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Dunstan Times, Issue 1192, 2 January 1885, Page 1

Hotels. V. E. Under the distinguished patronage of Sir G. Grey, Sir G. Bowen, Sir James Fergusson, &c., <kc. JJUNSTAN HOTEL, CLYDE. MRS. W. R. GEORGE, Proprietress. MRS GEORGE Takes the present opportunity of thanking her friends and patrons for their kind patronage since heir eturn to Clyde, and begs to inform them that she has made extensive alterations for the accommodation of the travelling public. The old Billiard Room has been converted into a fine commercial room and two bedrooms with private entrance. There is also a detached cottage for families. The bedrooms in the hotel have been enlarged, and the whole superintended by Mrs George herself. THE BEST OF STABLING under the supervision of an efficient groom. Saddle horses and buggies for hire. Terminus for Cobb’s coaches via Palmerston, and Lawrence through to Queenstown. _____ THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED HOTEL ON THE DUNSTAN. Hartley arms hotel, Opposite the Public Library) SUNDERLAND-ST., CLYDE. JAMES PARKS, Proprietor. In returning thanks for the kind support •ccorded him for the number of years, trusts to receive a continuance of the same, as nothing on his part shall be wanting to merit it. Good Accommodation for. Travellers. Meals Provided at All Hours. Well-ventilated and Comfortable BILLIARD ROOM. Double and Single Buggies and Horses always on Hire. The Stable is a special feature in connection with the Hotel. ORT PHILIP HOTEL, CLYDE. (Late John Cox Under the new management, this hotel will be conducted in a manner unsurpassed on the goldfields, and in soliciting the support of my riends and the travelling pnblie, I can hut say nothing will be spared to give them every satisfaction. Private detached cottage for families. The best brands of liquor kept. Good stabling under careful management S. D T OKIE, Proprietor.

Yincent county hotel, Clyde, GEORGE MURRAY (Late James Holt), , PROPRIETOR. Having Leased the above wellknown. newly-erected stone buildings for a number of years, I beg to solicit a sbarge of patronage of the travelling public, and can assure those who may favour me with a call, that they will receive every attention. The hotel comprises private and public sitting rooms, large dining hall, ten bedrooms and bathroom, all of which will be found replete with every convenience. Saddle and Buggy Horses always on Hire. The stables consists of 7 stalls and 4 loose boxes, and as they will be under my own personal supervision, pwners may rely on their horses being well cared for. Prices strictly moderate to suit the me best brands of wines, spirits, and beers only kept. Every attention bestowed on boarders. GEORGE MURRAY. NOTICE. OUR English friends are informed that Advertisements and all other Business Communications in ib connection with this paper sent tiiroligh Messes CLARKE, SON, S PLATT,' 86 Gracechurch-Street, London. Will receive every attention.