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ORAM’S ROYAL HOTEL. V“ lITOR* can obtain LUNCHEON EVERY DAY, from 12 until 2. Attached to the Hotel la * commodious ccnge of Stabling, which la now conducted MR M. H. ORAM, So that Clients can depend on receiving ovary attention.. 1708 BEATTY’S PALACE HOTEL (NEST THEATRE ROYAL, Gloucester street, E.). Cr EOE G E B EAT T Y Desires to intimate to his friends and the public generally that be has again resumed possession of THE PALACE HOTEL, which has been entirely RENOVATED AND EE-FURNISHED. The lofty and well-ventilated bedrooms have been re-decorated and fitted throughout regardless of expense, making the Palace second to none m the eolony. There is a large and capitally famished BILLIARD SALOON attached to the hotel, containing two of Aloock’s Prize Tables. The Palace Hotel is the recognised centre and home of the dramatic and other professional talent visiting the city, whose encomiums on the cnisine and general home comforts to be found at the Palace have been frequent and hearty. Mr Beatty being the owner of THE THEATRE ROYAL, which is acknowledged to be the most complete ■ad the BEST THEATRE IN THE COLONY, capable of accommodating two thonsand persons, is open to treat with managers at a fixed rental or on shoring terms. The Wines, Spirits, Ac., are imported direct by the Proprietor, which should be a sufficient guarantee of their quality. 3163 THE SHADES, HEREFORD STREET. W. H. P° RT E B BEGS to announce that he has entirely RE-BUILT the Shades, and In soliciting the patronage of his friends and the public generally, is determined that the prestige attaching to the Old Honse for the excellence of its Wines, Spirits, Liqueurs and Ales, shall be fully maintained. Especial attention has been paid to the Oninlno, the resources of the Kitchen being very complete. ONE OF THE LARGEST RANGES PROCURABLE, And a GRILL of corresponding size, has ' been fitted therein. The services of one of the best Chefs has been secured, so that the LUNCH* EON S At the SHADES are SECOND TO NONE In the colony. Gentlemen whose business avocations necessitate Luncheon in the City are respectfully solicited to patronise this establishment. N.B.—The Grill la now In fall swing. 3210

RLINt.ENBT KIN’S FAMILY HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, Cashel street, Christchurch. . CTTLIEGENSTIIN, having oh- • i\ talned an Hotel License and made Alterations and Additions to bis Premises, INVITES the PATRONAGE of the General Public. Luncheons and Meals at all hours. Apartments for Families and Gentlemen. The wines, spirits, ales and liqueurs are second to none. 2863 A 1 H° l B L MR JOHN CARL desires to Intimate to his many old friends and customers fthat he has TAKEN POSSESSION of the above well-known HOSTELRY, where he trusts to onee more greet them. Mr Carl can appeal with confidence to his management during a long period at the Empire Hotel as an earnest that the A 1 Hotel in hla hands will maintain the reputation It has hitherto borne aa one of the beat In Christchurch. Arrangements are now In progress for additions and Improvements which, when complete, will add still more both to tho comfort and oonvenlenoe of visitors. The Wlnee, Alee, and Spirits will be of the best brands, and second to none in the olty. The bedrooms will be found lofty, airy, and famished In tho latest style. This department of the hotel will be under the immediate supervision of Mrs Carl. 1477 CALEDONIAN HOTEL, CALEDONIAN ROAD. ME JOHN NEILL desires to intimate to his many friends and the publio generally that he has purchased this wellknown Hotel. Ales, Wines, and Spirits of the best brands. Good accommodation for boarders. 2890 jTi LADBT ONE HOTEL, Durham street north, Christchurch, J. M'NAMARA, Late of tho Railway Hotel, South Bakaia, Proprietor. Superior stabling accommodation. A splendid Billiard Saloon, 8008 Christohnreh Brewery. 0 LIMITED, SKEWBSS, MALTSIEE3. AND BOTH,EES. BREWERS OF LIGHT AND STRONG ALES AND STOUT. BOTTLERS OF INDIA PALE ALE, LIGHT BITTER ALE, DOUBLE BROWN STOUT. BRONZE MEDAL AT MELBOURNE EXHIBITION. First Order of Merit for Bottled Ale. Second order of Merit for Bottled Stout. LOWER HIGH STREET. CHRISTCHURCH,