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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XIII, Issue 17, 21 August 1885, Page 27

■VTATIONAL HOT EL, Gbkat Kino Stbbet, Dunedin. MB. P. DALY (late of the Golden Age Hotel) has taken this large and convenientlysituated establishment, which he will conduct on the most liberal and approved principles. The House is splendidly fitted up in every respect, is within a few minntea' walk of the heart of the city, and offers every advantage to Visitors and Boarders. Suites of Booms for Private Families. Billiard Room, and Bath Room. yBNETIAN BLINDS! VENETIAN BLINDS At Moderate Prices. PATERSON, BURK & CO., Stuart St. (Opposite St. Paul's Church.) KENSINGTON HOTEL Kensington, Dunedin. PETER CASEY has much pleasure to announce to his Friends and the General Public that he has taken the above wellknown and old-established Hostelry, which he mends to conduct ou the Most Approved Style. This Establishment offers first-classaccomo-dation for visitors from the Country and the General Public, to whose comfort every attention will be given. Wines, Beer, and Spirits of Superior Quality. First-Class Billiard Table. Good Stabling attached. P. CASEY • ♦ Proprietor. EESQUILANT, • STAFFOBD bTBBET, DUNEDIN, Paper Ruler and Bookbinder, Account-book Manufacturer, Stationer and Printer. Bibles and Prayer Books of every description bonnd to any pattern at Reasonable Prices. PRANK W. PETRE Engineer and Abchitect, LIVERPOOL STREET, DUNEDIN, And 171 Hereford Street, Christchurch Complete designs for Catholic Churches finished under special arrangements. WM'L A R E N, • TAILOR AND OLOTHIER, Princes Street, (Second door from Dowling street.) DUNEDIN.- " . ■