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Cromwell Argus, Volume V, Issue 230, 7 April 1874, Page 3

i?s,i ,%*mte 28 mil«» fro™ Cromwell, r6p.]Bie main road to ' ' H. Maidman .?.':^. I.*'.. 1 .*'.. ! ::i't > ropri«V)r. This'well-known Hotel possesses every accommodation for the comfort iuad convenience of Groceries, Clothing, Drapery. Ironmongery, &C., &cT, constantly on hand, at CroiflweUr prices, bos .noitebort . •: • vtj7q eh:; N.8.-District Pott 0fi0e....,,-.,-, ~ •.< tWIUU 4 ill OHIViJiI'JU ™ aziajEA. hi i.it'lO: <»d of '/it- .i/ito'i ;>, in wwirfMvrm ANAKA PEMBROKE. The above hotel, "whjci Is delightfully situated oh the margin of the Wanaka take, offers to the tourist and pleasure- seeker advantages rarely t<>he met with. _'[ The scenery in the neighborhood is exceedingly picturesque ; and on an Island in « th« Lake there is excellent rabbil-shooting. An excellent Four-stalled STABLE, and a PAtn)OC^'foFhorses; T,l <- m -*r* -'"■ - 1 ■"•>••' • y ' :i "'! ; 'THEbb6M: RUSSEll,'^''' , .. ;:0..i OJ BTOJpO'H>I 0! ! l(1v: : • . ..•'■-"i-if;: ■;•> r r , j Proprietor. , r/ "!> ■ 1 V B «? I T £ I), JPAotewfe and i?etoii Storekeeper, WINE, SPIRIT, AMDPROVISION k^RCHANT, ~XT:I7."'\ARROWTOWNJH 7 BTfli -y\ Spirits, Orocerie8 v and Provisions in the djstrict. A well-assorted stock of Boots and Shoes, Drapery, &e... , Agent J&r T. Hobiksok k Co., AtfrkiiHur<il tmpltnient Mariufatlurtr.% aim i nnd 1 '' ' " ,J ' Queenstown' " ' IHE Right Man in the Right Plaw. : L .!,-';;, AT THR PRINCE OF WAIVES HOTEL, QUEENSTOWN. The accammodaiion at the ; Prince of Walks is unsurpassed. New rooms have lately been elected for .privatefamilies ; and visitors may depend uptm every. convenience and comfort, combined with moderate charges. HOT"DRINKS..' Hot Puri; hot spiced Ale and Porter; Coffee Royal; hot Coffee and Milk. Steamer always going, :/( j r, ... ~ vni ~; , ~v ; . PRINCE OP WALES HOTEL. '.Corner pf Beach and Rees Streets, .■;. !' •., QPRBNSTOWN. COACHES! COACHES! YE END AN D POP E ..,.' beg to inform the travelling public that on and after FRIDAY, 20th MARCH, they will extend their line of Coaches from BtTNEDIN and LAWRENCE to !i;|'i ./ . QUEENSTOWNy, , via Teviot, Clyde, and Cromwell; leaving the Empire Hotel, Dunedin, for Lawrence, every morning, at 9 a.m.; and leaving Armstrong's Commercial Hotel, Lawrence, for Clyde every TUESDAY and SATURDAY morning; returning from Cox's port Philip Hotel, Clyde, ' MONDAYS and FRIDAYS, in conjunction with the QueenstowilCoach. '■ " *-' VH ly ■'' :! ■ ■ -■■ • ! ■ This line will be well found with quiet and steady• horses>, good,and comfortable, coaches will be prdvided; under the management of experienceddriver's; passengers may' therefore rely on travelling with safetyand'comfort. ilvmt' "'(l f ifui' i f ! FAß»}<;„f '. '■-y'\.-,' [,',, Through from Dunedin tolClyde ... £2 10; • »i ,i Queenstown £3 10 Intermedial, stages and jparcels at; proportionate to ioataeJsJa sjsiwoW&Pbdi avis oi liMnm si •fI«U oi Qh?{lO mvtirtmo ,1 vd bo.'viawiol '",'■ BooKixa Offices... ~..;, /. v » : Empire Hotel ... . Dunedin Armstrong Commercial Hotel ■ '.'.. Lawrence Cox'i Port Philip Hotel ... ... Clyde. EichardVsJlotel ..." Queenstown. •YE END «l FOTK 1