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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XII, Issue 27, 24 October 1884, Page 52

BOTANICAL GARDEN HOTEL, NORTH-EAST VALLEY, . DUNEDIN. THOMAS KIRK, Proprietor, *„• X 5X 5 B ° Unical Gardens Hotel now being SfSr 1 * h e Prop* 1 " 610 * b egs to inform his ttiends and the public generally that he is Kffi 1 *?? 1 ! 6 , Boarde rs and resident Families. The Hotel is easy of access (bein<r in close proximity to the Gardens), overlooks the grounds, and m one of the healthiest parts - of the town. The cars stop at the dot r every Bix minutes. Large and well ventilated Bedrooms, Parionw, Sitting-rooms, etc. THOMAS KIRK, Proprietor.

SOUTH END MONUMENTAL WORKS, Established • 1865. H? A~L M E B • Stoke Mason & Sculptob, Princea Street South, Dunedin. Rsjt ODIl w^ tßand J? lnbßlonesErected 5 sto °c S W * ndow a Si i lß » °M»«^ Keces, and Hearth Stones fixed. Estimates given. Town and Country Crder promptly attended to

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