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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume IX, Issue 922, 2 March 1881, Page 2

[A CUrd.] R.; .1 H> j. ; F I N N ‘ BARRISTER, SOI/ierrOß AND CONVEYANCER, (A Commissioner of the Supreme Court of Victoria), Has commenced to.practice in Gisborne. Office : — In Lowe-street (opposite the .... ... Masonic Hotel) 942 THE HOTEL PAPDNpNLLHNOE OLD PATRONS of the “Star Hotel” Auckland, and the Travelling Public generally, are respectfully informed that : 1 /?.</. Davidson, Has purchased that magnificent, affil ■ Centrally situated first-class house, 0 1 The Albert Hotel Auckland. ; d 8' ■ J'■ 1 ill ><-'■■>>( -'Ki'AI “ Good Wine needs no bush ” but on ai occasion like the present R. J. Davidson trusts he may fikpermitted to state that tile ALBERT, in the heart of the City, is unquei -. tionably and without any mere figure <f. speech the best and most completely appointed hotel in the Australia?, is replete with every modern comfort and convenience, and, has, (literally) unequalled accommodation for ITdunSts, .Cfeinmercial Gentlemen and the travelling public generally. Apartments, eh shite, for ladies and families. Sample Rooms for Travellers. ' Select Billiard-Raoim- r!•y v' * K‘l Hot, .Cold and Shower Baths, <fcc., &c. The Poverty Bay Standard kept regularly H T <5 J ‘I *#*.R. J. Davidson presents his personal compliments to his old “ Star ” customers,and respectfully requests their patronage and support to his new undertaking, Lt js, he hopes, with pardonable pride : that he ventures to refer to the manner in which the. “ Star ” was conducted under his regime. With more centrally situated premises very largely increased accommodation, later Hotel appliances and appointments, he is now in a position to offer his patrons more luxurious and complete accommodation. In fine it will be his pleasurable pride to eclipse all his former efforts at his new house, the ALBERT HOTEL, Queen-street, Auckland. ’ R. J. DAVIDSON, 756 Manager.

The Star Hotel. AUCKLAND. ADAM CAIRNS RERPECTFU.LLY informs his many friends throughout the Colonies, old patrons of THE STAR, the travelling community, and general public that he has purchased the interest of Mr. R. J. DAVIDSON in the above well-known Family and Commercial Hotel. “ THE STAR ” Is replete with every modern luxury and comfort in each department, requires no tall talk, nor “ high falutin ” to recommend it; the position it has so long held as THE LEADING HOTEL IN AUCKLAND s unquestioned, its high prestige undeniable he success attending “ THE STAR ” for the past few years is mainly due to the efficiency, the untiring care anp attention of the Manager, Mr. W. A. CLARK; and Mr. CAIRNS takes the earliest opportunity of announcing that, as in the past so in the future, Mr. Clark will (under Mr. Cairns’ general supervision) retain the position he has proved himself so well qualified to hold. “THE STAR” Will be conducted on the same liberal principle as hitherto, with several old world and American specialities and improvements of which the present proprietor gained valuable and practical experience during his late trin to Europe. ” To many readers of this paper Mr. Cairns is personally known. To others he would mention that he has had long and varied ex perience in public catering, having held the position ot Chief Steward of P.M.S.S Co’s Nebraska, and several large Intercolonial !™ D, w ) ; -" ,d l r a B ?,’ successfully conducted Cll ™tchurch ; “Royal Mail, Auckland ; “ Royal Mail,” Waikatoand other well-known Hotels. THE STAR HOTEL, Adbert-street, Auckland. ADAM CAIRNS, Proprietor.