Albion Club Hotel, GLADSTONE ROAD, GISBORNE. Mr and Mrs Steele HAVE pleasure In announcing that they have taken possession of the above well-known and commodious ' FAMILY HOTEL, and to meet the request of a large number of our country patrons,' Dinner will be at 1 o’clock on Saturdays. > - The Hours tor Meals are as follows Breakfast .. .. 8 o’clock Lunch .. .. 1 o’clock Dinner .. .. 6 o’clock A FIRST-CLASS TABLE, under the personal supervision of Mrs Steele, will be maintained. Terms : 6/- per Day, or 30 1- pee Week. Travellers, Visitors, and Families can rely upon the comforts of a home being obtained at the ALBIOS CLUB HOTEL. IS" Conveyance meets all Steamers. Telephone No. 42.
ROYAL HOTEL, GISBOBNE. F. STEVENSON BEGS to notify the Travelling Publio and Besidents of Gisborne that he has taken over the Management of the above old-established, favorite Hotel, whiah has been renovated throughout. ' The appointments and sanitary arrangements are firstclass, and the Hotel now offers Excellent Accommodation to its patrons. ALL THE LIQUORS KEPT ARE OF THE BEST BRANDS. CHAEGES MODEBATE. F. STEVENSON, Proprietor. Telephone No. 10.
T JE-ANGrANUI HOTEL, GISBORNE. R. H. CAMPBELL ' (Late of the Taranaki Hotel,-New Plymouth), BEGS to notify that he has taken the Tubanganui Hotel, where he will be glad to meet his friends. The Hotel is newly-built, has Excellent Accommodation for Boarders and Visitors, and its position gives it many special advantages, being close to the Post Office, Railway Terminus, and Wharf. - EVERY MODERN IMPROVEMENT. MODERATE TARH’F, Telephone No. 51.
Established 1841.] [Telephone 204. KIDD’S COMMERCIAL HOTEL, SHORTHAND .AND HIGH STREETS’ Auckland. (Opposite General Post Office.) THIS Hotel has been newly furnished throughout, and. the new additions just finished comprise thirty Bedrooms, large Dining Room, Drawing, Sitting, Smoking, 1 and Commercial Rooms, Baths (hot, cold, - and spray), and all that is necessary to make this, the oldest established hotel in New Zealand, one of the most comfortable. Erom its close proximity to the General Post Office and Wholesale Houses, it is most convenient for. Commercial: Travellers and Business Men. Importer of Wines and Spirits Specially Adapted por Invalids. Bottlers of Speight’s Dunedin and Manning’s Christchurch Ales and Stouts. Dunedin, Christchurch, and Auciland Ales always on draught. - ALFRED KIDD.
WHERE SHALL I STAY WHEN IN AUCKLAND? Why, at the GRAND HOTEL, PRINCES STREET. THIRTY Additional Rooms have been added, and this Hotel has been moßt magnificently furnished throughout. Situated in one of the best streets -of the City, it commands a beautiful view of the harbor and surroundings. Patronised -by the Governors of New Zealand, Australian Colonies, Admiral and Officers of the Fleet. Letters and Telegrams to be Addressed to— A. JOHNSTON, Proprietor.
IMPERIAL HOTEL, QUEEN AND FORT STREETS, AUCKLAND. THIS well-known and popular Hotel is situate close to the Wharf, Railway Station, Tram and 'Bus Terminus, and is in the very heart of the business part of the city. SUPERIOR CUISINE AND WINES. Good Attendance. Good Attendance, TARIFF MODERATE, Correspondence will receive prompt attention. . W. H. PIERCE, Proprietor.
ROYAL SALUTEI VOX PUBLICO! We are bound for the Front I CLAYTON BROTHERS. [Telephone No. 11 Head Office and Mills: Gladstone Boad, Gisborne. Pipe and Lime Yards : Derby Street. Branch Telephone 141: Ormond Boad and Stafford Street. uc uc uc uc WE are adding Planing, Moulding, Fretwork, Band Saws and Woodsplitting Machinery to our present Sawmill, Wood-turning, Crushing Plant, etc., now due from England, and most modern. We are looking towards the future when the timber-nowbeing destroyed at the Motu will be logged to Gisborne, and employ the labor that is now benefiting other places. We have large stocks of Iron, Wire, Staples, Nails, Posts, Strainers, Battens, Ironware; Mouldings, Joinery, Pipes, Lime, Cement, Coals, and Firewood to clear to make room for additional plant and save removal. We are Agents for . the Kecord Bange, that has many advantages over any other. This Bange has taken more prizes than all thn others put together. ~
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Gisborne Times, Volume V, Issue 8, 10 January 1901, Page 4
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