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Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 730, 12 August 1878, Page 1

HOTELS ■I HAM II 0 0 K HOTEL, Thamkb-strkkt, O A M A It U. © E 0 R 0 15 AMOS (Late of the Railway Department), In assuming the Proprietorship o£ tfee above-mentioned Hotel, takes this opportunity of announcing to the public that the Premises are being thoroughly Replenished and Redecorated, with a view to adding to the comfort of its Patrons, PRIVATE SITTING-ROOMS, In the largest of which is placed a first-class Broadwood Piano. Well-furnished and airy Bedrooms. All Wines, Spirits, and Beers are of the J3e3t Quality. Good Stabliug /Accommodation. Buggies and Horses always ou Hire. 83 VERY SUPERIOR COLONIAL W I N K. / 1 L. L (t N <; F O K 1 STAR AND GARTKR HOTEL, lias on Sale, By the Bottle or the Case, a large tjuautity of very SUPKRIOR COLONIAL WINK, Guaranteed over II) years oM. Tins Wine was specially selected by him on his visit to .Australia. })2l rf"l E O R <! K P R A T T, CRITERION HOTICL (Opposite the Railway Station). WAiMATK, Has the pleasure of informing his Friends and the Uoiiv.rat Public thai, his new Hotel Billiard Room with Two first-claim Tables. Sample Room tor convenience of Travel"... X->n-- nt the- "•'"■•t <randn ot T HAM KS -STK KKT, OAMAM V. William Maitland PBOl'Rlimwß. "L House will bo found Replete with. cry Convenience for Travellers, Boarders,, and Visitors, and is in all respects the Moat; Comfortable Hotel in Oamaru. Largo and Well-Furnished SITTINGROOMS AND BEDROOM*. COMMERCIAL AND DINING ROOMS', PRIVATE ROOMS FO« FAMILIES. FIRST-CLASS BILLIARD TABLE* GOOD STABLING. The Proprietor has spared, no pains in owe suiting the Public Convenience, and eft assure his Patrons of meeting with Civilit} and Prompt Attention, First-Class Fare* and Accommodation, and Gknuink Liquors, 22 [E NORTHERN HOTEL (opposite the Railway Station), OAMARU. ALEXANDER JOHNSTONE (of Waimate) Respectf ally informs the Public that ho has' become kw Proprietor of the above-named Hotel, >iii nopes by strict attention to the' requirements of iiis (ais.ton.iers go merit a. large share of public support. None but. the best brands of Wines, Ales, and Spirits, kept. Travellers called in ■Dime for thei early trains. 844'(CAMPBELL'S RAI J (Immediately opposi \_J (Immediately opposite the Railway Station). Superior accommodation for fumilies. Private entrance. Sample, rooms for travellers. Visitors to the country will find. every comfort and convenience. BATHS ! IJJLLIARDS ! nd from Oamaru. twice a day-dui Lne notei uuur. JAMES S. CAMPBELL, 344 . Proprietor. r?p li R M IKUS II 0T E L>. NGAPARA. MR GEORGE HARPER, The new Proprietor of the abovo-n; Hotel, hits .ui.i tin; premises renovated and improve;i ;.'i .:v.<n a manner as to rene'lw it one of tJ-t. i.w:.- - t ouutry hostelrioii iv the i aioaru :.i-.triot. N" f'-xp'-'isc or r'fioi't wii) be spared to .-..-.■r.-.T.. ;!,.._. ,-. ,i:-.;\);r -nil of C-.-.v.- 1 ':---!-.. ;:••;; ■■■]>.-; v *io >':>'.:y -J,-.,, Jf^.) v/itii t>... ; v ;;.iV> <.<:.• !£■:■. TV' "!;»■■!. i.!Ki-:jiS. St'JRITS. AS!) WlKrfci OXY.Y will be kept in stock. Goe» Stabmno. GEOEGE HARPER, Proptittaky