •lttinsr rooms and suites of apartments for families. It commands a beantifnl view of the sea and Cape Wanbrow. Water and cas laid on throughout the house. Billiards. Billiards. A new and magnificent Tablehas just arrived. A Splendid Hand-Ball Court is now COMPLETED. Wines, Spirits, and Ales of the finest quality THOS. HANNON, PrcM-ifttor. A LL NATIONS HOTEL, -£*- Wrey's Bush, Southland. (14 miles from Otantau and four from _nm Nightcaps Coal Mine.) R.SWEETMAN ... PROPRIETOR. The above hotel has lately undergone a thorough renovation, has been considerably enlarged and improved, and now offers accommodation to the general or travelling public second to none in Southland. Wines. Spirits, and Beer of the best brands. Good stabling. rpELEGRAPH Line of Royal Mail -*. Coaches from Christchurch to Hokitika, Kumara, Greymouth, Keefton, Westport, and Boss, leave Springfield for the above places every Tuesday and Friday, on arrival of the first train from Christchurch, returning to ChnstcbuTch on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Special to Tourists.— Dunedin to Hokitika vi 3 days. Passengers, parcels, and luggage, to be booked at Cobb and Co.'somce, Christchurch, aot later than 7 p.m. on Monday and Thursday Nights. Lnggage at reduced rates. A. BINNIE Si CO., _ „ Proprietors. C. A. TJLRICH, Agent, Cobb flnd Co.' Booking office Christcburch rpA'JTERS ALL'S HOTEL AND X TRAMWAY TERMINUS, CAMBRIDGE TERRACE, WELLINGTON Mhs. Hanney, 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 nave been recently erected, and contain all the accommodation of a first-class hotel. The Dining-room will be under her own special •upervirion Tram cars leave every twenty minutes. Hot, cold ana snower baths. One of Alcock's prize medal Billiard Tables. Private sitting-rooms and bed-rooms for travefiers. Charges strictly moderate. Piano. Tha stabling is, without exception, the best in the colony, containing 34 Btalls and six loose boxes; an efficient groom always in attendance.