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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume I, Issue 49, 7 January 1870, Page 1

Hotels. LD YIpTOBIANp HC TEL; \_/ ■-:: '.BASEST W. J. MILLAR 1- - - -.!.' -Propbietoe. Travellers -will find the most Comfortable _ Accommodation at this Hotel. • W. J. Mi begs to inform his friends that he has purchased the Livery and" Bait Stables lately owned by M.De''Burgh,"and will- continue to carry on that' Business as heretofore, Buggies and Saddle Hacks on Hir*: COLLETT'S i NCIENT 13EIT0N TTOTEL, (Opposite the as New Zealand) NASEBY, MOUNT IDA. ; . G." C., while:thanking the public for the liberal support accorded to him while in business for the past five years, begs to inform the inhabitants of Naseby, and sufroundma districts, that he trusts, by strict attention to business, to merit a share of public patronage. Clean : and well-ventilated Bed? Rooms and Comfortable Sitting-Koonis. FirsfcClass Wines, Spirits, Ales, Porter, &c, ■; are only kept. f~".. Good Stiaibling. OY A L H-0 -TEL Naseby .-■: ' EDMUND HOBSWELL. Pbopbietob. -"' Visitors. ~.i Wines, Spirits, „and, : Ales of , the : Best "Brands. B'i £ i XIAB D S .

ELBOIJRNE HOTEL, : ■ NASEBY. :/ - '■•':•■•'.■ : \'--' F irst-c 1 as;s Slate Bagat elie. Good Accommodation. r JOHN COGAN : .--■*.'-' - - Pec&eietob: I G- EOOT , H 0 T E L.I 23 miles from Naseby, on the Main Dunstan .= '• .• - Itoad. ._." JpHgß^^sa -:->:;- ; . " . l^ppiietorr Halfway House from Dunedin to Dunstan. - •; Good-Accommodation for Travellers. New Stable's have been: erected specially for tlie Accommodation of Travellers. RINCE ALFRED HOTEL, BLACKSTONE' HILL. SAML. INDEE - Peopkietob. Wines, Spirits, and Liqueurs'of the Best '---■-.- ■'■:.r\r\:r:-. :::: Brands. _-■■ —" : J% 0 9 d , Sfca W in S- ...Hpj-ses Strictly looked after. S._ L, begs also to notify that he has, in connection with the above business, a ■/>' ; "- f StoEE,- BITTCHEEY, A2JD BaxebY, - : at Blackstone Hill ; . also, a Butchery and Baking Establishment at , The Eeefs, Eotxgh Eidge. ; - ;AL L A RAT HO T E - -■■■••'.' : : ST. BaTHA]S t S. '.: • : .P. HANRAHAN , Peopeietoe. V Good Accommodation ibr Travellers.—Five- ! stalled' Stable attached. Wines, Spirits; and' Ales of the Best Quality. | • First-class Billiard Eoom. 3 L A C.K S ; H O T E L; Blacks No. 1. -

Visitpr3 -will find the' mosfr Complete Accommodation. Good Wines, Spirits, and Beers. ; Private Sitting Rooms. Excellent .Stabling. ' ;: ; 'W M'INTOSH, Proprietors CIAEEIEE3' AEMS HOTEL, I ■.: Blackstons Hill. ■T. TURNER - PBOPEiEios; -The Proprietor desires to draw the attention of his friends and the public to the fact that he has now completed his New Hotel, which is the Largest and' Most Comfortable in the District. Good: Stabling attached. General Store, Billiard Room, and Post Office. Also, Store and Billiard Room at Rough Ridge. AL L A.'EAT", HOT EL, -- v. 'TINKEB's GtTLLT. JOHN MELLOR,. Store and Hotelkeeper, Good Accommpdatipn for Travellers.—The only Hotel in the District. -' Good Stabling attached. ; Large supply of Groceries and Miners' Tools &c., &e. ■".•■'