- HotelSi ■■'.;'_-:■: v". .PIEE *HOTEL, NASEB Y:' Tn copßeption with the Hotel is ■ a spacious nd weft-lighted _. . . . :. : BTTfT.TA-RT) A2JTD CHESS-BOOM. Good Stabling, ancL.eyery comfort for; Visitors Guaranteed. "W". *H. is also, about-to openaStore. adjoining the-HoteL, of Produce and Goods of every, description, either for Sale on Commission, or Storage. . ~.,;.. '' He is also prepared to-accept General Agencies.to Seil or Purchase Shares and Goods on Commission, and to transact all business 'pertaining to a General Commission Agency. .. N.B.fr-.W. H- also:intimates, that he is authorised to Collect the outstanding Accounts of Dr. M'Cambridge, and requests, all parties indebted to him to pay their respective accounts without delay. 0 t ..- ... ... ■•■.•.'_.-. Naseby ■■{-.. EDMUND HOiffiSWlto........!PitoPßiETOE. First-class Accommodation for Visitors. Wines,°Spiritß, and-Ales of the Best^Brands. UN SURPASSED S,T AJB LIN a ACCOMMODATION.. E. Hobsweel, of the Eoyal Hotel, : having completed his unrivalled an • well-finished Stable at the bottom of Earn Square in con- " nection with the above Hotel, begs to notify to Travellers and the Public generally that Horses will be Stabled, Well-Fed, and properly attended to by efficient Grooms. FIRST-CLASS SADDLE SACKS ON SIRE. - COBB AND CO.'S MAIL COACHES . Arrive at and Depart from the Royal Hotel^ J CROWN AND SCEPTRE HOTEL. LEVEN STBEET, NASEBY. Mb.- JOHN BULL begs to.informrhis numerous friends in the Township, and surround- ■ ing districts that. he has opened the above large and commodious Hotel,t which} - for comfort and accommodation is not to be surpassed in the district. Private Accommodation for Families. Travellers will find excellent Stabling attached ,\ ,- •••-.; his Hotel. : "Wines,' Spirits, and Beer of the most approvedBrands. Saddle Horses and Excellent -Buggy; on -Hire. ROTCE ALESED HOTEL," BLACKSTONE HILL. SAMK INDER VPbobbietob. Wines, Spirits, _and liqueurs of the Best . Brands. . Good Stabling. Horses Strictly looked after. STORE, BUTCHERY, & BAKERY ■U'S S B X HO T,E L. GEOEGE STREET, DUKEDIN. D. BANNATYNE Pbohbdstob D.B. begs to intimate that, to meet the times, he has reduced his charges for Board. Prom, the increased accommodation recently made to this old-established Hotel, Travellers and Boarders will find it a comfortable home. The, Mount. Ida Coach leaves the Sussex Hotel three times a week.
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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume III, Issue 169, 31 May 1872, Page 1
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347Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume III, Issue 169, 31 May 1872, Page 1
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