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Southern Cross, Volume 2, Issue 33, 10 November 1894, Page 10

ALBION HOTEL, Invercargill. mssm* ,’5& SI -in 4. r!KI ❖A £?*£ ww iSS *>v Walter SEAELE, Proprietor.

JNYALID PORT 8 GRAPH ALFALFTJ, 8a 6d. Yalumba Special Invalid Port, vintage ’BO, 6s. Strongly recommended by the Faculty. Penfold’s Poet, 4s per Bottle. N. JOHNSON, SOUTHLAND CLUB HOTEL, Dee street. DESCHLEE’S Commercial and family HOTEL, Esk Street (Two minutes’ walk from. Railway station and post-offiee.j An addition of twenty rooms, in brick, has just been made, and having been built and fitted on the most modern principles, furnishes the house with every comfort and convenience. Fire-proof Sample Rooms. Porter for early trains. Strict attention. Moderate charges. C. J. HESCHLER ... ... Proprietor

HOTEL, Tay steeet, INYEECAEGILL. The farmers’ town quarters. Geo. Peiob Peopeietoe. Special attention given to the table. Good Stabling Free.

gHAMROCK JJOTEL. SFEY STREET, INVERCARGILL. h. McAlister. - - Peoprietoe. First Class Accommodation for Travellers 3f Boarders. "Wines, Spirits, and Ales of tlie Best Brands.

Millar’s Private Hotel, DEE STREET (Formerly known as Prince of Wales Hotel). THESE centrally-situated and commodious Premises have been taken over by JOHN MILLAR (Baker and Pastrycook), and are now being refitted in the most modern style. This Hotel will be conduced upon the lines of the very best private Hotels in the colonies; and the Proprietor trusts that by his long experience in catering for the public and by giving the public the best of fare to merit a fair amount of patronage. JOHN MILLAR, Proprietor. Refreshments at all hours. AT VIEW H O T E L, BLUFF. JOSEPH METZGER ... Proprietor. This newly-finished brick Establishment, situated in the most delightful part of the Bluff, affords every convenience and comfort of well-appointed House. Outlook unsurpassed in Southland. #*#Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths#*# H(| AT AURA BRIDGE HOTEL, CHAS. HUMPHRIES ... Proprietor. Excellent accommodation. Good Stabling. Humphries’ Hall—suitable for all kindsjof theatrical entertainments.