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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XI, Issue 29, 16 November 1883, Page 12

f* EOB> G <fi< B O »■>»•» U" E V, *\DC l•' - » ■■■• v- -3 j• < - STAR CAFE RESTAURANT, .: . MOKAY PLACB iO£.j '(Near Glcorge.StFeet). ...The Proprietor o£ this favourite Hoardinghoufiede'sires'to inform the General Public that it affords a most Comfortable and Quiet Residence for Boarders. ' : . Fromats Central Position, it is moßt Convenient for those employed in any Trade or Business occupation which renders it neces« sary that they should be close to all part 3of the City. '■ '; - " GEORGE BODLEY, 1 ' Stab Cape Restauhant^ , Moray Place, ' . D U N E DIN: : . » *^ .• BOOKSELLER & STATIONER,, 140 Geobge Stbeet, - ■ - ' DUNEDIN. -. Father Matthew, by Maguire, 9d View of Irish History, by Duffy, 3s , Out of Court, Mrs. Hoey, 6s 6d ' lrish'PleSsantryandFun, J.F. O'Hea,<ss6d Loverj a biographical sketch , 3s "VTORTH DUNEDIN HOTEL, -131 ■ ' Corner of '•' GEQRGE AND HOWE STREETS, DUNEDIN. Mbs. Wilson, for many years resident in Dunedin, desires to inform her many friends and others that "she has taken the' abovenamed Hotel. The house is situated close to the Botanical Gardens, the Waterworks, and the Valley of the Leith, thus making it a quiet and* desirable residence for families and boarders, From its close proximity to tliese fajrburite localities, and the fact of the "tram passing -the door, it affords a most convenient aid comfortable abode for" country visitors. The premises are supplied with one" of the . best Billiard Tables, and the stabling attached 'allows of every* convenience for horses^aTid vehicles' ■ ' - ' •'""": MRS. WILSON," ■ N-0 RTH"DUN EDI N ' HOTE L, Corner oE % " Gkorg'e'ANd -Howe Streets.