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Tuapeka Times, Volume II, Issue 94, 27 November 1869, Page 4

GRIDIRON HOTEL, PEESTCES-STREET SOUTH". DUNEDIN. This old-established and far-famed Hotel still maintains its weii-estahlished reputation for supplying the choicest brands of Spirits, Wines, Ales, &c THE RESTAURANT Ts still conducted on the old principle, viz., the most liberal supply, and the most Moderate Charges. A. M'ILROY, Proprietor. Rteadman's Coach for Green Tsland and East Taieri leaves this Hotel every afternoon at 5 o'clock, returning the following morning at ten o'clock. It also leaves for West Taieri every morning (except Sunday) at 8, arriving at the Buckeye at halfpast ten o'clock; returning from the Buckeye at 4, and arriviugatthe Gridiron at 6.30 p.m.

Cabs to any part of the City or Suburbs can be had at all times. GOOD STABLING ACCOM JTOPA.TrOIT. VVLIKKLKR'S ADVERTISING AGENCY,'* STAPFOKD STREET, DUNEDIN. RT. W II E E L E E, • COLLECTOU, Advertising and General Commission Ageut. Agent for Dnnstan Times, ITokitika Leafler, Huwke's Bay HeraH, LyttletonTtme-, kelson Mail, S./utliliind Times, Ttiapeka Times. Timnru H«raU, Taranaki lleral ', Panama Staranrl Herald. Wuikonaiti KeralU. Wulutip Vt»il, Weet Coast Times, and Wairaiupn Meiruiv. Note the Address :— Opposite the Provincial Hotel, Stafford-street. b . v^ 1" v i F7 • Saddles & Hatwfeb Makeu, L J nucec-strect south, O[>p»>>i o Cricket Ground, DU3JEDIS. A wleetion of La 'ies' and Gentlemen's Si'tldUa of the best wo. kinauehip always oa hand AJ tL-suJptiun* id fc>ml<ilcrj> anJ ILueiuit* .nuLk _j i\mta-