Luggate A LBION HOTEL AND STORE LUOGATE, 28 miles from Cromwell, on the main road to Lake Wanaka). , H. Maidm an ....... Proprietor, This well-known Hotel possesses every accommodation for the comfort and convenience of travellers. Groceries, Clothing, Drapery, Ironmongery, Mining Tools, &c, &c, constantly on hand, at Cromwell prices. OCOD STAINING. . ~:' N.8.-District Past Office. . Wanaka AN Alt A HOTEL, PEMBROKE. The above hotel, which is delightfully situated on the margin of tho Wanaka Lake, offers to the tourist and pleasure-seeker advantages rarely to be met with. The scenery in the neighbourhood is ex« tseedirigly' picturesq-ae ; and on an Island hi the Lake there Is excellent rabbit-shooting. An excellent Pour-stalled STABLE, and a PADDOCK, for horses. ■; , . . THEODORE RUSSELL, i Proprietor, Arrowtown J{ "PUTT C H A R B, Wholesale and Retail Rtareheepet, wine, sptmt, and provision 'Merchant, ARROWTOWN. The largest and best-assorted stock of Wines, Spirits. Groceries, and Provisions in the district. A well-assorted stock of Boots and Shoes, Draper 7, &c. A f/ent Jar T. RoBTNSON & Co,, Agricultural Implement ManufacMtet*, Duneilm and Melhonrne.
Queenatown HE Right Man in th© Right Plac*. W. J. BARRY ' PRINCE OF WALES HOTEL, QUEENSTOWN. The accommodation at the Prince op Wales 3 unsurpassed. New rooms have lately been erected for private families ; and visitors may depend upon every convenience and comfortuombined with moderate charges. HOT DRINKS. Hot Purl; hot spiced Ale and Porter ', Coffee Hoy.il; hot Coffee and Milk. Steamer always going. PRINCE OP "WALES HOTEL Corner of Beach and Rees Streets, QrjEE>'STOWN. COACHES! COACHES! , EE N D AND POPE beg to inform the travelling public that on and after FRIDAY, 20th MARCH, they will extend their line of Coaches from DUNEDIN and LAWRENCE to QUEENSTOWN, flirt 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 Queenstown Coach. This. line will be well found with quiet and steady horses; good and comfortable coaches will be provided, under the management of experienced drivers ; passengers may therefore rely on travelling with safety and comfort. Fares, Through from Dunedin to Clyde ... £2 10 .. ~ Queenstown £3 10 Intermediate stages'and parcels at proportionate rates. Booking Offices. Empire Hotel ... Dunedin Armstrong's Commercial Hotel... Lawrence Cox's Port Philip Hotel Clyde Eich ardt's Hotel Queenstown. YEKND * POPE.
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Cromwell Argus, Volume V, Issue 235, 12 May 1874, Page 3
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