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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2907, 20 July 1882, Page 1

. PIANO TUNING. ; / {, OUR Celebrated Tuner, HEER OTTO SCHWEERS, is now in Timaru, and remains THIS...WEEK ONLY. ■ ■ : Oenilemen are reauested to leave their orders with O.Begg and Go’s Agent, P. W. HUTTON & CO.

Hotels. !_■ NEWBY'S B IT BB 10 N JJO T B L, ':* " ■''■■■ 1 TIMARU, ■ , ;1. AND iMJPBBIAt These Hotels are .well known to possess i unrivalled accommodation for Visitors, apd '/the Cuisine pnder.the direction of First- ; ./class Cooks. : ' .'/»• ' WINES . AND SPIRITS : • , the Best Brands in Bottle or by the Oa^e. The Billiard-rooms aiejfltted with Alcocjs’s *■, .v - m Best Tables. 1 > j Media to catch all Trains, ■; at• Moderate ■ ■'■-Charges.v l! ; ' i L D 13 AN K O ID B ;o tb pi MoB ET H i (Late of Doncaster Hotel, Washdyke.)! Begs to inform his friends and the Public that he has I • LEASED THIS OLD ESTABLISHED ■ • / HOSTELRY, ■ . •J ? When he hopes, by supplying Jhe.b^ ' Accommodation and Liquors, to receive a continuance of their patronage. j * IN THE REFRESHMENT BOOM | Will"fee [found all seasonable viands jat ; moderate charges. / V ? ' Breakfast -• » J 0 Luncheons • • |59 m P .„ R B / ■Tea; v.. from 6 (all 8- • WINES & SPIRITS AND ALL OTHER „ DRINKS, -. | '., pi the very Best Brands. . j Good Accommodation for Travellers^; : J. McBETH. ; ■*., LYNWOOD HOTEL.,. T HAYE much pleasure in informing my J/. * friends and the general public that|l We TAKEN from ROBT. DEARBLHY fhTabove Commodious HOTEL, which for comfort is • unsurpassed in .Timarn. JSp pains or expense will be ispared, to . make the Hotel a home to anyone .giving me a call. Its situation is unrivalled, it being within! one minute’s walk of the Radway Station, and right opposite the Post-offide. The Wines and Spirits will be of the best brands. : ■ D . MAHONEY, . • • iiynwood Hotel.; Q U •.dB E N ’ S ■ .^IMARU H o t E l; > i 1! ' o. green, proprietor. : ? 11 late of the Ship Hotel begs |o ' inform' his old friends and the public gene- '! rally that he has taken the above Well-known v hotel which he intends' conducting op the most principles. _ • , a; This ' Hotel is situated close to tne Supreme, Distriotj-andMagistrate s Courts, and persons haying business to transact at those institutions will ‘find' every’Comfort at this Hotel.;«. ?.; !f :; < 't.A -■ .private rooms for families.: ........’Experienced, Servants Kept. ;■ ; ’/. The ’Proprietor.,hopes that _ his .long ’ experience in, the business will be considered^Va sufficient 1 of the cuisine and the quality pi thcWines arid Spirits. /// ~ /“ ! Sonpsi : Chops, and Steaks to the shortest .notice. ! ■'! • 5 ' MULLEN’S MELVILLE HOTEL, - v.,l . Nobth Road, Ttmaext. a j M 1 ’’” 1 ,■ MXJLLBN begs/te announce tohis * old friends and the public, pf Timarn "and/ District that., he "has , BE- ■ ENTERED INTO POSSESSION of the 11 above HOiTBL, which ..is nowr being • ' 88-FXJBNISHED throughout, Painted, !i -and Decorated. ' On / “ fbnhd Che of the MOST' COMFORTABLE HOTELS IN TIMARU. Private Suites of uI i Booms for : Families; 1 FREE BILLIARD ■; iBOOM with, good ' Tabid : fbr !the use of , ( ,ia stocked with all the Best Brands,; .Real ’ .Englishand Colonial Ale and Stout inbulk and,/bottle,/also'a, variety of Colonial Wines, all of which will be SOLD AT WHOLESALE "PRICES, and Delivered ; Free of Oarriage’ih Timarn or Suburbs, j . . ■ M.’MULLEN, ’•! ■ ■.. i . Proprietor.' ASHBUBTON HOTEL, *V ~BAST STREET, ASHBURTON, > j .i i: ' (Bstablistikd 1863]. I THE Proprietor of this Old-established House,-: whose reputation ; is well known, r . desires, to intimate to his Friends and the Public generally that he. has rebuilt aud renovated the Old .Establishment, which’is now Second to none in the County for Oonafori; and Convenience, And trusts that by Strict attention to business, combined with Moderaio Charges, to merit a fair share of public patronage. i Private Suites of Apartments for Families. First-olafo 1 Table, under the Management of an Able Chef de Cuisine. . / Good Stabling. D. MoKBNZIB v. .. Proprietor. , Q U B E N’sU O T B L,: Oobmbb of Thames' & Wbab Steehts, ■ O A M A E U. JAS. MARKHAM Pbofeletob; This magnificent Hotel is now open to the Public, the Proprietor having spared no expense in making it the Fines® Appointed House in New .-i ‘Zeax. and. . ••(';■ ,j■ •. There-'is a SPLENDID BIDLIARD SALOON •■’on tbb premises, fitted with Two of Alcpok’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. ' ‘OTEL, fJIHE QUEEN’S g( OHRISTOHUROH, For Hohie Comforts and Moderate Charges. 0. KHOWSLKY .. PaonoETOB.