jjotels O T A L HOTEL, Nasbbx EDMUND HOES WELL......... Pbopbietob. .First-class Accoinniodation for Visitors. Wines, Spirits, and Ales of the Best Brands. UNSURPASSED STABLING ACCOMMODATION. E. Hobswel/1, of the Royal Hotel, having completed his unrivalled aal well-finished Stablest the bottom of Earn Square in connection with the above Hotel, begs to notify to Travellers and the Public generally that Horses will be Stabled, Well-Eed, and properly attended to by efficient Grooms. FIRST-CLASS SADDLE SACKS ON HIED. COBB AND CO.'S MAIL COACHES Arrive at and Depart from the Royal Hotel. >RIN,CE ALFRED HOTEL, ir. AOkSTONE HILL. bAMI. UNDER - Pkopkiktok. w T int\s, -spirits, and Liqueurß of the Best Brands.
G-ood Stabling. Horses Strictly looked after. STOKE, BUTCHERY, <T BAKERY r |IM COMMERCIAL HOTEL, 1 DERWENT-STREET, NASKBY. * J. H. GASON Proprietor. This new, first-class, and elegantly fittedup Hotel has now established itself as the Best in the District. First-class Apartments for Travellers. A Private Cottape, detached from the Hotel (with private entrance) for families. G-ood Stabling, and an efficient Groom. s v., First-class Brands of WINES, SPIRITS AND BEERS, <sfc. } only kept. mHE TTQTEL, ro LEVEN-STREET, NASEBY. Thos. Gbace - Propbxetob. This handsome and commodious Hotel being now completed, offers to Strangers and Travellers visiting Naseby Comfortable Quarters. . G-ood Drinkß arid Gk>od Attention. Private Rooms for Families. SUPERIOR STABLING. MAEREWHENUA DIGaiNaS. COMMERCIAL HOTEL. 1 "... • ■■-. —\j:.^.~c..Chas. Osterberg ......... Proprietor. The Proprietor begs to announce to his Mining Friends, Travellers, and Strangers visitingthese Diggings, that they will find every Comfort and Convenience attached to this Hotel. The first and oldest established Hotel in the District. Liauors, of the favorite Brands only, kept on the Premises. G-ood Stabling. Superior Accommodation and Attendance.
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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume IV, Issue 237, 19 September 1873, Page 1
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276Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume IV, Issue 237, 19 September 1873, Page 1
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