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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume X, Issue 1048, 14 March 1882, Page 4

HOTELS. TURANGANUI HOTEL, READ’S QUAY. THE Undersigned (lute of the British Hotel Lyttelton) has much pleasure in announcing to her numerous friends, and the public of Poverty Bay, that she has taken the above Hotel, which is replete with every Convenience, the house being elaborately furnished consisting of Commercial and Private sitting-rooms. The Bed-rooms are large and lofty, opening on to a Spacious Balcony, commanding a magnificent view of the Bay, and surround* ing Country. To Commercial Travellers, Country Settlers, and the Public generally this Hotel cannot be surpassed, possessing, as it does, the real Comforts of a home ; the past experience of the Proprietress in this line of business being a guarantee that the comfort of her patrons will receive every consideration ox-cairtary At 1 o’clock, and Table d'hote at 6 o’clock Daily. The Cuisine will be under the immediate supervision of the undersigned. S 3. DeCosta, [Late of the British Hotel, Lyttelton], 23 British Empire Hotel, PEEL STREET, GISBORNE, (Near the Masonic Town Hall.) Tile Cleanliness, Courtesy, —AND — REGULARITY, this HOTEL is already so justly celebrated for, will still be ’ • carried out in their integrity. WINES AND SPIRITS OF THE BEST QUALITY. QRAWFORD’S & JgHRENFRIED’S JJEER ALWAYS ON TAP FIRST CLASS STABLING ACCOMMODATION. HJ. lE*. JOYCE, P R 0 P R I E T 0 R. 24 masonic hotel, GLADSTONE ROAD. THE undersigned has much satisfaction in announcing that this LARGE WELL-BUILT and ELEGANT HOTEL is complete in all Departments and now in full operation. Tlir TA DI U Biands and the style of serving them will be 111 L. IHDL-Li calculated to enhance the reputation which he has already acquired. Breakfast, 8 a.m.; Lunch, 1 p.m. ; Dinner, 6 p.m. A 0D A T'c Bedrooms nro numerous, and are larger (ivvUiillflUi/xlllVli• than is customary. There are several Comfortable Sitting Rooms. From the Balcony, which commands a view of the whole Bay, the lovers of the beautiful may admire the lovely scenery presented by the broad expanse of water and its varied surroundings. The end striven for will be to make those who favor him by taking up their residence temporarily or permanently, at the Masonic, Feel Quite at Home. LIQUORS. —-The Best Procurable. 26 P. PAGE, Proprietor.

*T. J. IDAdszsoza. "JZ>EGS to announce that until his New Premises are erected he will entertain his friends at the corner, opposite the Masonic Hotel. Wines & Spirits 25 OF FIRST-CLASS QUALITY.

Murenoai Hotel. CHARLES HUBBARD BEGS to intimate to the public of Poverty Bay that he has taken possession of the above Hotel, and is prepared to cater for the wants of Travellers and others visiting his House. Several additions and alterations are being made to the Hotel, which will materiall promote the comfort of all. Good Paddocks for horses. 30 Roseland Hotel. J O CICOTT (Late of the Masonic • -I-Ve OCOTT Hotel, Napier), Having taken possession of the above Commodious Hotel, begs to inform his friends and the public generally, that nothing shall be wanting on his part to make this House second to none in the district. ONLY FIRST-CLASS LIQUORS KEPT. Largo and well-watered Paddocks. Good stables and loose boxes. 38 GISBORNE HOTEL, At the Junction of Lowe and Childers Streets. A. ALLANACH KESPECTFULLY - announces that he has taken over the business of the above well-known Establishment, and trusts by Civility and Attention to merit a share of public patronage. Considerable improvements have been executed throughout the Hotel, and the Rooms have been re-furnished. The Commercial, Public and Private Rooms will be found replete with every comfort and convenience* The Bedrooms are lofty and well-ventilated. The CUISINE AND BAR are supplied with the best of everything, nothing inferior kept in stock. *#*A Billiard Saloon *#• Furnished with one of Turner and Price’s best Tables is attached to the Hotel, and a competent Marker constantly in attendance. A. TSOPKIETOR. 68

rpO TOURISTS AND OTHERS. WAIWERA HOTEL, Hot Sfrings, Near Auckland. HAS been recently renovated and also newly appointed throughout with every modern comfort and luxury, comprising amongst other specialities Ball saloon, Drawing, Dining, and Booms en suite, splendidly fitted. Medicinal and other Bat s, Lawn Terraces, Archery, Cricket and Quoit Grounds Strawberries and other Fruits in season. Billiards, Boating, Shooting, &c. JjAKE JjTOUSE, ROTORUA. Is systematised on the same admirable principle as the far-famed Waiwera Hotel offers its patrons similar internal advantages and attractions, while the surrounding scenery and wonderspots are beyond comparison, and of worldwide fame, requiring no comment. 27 Ferry Hotel, (Mouth of the Big River). NED DEVERY having secured this Hotel intends to spare no expense to make sitors comfortable. As civility costs nothing, he will have to make a moderate charge for the first-class brands of Wine, Spirits, and Beer which he will always have on hand. Town rates strictly observed. 28 The Settlers’ Hotel. P. E. MURRAY, HAVING succeeded Mr. J. Lawrence in this well-known Hostelry, begs to announce to his friends, and the public generally, that he will use every effort to maintain its popularity. Only the Best Brands of Wines, Spirits, and Beer kept. Excellent Accommodation fob Boarders. Plunge and shower baths. Good Stabling. F. E. MURRAY, 29 The Settlers’ Hotel.