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Ellesmere Guardian, Volume X, Issue 895, 25 March 1891, Page 1

h iji); ;■.• "} V.) <;■",< l il'.i.'H ';iiii ::iiii : i '" - ■'■ '" • k PtJtod'^OTlOE ■"•■" 1!i j ACC^MMOErATIpN 1 FOR 100 TK THANKING my, many frira^'anc o tj^ ' ' of their \\hw& ' patWn%e; ! dui l ing, tHe'pistten years, to« at the Vi^to'r'ian tad Southernt Gross Hotj elt I beg TespiotfiiUyitdinfqrm them; th* I hate taken a lonfc lease ofthat .oortm! • iently sitttoted and toonnocidious fto>el bithf r erto : itD6wn. . ;; ' -r^n ■•■■<■■•■ -' : ■ ■■■■:*■.■) ""..".•^Bar^ett's.- >:ii :!| An«J' sUqated' at the; corner of Maachesteji intyHiglA Bjtre»ts;which h is niy^intent!dn,t|i 'thprougi.'lj. renovate. . , - , ■, ; ' Tiie ' spacipos beclroomß afford l accdm'^^ioS rw^yer^dO persons,, whilst thf private sitting "roonria'are second to none m any hotel inthecolony " ' , '. I '■••■ The Wfty and well-lighted dining-room s'tttiiitarp'aßMd arid as I have resured these«|vides'bfm fir ß^c»aßß Chief the Cuisine wi\. be 'both liberal and prof essionalJy perfetfy ". indcl'^dfafidebtly hbpe thafc the -satisfaction my 'eotering'for' the Gadterhurj' »aleyar4e .OdmpftQY, theAgricun^and ; Pa*ton»« .; Association, aad the Canterbury : Teomanrj Cuvalry foi- the past. thre^ years will ! bo -a, auffieept goarnq^e that nothing . shall i,i bo. wafitiog as regards, this depaftf. 1B»BU ).: ■ :■■ ■. -n ■ ':';. . ■ < \ , Special nrrapgeaents eaa be made for the accommodation of Travelling Cricket or, football Teatnß. &c.. and Roohw can be dfitain^d a t* aiiy time; f or the' use oohf h -AbboS 'ttitibhs? and ' •the'rs wiß'hih^ ; to hold meetings. ' r""K' V BIJRICE...:: j" ■ 1.. I \ " — •.,;..., ■■"■'■: « :■< • : ii uv I THE •• i ' ■ '■' i ■''•' : CENTRAL HOTEIi " ! Is now presided' over by ' ; ■■'" "kfafi'M Ii r o qks,; ; . -XXTHQSEJ long experience, iq hotel „ y V " management oh the' Peninsula , enabjes biin to guarantee to his patrons Oi fyeryj possible ,atten|jpn (j and the comforts of Wgoqd home at^mbderate'eharges. ; . ( ,N.6ne bit the i'.beet Liquors will be kept;.' ■.', The household arrangements are under the personal s.apervißion of Mrs Brooks. ''.]' The' hotel has been thorough ly renovated/and being, according to its h»me, m the most central part of the City, it affordß 'exceptional advantages. ;' i The Billiard-room is ene of the bestligrited' and furntehed m the City, and is ! iH cfiatge •6t a tbordughly experienced marker. ••.•'■'•.' t •■• =.. •■■■■m/-; : [, ■ T. ; ;thomas~br66kß,; ; ••■-., Proprietor. ' , ,' ■' —*■ '"■•• ■ • ■' i ~^~- — : — ,n- '■■■ '■' r : v-THE ■ ' ■;:^fiajijis.OT(i hotel, TUAM-STREET, CHRISTCHCRCH; HAVING purchased the Lease of the , above Hotel, I b6g to solicit a continuance of the patronage so liberally bestowed upon my late mother. ; 'BOARD AND BESIDENCE ' Unequalled m Christchurch; 20s per week. Best Dinner m Town, with Cup of Tea or ' GlasM oiE Beer, Is ;'»ix Dinners for ss. ':■('■ <-J I-, r ;■•; ■'; ■' >•■. - ' • <:• ••.•/■■ ■ ' . • • '^WINBS AND SPIRITS OF THE ,„ -„,,;[ . BEST BRANDS. ; Ward & 00/s Sparkling Ales un.driught. [■ <; GOOD STABLING. . . .. F. J. FUCHS, ' : ''' ; ' '•'■ ," ( v . :' ' ] ..; •'"' .. PropHetjor., \ Shades Hotel, HEREFORD STREET. - D, CHRISTIE, PROPRIETOR.. , - ■ I ■ipHS 'above Hotel is one of the best m ""■ Christ church, and only about ten mintrteS v walk from the Railway Station. The grandest Luncheon m the Colonies ' will de* supplied . " '" ' Fbom 11 A.H. to 3 p.m. T ; : , .' ;:it.' '■''.' ' '■' '„■: , : M i ■ ..''■ • ■ ( Bjreakfaat and Tea will be a Speciality. Balls, Banquets, and Dinners got upon „.•'. the Shortest Notice. '- LIQUORS OF THE VERY BEST ; BRANDS. ; '■' ' Good Btabling. i THE ELLESMERE GUARDIAN Is the ONLY NEWSPAPER . Printed m the ELLESMERiS DIBTRICT; t t , . Therefore it is the ", (Mti PAPER THAT SHOULD