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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XI, Issue 34, 21 December 1883, Page 12

HARP OF ERIN HOTEL QUEENSTOWN. Mrs. M'Bride ... iTopxietoress. The above commodious and comfortable Hotel offers first-class accommodation. i Tourists and others visiting the Lake scenery SMTY HOTEL, DUNEDIN. MBS. N. MURPHY ... Proprietress. On and after 3rd December, Mrs Murphy will OPEN her DINING-ROOM for LUNCHEON to the General Public from Noon Daily, and trusts by attention, civility, and reasonable charges to merit a share of Public Patronage from her many friends, as well as from the merchants and others in Dunedin and neighbourhood. A Separate Room for Ladies, with Waitresses in attendance. The Prices of the various Articles will be attached to the Bill of Fare for the day. Tea, Coffee, Chocolate, etc., at all hours. Board and Residence in the Hotel as pel arrangement. CITY HO3-EL, DUNEDIN. November 22, 1883. H O M A S HALL Would respectfully inform his Friends and the Public that he is now prepared to SUPPLY A FIRST-CLASS DINNER With Tea or Coffee, from 12 a.m. to 3 p.m. For 9d, at his New Central Premises, 132 Princes Street (Opposite Colonial Bank). Private Rooms for Ladies. Tea at all Hours,

A. & T. INGLIS GREAT SALE of FOX'S BANKRUPT STOCK Now going on. OH N HIBL OP, (LATE A. BEVERLY), CHRONOMETER, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, Exactly opposite the Bank of Otago, Princes-street. Every description of Jewellery made to order Ships' Chronometers Cleaned and Rated by Transit Observations. N3. — J. H. being a thorough Practica Watchmaker, all work entrusted to his care will receive his utmost attention J

J^ NEW VOLUME, ." LAYS OF THE LAND OF THE MAORI AND MOA." By Thomas Bracken. With an introduction by the Rev. Rutherford Waddell, M.A.. Now ik the LONDON PRESS, And will be issued in New Zealand about the middle of December. This new volume will contain all the best of Mr. Bracken's Poems, carefully revised. i Buthe8 u the work will be issued from one of the best publishing establishments m London, it will be turned out in first-class style. The book will be elegantly bound in cloth, and will contain portrait of the author. The published price will be FIVE SHILLINGS, And as the issue will be limited, those who desire to obtain copie should make early application to the undersigned. .npS n o^ eip^ o i Fl^ E , SHILUNGS AND EIGHT ? aNCB On- stamps Ccldnj r8) WUI *° V ° Bbed free t0 any P art of *«> Early application is necessary to JAMES WILKIE AND CO., DUNEDIN. SHAMKOOK HOTEL Spet Street, TBOMAS SCULLi "^!^ PBOrMEI OB ssS^f^r s£M££ t,f irs ass btation. It has undergone thorough renovation. The Bed Rooms insSCd is second to »o?e m Southland. Nothing but the best Liquers sold on the premises. Note the Address :—: — SHAMROCK HOTEL, Spey Street. [A CARD.j rjpHE MISSES HUME are prepared to RECEIVE PUPILS for instruction in Singing and Fixing the Voice. Full particulars at Begg's Music Warehouse, on Wednesdays and Fridays, between 12 and 1 o'clock.