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Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2678, 6 November 1882, Page 1

ORAM'S BOYAX, HO' TiSITORS can obtain LUNCHEON EVEEY DAY, from 12 until 2. Attached to the Hotel is a commodious ■range of stabling, which is now conducted by MR M. H. ORAM, So that Clients can depend on receiving ■every attention. 1708 THE SHADES, HEREFORD STREET. - O R T E R, 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 tho Old House for the excellence of its "Wines, Spirits, Liqueurs and Ales, shall be fully maintained. Especial attention has been paid to the •Cuisine, the resources of the Kitchen being being complete. ONE OP 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 .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 estab--ment. N.B.—The Grill is now in full swing l . 3210 IKLLNGENSTEIN'S FAMILY HOTEL AND EESTAUEANT, Cashel street, Christchurch. CTTTiINGENSTEIN having obe m\ tained an Hotel License and made Alterations and Additions to his Premises, INVITES the PATEONAGE 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. 2563 Al MOTELME JOHN CAEL desires to intimate to his many old friends and customers that he has TAKEN POSSESSION of the above well-known HOSTELEY, where he trusts to once 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 Al Hotel in his hands will maintain the reputation it has hitherto borne as one of the bast in Christchurch. Arrangements are now in progress for additions and improvements which, when complete, will add still more both to the comfort and convenience of visitors.

The Wines, Ales, and Spirits ■will be of the best brands, and second to none in the city. The bedrooms will be found lofty, airy, and furnished in the latest style. This department of the hotel -will be •under the immediate supervision of Mrs Carl. - • 1477 CALEDONIAN HOTEL, CALEDONIAN EOAD. ME JOHN NEILL desires to intimate to his many friends and the public generally that he has purchased this wellknown Hotel. Ales, "Wines, and Spirits of the best brands. Good accommodation for boarders. 2890 LADSTONE HOTEL, Durham street north, Christchurch, J. McNAMARA, Late of the Railway Hotel, South Eakaia, Proprietor. Superior stabling accommodation, splendid Billiard Saloon. 3008 Cliiistcliiirch Brewery, TV|~ANNING & rf-^OMPAN LIMITED, BEEWEES, MALTSTEES AND BOTTLEES. BEEWEES OF LIGHT AND STEONG ALES AND STOUT. BOTTLEES OP INDIA PALE ALE, LIGHT BITTER . ALE, DOUBLE BEOWN STOUT. BEONZE MEDAL AT MELBOUENE EXHIBITION. First Order of Merit for Bottled Ale. Second Order of Merit for Bottled Stout. LOWER HIGH BTBEET, CHRISTCHURCH. KENNETT ALE. IN addition to our Light BITTEE ALE, now so universally used by families who appreciate a delicate flavored Ale, which invigorates without the same intoxicating effects as the stronger English Ales, we are now brewing an Ale similar to the old English KENNETT ALE, So justly celebrated for many years. Our Keunett Ale is now ready and in perfect condition, and we feel sure that our customers will be charmed with tliis Ale. Vr© deliver it in hogsheads, barrels, halfhogsheads, and kilderkins, in Christchurch and suburbs, or to any railway station in the Canterbury Provincial District. First Prizes at Sydney and Melbourne Exhibitions. VINCENT & CO., City Brewery. N.B.—Orders for Keunett Ale should be booked at once, as only a limited quantity can be brewed. LIGHT FAMILY BITTER ALES. First Prize at Canterbury A. and P. Show, ISSI. In splendid condition, delivered as usual. 2SGI N SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED—--2250 tons best Newcastle Coals 250 tons Oaten Chaff 500 tons Straw Chaff 150 tons Carrots 100 tons Grass Hay Also, Oats, Beans, Peas, Flour, Bran, Sharps Pig-meal, Onions, Potatoes, &c. JOSEPH B. SHEATH, Coal, Grain and Produce Merchant, :Gi!l Tuam street, Christchurch.