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Observer, Volume 4, Issue 102, 26 August 1882, Page 375

JO- A «"• C;; ; .i^ .^'H'-'p.' ' J * J ij? > ' T O-'."!t IWx. ' j JOHN G1LLANDEE. :,...,...-..:..,...... PE0PE1ET0r' Beg'a to announce to his friends and the general public '. .' 'that he has- completed extensive alteration's • ; ;< • ".,'-, ■ •, . - } ', op. his premises, . ■ •'.' '„;..' / , Among the many iniiwoveinents, he has introduced ■ . A SPECIAL DINING-ROOM, ' Under the.superintendence of a well-known Caterer. The "Cuisine" -.will- be the best' the Season 'can ... . ' supply. . MEALS AT , ALL HOUES. BEST BEANDS OF ..WINES. AND SPIRITS.,. ■ ■ Hancock's Sparkling Ale always on Draught. Reasonable Charges. . Excellent- Faro. Civility . and Attention. , Good Stnblinsr. . .2126 l^T EWMAEKET ' TfTT O T E L , NEWMARKET. GEORGE H. EASTON (LATE OF WYNYAED ARMS HOTEL), 1625 PEOPRIETOE. m A U E 1 A N G A H O T E % Adjoining- New Wharf. tauba.nga, 626 JNO. MENZIES, Proi'biexoe. "m/|"ERCER REFRESHMENT ROOMS. MEALS EEADY jTO MEET EVERY TRAIN. LOOK OUT FOE BILL OF FAEE. LOUIS R. JAMES, 2 14 ' Proprietor. HKTOETHEEN WAIEOA HOTEL, -A-^i Dargatille. Good accommodation for Travellers. Saddle Hoi'ses "I|B js read j . Boats for hire. 1 B- LYNCH ' I J »OPHIEXOK. I P A R A TT O T E L, HELENSVILLE SOUTH. This favourite Hotel is pleasantly situated and has first-class accommodation. Saddle Horses Stabling and Paddocks. BILLIARDS. D. McLENyAN, Proprietor. "P ONSONBY CL UB 3EI~0~T~E~"l~, Cobweb ov College Street and Ponsonby Road. • One of the best lighted and bsst ventilated Billiard Eooms in Auckland. A Good Quoit Ground, and everything of the Best Quality. - - WILLIAM STANFORD, Phopbietob. JOHN SMITH, New Calebonia Hotel, Corner. Karangahape Road and Symonds Street. Best Wines and Spirits kept in stock. ■ Whitson's Al Sparkling Ale on Draught and in Bottles.. First-class Accommodation for Boarders 1552 m H I S T L E HOTEL, , Qu-een'-street, Auckland. SELECT BILLIARD SALOON, Containing one of Bennett's Prize Tables (the fastest and best Tables in New Zealand), and Alcock's Exhibition Table, that took first prize at the Sydney Exhibition (the handsomest Table in the Colonies) . The rooms are lofty and well lighted, and the marking most carefully attended to by 1930 J. CARRIGAN. TJ3RINCE A RTHUR TITOTEL, HOBSON AND ' WELLESLEY-STEEET, ■ Is now .thoroughly completed and ready to receive visitors arriving in Auckland. 'Sulendid apartments. Every convenience a first-class Family and Commercial Hotel can oomnmnd. . . ' . The Proprietor hopes that by giving every atteni, lon. and from time to time 1 further supply the wants . i'l'l3 customers he will obtnin and augment their pnionmge. The Wines and .Spirits, idsoAles, need no HUB E.RT' ' OR A. M, j . Pkopmetob. " A Quiet Hostelry." " Out of. the Hu, h- ; -. iv'.y." : iKT WITH THE' BEST OF LIQUOK, j : |P UST OM■HO US E r WW p r £ T -' T■ ! ' ' FOB'l'-STREET, ■ ' '' ••■ ' ! R. .R. .CAMPION,' . Proprietor.. . , . 2150 { ID~D'S COMMERCIAL .HOTEL~ ■ ■CORNEE 'OP- 1 ' ''. •' .'. !■ SHOETLiWD.AND ;HiGn" 3TT.'lsE',l'ft. ,; . Oebikabi, Tboj; 1 to 3 .O'wo0:-. ; : ] ' A'L-F^E t) ■X I TST.- , -.■■jjkX