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Dunstan Times, Issue 404, 14 January 1870, Page 4

THE DOTSTAN COMMERCIAL AND FAMILY HOTEL, SUNDERLAND STREET, €LY D E . VV. R. GEORGE, Proprietor. ~VSJ GEORGE, (late of the Union • Hotel, )begsto inform hisfriends and patrons that he has taken the above Hotel of Mr Samuel Cannon, and trusts, by strict attention to their comfort, to merit a continuance ol their favor. One of Alcock’s PRIZE BILLIARD TABLES. A Cottage detached from the Hotel or the accomodation of families. GOOD STABLING. An efficient Groom in attendance.

RYAN’S BENDIGO HOTEL. SUNDERLAND STREET, CLYDE. (Within. 200 yards of the Post Office, and Camp Buildings.) T? RYAN begs to return thanks, to J-L his numerous friends and the public, for the support accorded him for the past six years, and take? the present opportunity of saying that, the same attention as hitherto, will be paid to ensure a continuance of past favours. Good Stabling and Loose Boxes. Every attention paid to Horses. OITDE HOTEL, HARTLEY STREET, DUNSTAN First ■ class accommodation ron BOARDERS AND TRAVELLERS. CHOICEST TOTES & SHEETS. FIRST-CLASS BILLIARD TABLE T. HAWTHORNE, Proprietor, The best and most extensive rang of Stabling in the district. THE SIDNEY HOTEL, CLYDEC JOHNSON, Proprietor. THE only house in Clyde where a glass of first-class ALE or a noblet of SPIRIT can bo obtained for SIX-PENCE. Excellent accommodation for Travellers. Single Bed Rooms. First-class Stabling'and an efficient Groom in attendance.

NOTICE ALFRED MOORE, PAINTER, GLAZIER, HOUSE DECORATOR & SIGN WRITER, SUNDEELAND-ST., CLYDE. (Opposite E. Barlow, ’Watchmaker). T)EGS to inform his patrons and the ) public generally that, having let Junction Hotel, he has removed to the above premises. Country orders promptly attended to. A choice collection of Paper Hangings always on hand.

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