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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2257, 11 June 1880, Page 1

Coaches. notice. ON and after SATURDAY, Feb. 14, COACHES will MEET all TRAINS at Orari Railway Station, starting from and calling at the undermentioned places, —Leaves Woodbury Hotel every mornng at 6.30, and Geraldine at 7.30, meeting the first train from North and South. From the Proprietor’s lengthened experience as a Driver of this line, his punctuality in running, and the fact of his only keeping the best quality of horses and coaches, combined with strict attention to passengers’ comfort and the safe delivery of parcels, he hopes to merit a share of the public patronage. Charges exceedingly moderate. A. MUNDELL, Proprietor. N.B.—ln connection with the above Line of Coaches is the large and commodious Livery and Bait Stables, which have been built at Geraldine in connection with the New Hotel and Auction Rooms, where Livery Business will be carried on in all its branches. Single and Double-seated Buggies, Light Express and Saddle Horses of the best quality kept on the premises. Horses carefully broken in to saddle and harness. An efficient Groom will be in attendance at all hours. A. MUNDELL, Proprietor. I>OYAL MAIL TO MACKENZIE i COUNTRY. Will leave ALBURY on arrival of first Train from Timaru, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, for Lake Tekapo and intermediate stages, returning the following days. Also, a coach will leave Albury for SILVERSTRBAM on arrival of first train from Timaru, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, returning to meet the last train for Timaru. JOHN HINCKLEY, Proprietor

NOTICE. HAVING received a numerously signed requisition from the residents of Geraldine, Winchester, and intervening districts asking us to resume running our line of Coaches as heretofore, and promising their support, we intend in the interest of the public to accede to their wish, and will BUN COACHES, as formerly, from Winchester to Geraldine, to MEET all TEAINS from Christchurch and Timaru. DENOON & McILBAITH. Hotels. SHAMROCK HOTEL. CAED MILE FAILTE.

D ENNIS H 0A R E Begs to return his sincere thanks to his friends and the public generally for the kind support accorded him since commencing business. He now begs to inform them that he has COMPLETED HIS NEW AND COMMODIOUS BUILDING, Which is Pitted Up replete with every convenience for the carrying on of an extensive publican’s business, consequently he is in a position to cater for the public. The Hotel contains 40 bedrooms which arc well ventilated and lofty.' Private Sitting Rooms, Bar Parlors, Dining Rooms, &c, &c. The Billiard Room contains one of ALCOCK’S A 1 TABLES, And is under the supervision of an experienced Marker. CROWN HOTEL, TEMUKA. Proprietor ; LEONARD TOMBS. milE above Hotel is conveniently situated B for Commercial Travellers, large Sample Rooms being attached. Table d’Hote daily from 1 to 2 p.m. Wines, Beer, and Spirits of the Best Brands only. Private Apartments for families. Every precaution taken to ensure the comfort of visitors. TEMUKA CALEDONIAN HOTEL, J. W. Babtlex Proprietor, rpHIS commodious Hotel is replete with every comfort and convenience for commercial gentlemen. Comfortable apartments for families. A good table fo boarders, WINES, BEERS AND SPIRITS OF THE BEST BRANDS. Express to and from every train. WINCHESTER HOTEL, WINCHESTER. T. SWINTON, (Late of the Canterbury Railways) Proprietor, ALES, Wines, and Spirits of excellent quality. Good Stabling and Paddocks. Large Pleasure Grounds attached to the Hotel. Bootmakers. •pi DWARD WATERS Begs to inform his Friends the Public generally that he has taken Premises on the Main North road, where he intends to commence business as BOOT and SHOEMAKER, and hopes by strict attention to all orders intrusted to him to merit a fair share of Public Patronage. Only the Best of Materials used. Repairs Neatly and Promptly Executed. One trial solicited. Note the address — E. WATERS. Bootmaker, Main North road. (Opposite Parson’s Foundry.)