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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XI, Issue 33, 14 December 1883, Page 24

QUEEN'S HOTEL Oorner of Thames & Weab Streets, Oamartt. JAS. MAitKHAM Proprietor This magnificent hotel is now open to the public, the proprietor having spared no expense in making it the finest appointed house in New Zealand. There is a SPLENDID* BILLIARD SA LOON on the premises, fitted with two of Alcock's ttest Tabltss and appurtenances. All Wmes, Spirits, etc., guaranteed to be of nrst-clase quality. Visitor* patronising this hotel may rely upon beiug made comfortable. JAS. MARKHAM", Proprietor. JOHN U R I E , Glasgow Grocbby Warehouse, 119, GEORGE STREET^ ". Has Tea at 2s 6d, cannot be excelled. ' Just received, " "~ ' ~~* Rare and Choice Consignment of Wines, Spirits, Ales, Porters, etc. CUSTOMERS may confideutly RELY on being always served With Fresh and First-class Goods, at lowest possible priceß. Orders promptly executed. Delivered Free in ' City, suburb, or country. ~ •' JOHN UKlifi (Late of A. and J. M'Farlanej, FAMILY GJ&OCER, Wine and Spibit Mehchant, The Glasgow Grocery Warehouse, 119, GEORGE STRJSJST, DONEDIN. T> FEE, TOBACCONIST AND FANCY GOODS DEALER, 170 High Stbeet, (Next door to M'Swigan Bros., Bootmakers ) Opposite Borough Hotel, CHRISTCHURCH. Tobaccos and Pipes of the Best Brands. rpHOMAS HALL PASTRYCOOK & CONFECTIONER, Princes Street South, -Has opened a Branch Shop, (opposite Colonial Bank, corner of High St.) Princes St. Refreshments can be had at all timesHot Tea, Coffee, &c. THOMAS HALL, Pastrycook & Confectioners, 190 Princes Street South, Branch Shop, opposite Colonial Bank. NORTH DUNEDIN HOTEL, Corner of GEORGE AND HOWE STREETS, DUNEDIN. Mrs. Wilson, for many years resident in Dunedin, desires to inform her many friends and others that she has taken the above' named Hotel. T The horse 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 these favourite localities, and the fact of the tram passing the door, it affords a most convenient and 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 and vehicles. MRS. WILSON, NORTH DUNEDIN HOTEL, Corner of George and Howe Streets.