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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XX, Issue 17, 12 February 1892, Page 30

pORE HOTEL J. HOLLAND ... Propbietob, Firrt-class Accommodation for Boarders and Travellers. Only the Best Brands of Liquors kept in Stock. Good Stabling, with Loose Box and Paddock Accommodation. One of Alcock's Prize Medal Billiard Tables. FL AG BRAND PICKLES AND SAUCES. A SK YOUR GROCER FOR HAYJ\. WABD BBOS. 1 MANUFACTUBE. 11-^ They art the BEST and PUBEST f L^J 20 FIRST AWABDS TO 1890 H'; jj ' ' Sold by all Grocers and <"—^ — *'' Storekeepers Q H AMROCK HOTEL, Rattray Street, Dunedin. J. GEBBIE - - - PBOPRIETRESS The Shamrock, which has been so long and favourably known to the travelling public, will still b« conducted with the same care and attention as in the past, affording the best accommodation to be found in the Colony. Suites of Rooms for Private Families. Large Commercial and Sample Rooms. WR. BORDER, • Six years Foreman for Scott Bros., Christchurch, ENGINEER, MILL WEIGHT, BOILERSMITH, &c. All kinds of Engines, Boilers, and Milling Machinery Made and Repaired. Estimates given for Verandahs and all classes of Iron Work. Bicycles repaired at Reasonable Rates. WANTED KNOWN— THOMAS GORMAN HoRSESHoaR, General Blacksmith, and Wheelwright; All kinds of Jobbing done. NORTH ROAD, TIM AR U THE CLUB HOTEL: Lambton Quay, Wellington. Mr. James Condon has taken over that well-known and spacious Hotel on Lambton Quay, where business will be conducted in first-class style. * Fatronß can rely on the best Accommoda- v tion. None but the best liquors kept in stock. A splendid billiard room. Two minutes' walk to either wharf or G. P. Office. JAMBS CONDON, Proprietor.