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Mataura Ensign, Volume 7, Issue 372, 8 July 1884, Page 1

'■■'.;; ' r ;; : ;; f _ ( '" Hotels., -..':' ,• ' ; ]^AiiS;i!;E,yiLLE HOTEL, •' HANDEVILLE. • '.' .'■ ' ■• i' r '■.'.. j . ' '„,.,. j. - : ' • . : ?• r.v.'l .-,'. .1 • 'James' Rocttls, Proprietor -. • : '• i ''•' :' ■ - - - li. f ; Good Paddock Accommodation. b 665 : RAILWAY ~ J'EMPERANfiE, HOTEL, LUMSDEN. Joseph CroslijEc,, Proprietor. «^° JGOOJ) ACCOMMODA,TION FOR ■ „ I COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS. ;it#f Eri,yate Apartments ; for Families. * # * '-■f?* Ml-i ... . _J__,,' • -. - - - -:'<V. .[ .. .... ■ . „X j C. : ' having' just opened the above Pre--..mises ..eoiicts^a trial. ',His motto 'will be Cleanliness* ' and Comfort,- combined ■ with, . "•■ "..i^iiyfocLeratjß Charges. . ;. jJjAILWAY HOTEL,---i --. ■ HIVERSDALE. . ' ■' ' -DUHQA^iIdSS - - Proprietor. In this aaewjan^ commodiQus .hotel will be', ; J foun d* excellfeiii ''accommodation for private ; families, boarders and travellers. '' " : -'Tljie.^estvW^es and Spirits only. kept. ' '"!■, ! r', ■■ .* „ ' !. vn -. ".'^' \ .' ' . ' d 625 :7/ .•: -\, n %"W.fiAM HOTEL. T.'Leahi - - Proprietor. I , • THE «bove hotel now offers first-class ac- , j ' : cbinmodation for travellers and others : aiidjno pains are spared to meet the comfort ". .Q'fail. 1 / : ■ ;. Wines, Spirits, Etc., of the best brands .' only. Coaches to and 'from every train at Eden i : dale, 1 '$■ Monday, Wednesday ' and Friday to. Fqrutose, .returning Tuesday, Thursday and^ Saturday. d 364 B I L LI AE'D S. THE FORTKOSE HOTEL, R. A. Elliot, Peopkietob. RA. ELLIOT begs to announce that • the above Hotel is now open. Patrons will find that their comfort and requirements have been carefully considered, and families wishing to spend a few days at the seaside will find every accommodation and convenience. ._ Wines and Spirits of the Best Brands] BILLIARD .ROOM, &C Tlxe Fortrose Commercial and Family Hotel, TOI TOIS HARBOR. c2Bl U- 1 ■ : »— < fe " ■ m • 3 ■ • ■ "Ph •■ £ a - .."! H] fa.- -.-■ ■■ H f^ . -pq..- -a , ■ •jf:i >f1 -fci, •• ■. '. M P-i. W l . 2■ :: :v'Sv : i'ffi^ .' i; i'- ,.. tj'. ' -r^< r , ao .. .■ -^ S • ■ , Xi^.n; :«...■ ;i— h-'.- an ■ . m © • ; : moetpmer;s pine bushhoteh ■.rp"': B.' ;; MORTIMER ' has tlie; pleasure -*- • ;' :of .informing his numerous, "friends.thafithe above Hotel," which' he recently , purchaseU,,'is- iow in complete repaiiyand r those; 'favoring him with a- call may rely ' iupoii. '.; receiving the very best;, attention. ' TheTdach! ,fW and' to Wyndham and. .For- ' trose stops :here to change horses, and gives full time for meals. . : ■ ". ! ■ The Coach 'leaves Wyndham at 10.30 a.m on Monday,. Wednesday, and Friday; leaving Fortrose on ; the alternate days at 10 a.m. In-.connectidn with the Hotel there is also a General Store and a. Blacksmith's Shop, and also Accommodation Paddock?. < V . - y> i, vJjivBBY- ADD BAIT-STAPLE'S^. (MJB