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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2839, 1 May 1882, Page 1

Oas-MO O OT OLE OK fJIHIS SPACE IS RESERVED FOE “ P. \V. HUTTON & CO., AND ' C. BEGG&CO, '■ T I M A R U.

!i . .Hotels., ■‘ V : ; N : E W EI’S ; T BT T BiE T'O N TTO I E L, c , ■ ■ timaeu, r ■; F :, Ind' TMPERIAL HOTELjOAMARU. These Hotels'are well known, to possess unrivalKd adcdintnodalWii foryisitors, and the oi.\s'slnh iihderthe' direction b£ Eipjt class,books. , .j ... ' . WINES AND SPIRITS; ;[, ; the Best Brands in Bottle or by: the Case, The Billiard-rooms arejfltted with Alcock’s ‘ v ,\ . ... Best Tables.- ~ Meals to catch all TrainSj at Moderate Charges.:■. ■ ,■ o:ld^a ! nk : 0T E L • J.' MoB ET H (Late.of Doncaster Hotel, Washdyke.) ; Bcgs-to infbrmbis friends and the Pui?lic .thnbfhe has ;; ,i ~, (h,HLEASED THIS OLB ESTABLISHED * • hostelry,. When he hopes, by ...supplying .the .best Accommodation and Liquors, to .rpcexye a continuance of their patronage. j. , IN THE REFRESHMENT ROOM ' Will be found all seasonable’viands at moderate charges, m } Breakfast'' l.fromJtilO Luncheons .. from l2 till 3 Tea : i . i from 5 tulp - ; WINES & SPIRITS AND ALL OTHER ..DRINKS, ' Of.the Very Best . r, . ' ' " J. : MoBETH. ■V " ' WARNER’S’.Vi . ; CATHEDRAL SQUARE, CHRISTCHURCH. CF.W, A R N^E, R erg to announce to h.is many’friends in 3hr.islchurch. and the adjoining Pro^ vinccs that having ’ . • SB-ENTERED 1 INTO .'POSSESSION the above Hotel, which' hat? Been entirely ovated, re-dcdorated. '.and ' re-furnished the latest .Style, , he is now'prepared to Icome his old friends and customers. , THE BILLIARD; SALOON, attached to the Hotel is unsurpassed by r other in the Colony, : containing three lies specially imported from, England to order of the Proprietor, \y-\ . the Suites , op private apart- • ■ mbnts, ( ",. which,are,elegantly..f i;s4; ap* •. pointed, are entirely distinct from .the , hotel portion pf the bpilding, thus insuring .j perfect privacy. ; , ;, :V ■) A ritftelty 1 in’ ddibhialhotel ACbommodation will he available at “The Commercial” } in the shape of ! : A LADIES’DRAWING ROOM, kept specially select and exclusively fo .j ■**:■ ; :T 1 A high pressure water supply ;has _becn i arranged for .on the premises, and the , Bath Rooms are fitted with every con- , venience for hot, cold, or shower baths at , anytime. “'jt ’ .., Comment on' the quality of -the liquors supplied at The Commercial is unnecessary, as the cellar is under the special supervi- ' sionofMrW'.F. Warner. The Hotel being most centrally situate, ■ adjacent to the Cathedral, and-within a short distance of the Museum, Theatre, and. J other pubfio ' buildings, and with; a trpm ; service to all parts of the suburbs passing it at short intervals, renders it unequalled as a place of residence for .‘families ;orj commetcial gentlemen visiting ■ Christchurch. > - -i For the convenience of commercial travellers sample rooms will Be available. An excellent chef;; de cuisine,, has/ibeen engaged/ and generally .no pains will be , spared to make the Commercial. the leading ; hotel itf Christchurch. Prompt attention will he given to, tele-., grams or letters applying for apartments. B r W.F. WARNER, - '■ ... /;• Pr;':rietOr»;;-| ASHBURTON HOTEL; East street, ashbuEton, 7 'pßfirlßiaisiiEb” 1868 I ]."’ r! n ' THE Proprietor; of,this. Old-esf^hbslied, 'House, 'whose reputation is, well, j knowh J , ! ' desires' td 1 intimate to his Friends and the Publio generally that he has rohnilt aud renovated the Old Establishment, , which is now Second to none in the County for Comfort and Convenience, and trusts that by strict attention to business, combined: with Moderaie Charges, to merit a fair shjurc of, public patronage. Private Suites of Apartments for ■ : Families. First-qlasa Table, under the Management ‘of an Able Chef de Cuisine. Good Stabling. D. MoKEITZIE .. .. Proprietor. Qt-.EE N’ S H OTE L, Cobnbb os' Thames & Wear Streets, 0 AM ARU. JAS. MARKHAM .. Proprietor. This magnificent Hotelis now open to the Public, the Proprietor having spared no expense in making it the Finest Appointed House in New ; . Zealand. ' I;1 :i ; There is a SPLENDID BIDLIARD SALOON on the premises, fitted with Two of Alcock’s Best Tables and appurtenances. All Wines, Spirits, etc., guaranteed to be first-class quality. Visitors patronising the Hotel may rely upon being made comfortable, JAB. MARKHAM, Proprietor. WOODBURY HOTEL, Wii-rii Bush. JOH N g BBCHIB, (Late of Bruce’s Hotel, Akaroa.) i now taken this Hotel, and having roughly renovated and re-£urnishcd u mghout, is prepared to offer superior nnmodation to travellers and visitors, he Viands are of the BEST QDALIT ? every attention is given to all who may a the house with a call. r GOOD STABLING.