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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXX, Issue 19, 8 May 1902, Page 11

RAILWAY HOT E L J*- Thoknoon Quay, Wklunuton. UMES DEALY Proprietor Thisw^ll-kno-ATi TTotf'l is in olos.e proximity to Ixmh Rail-way Stitions, thereby offr'rmg futility to the travelling pnblic of b«-i:i{r able to leave by the c:;rly traiiif.. GuestH may depend upon 'o-inff called in Mn.c, a porter b»;inp kept ior O.l*k [n.rportu Tho Bed room a are we 1 ! aril f.o>)|f<irtahly f iir7. if-bfd. and the Kitrniif arid Ao^omm'clj '-ior i.h'ou^hont is all th-it wv } A h? d^ind, Tht> Wra.^ ai'.d SpiritH :<r^ all of thy Chr.icr-sr an<i IWt Brands. Duneciiu XXXX Br.cr tlwoye on tup. Tnhle d 1 flute daily from 12 to 2. and Menls tt all hoars for travellers. Free Stabling. TERMINUS U 0 T E L, $ DUNEDTN. This Hot*>l is situated just opposite the Triangle Gardens, Railway Station, a7.<l Wharves. It is one of the must beautiful positions in Dunerim. Ther^ i*. no pleananter place at which to live. The Hotel is quite now and the rooms are lar>_»p and lofty The Baths anil Lavatories are all th^t could be desired Tariff Moderate. THOS CORNISH ... Proprietor. TP F. LAWRENCE XJ# BUTCHER. 82 and 84 George btkeet, Dunedin. The Cheapest Shop in Town for Prime Ox Beef, Wether Mutton, Dairy Fed Pork, beautiful Lamb, Fat Veal, etc. Small Goods a Speciality — fresh daily. Cooked Mince Beef, Cooked Ilams, Cooked Ox Tongues got ready on the ehortest notice for Picnics and Parties. Families waited upon daily fo r orders.

ALBION HOTEL, x-*^x -*^ DEE STREET, INVEHCARGILL. M. METZGER, Proprietor (late Railway Hotel, Orepuki), Ilaving now taken posbefimon of the above favorite and centrally situated houf,e, which has been thoroughly renovated, will spare no pains to make travellers and the general public as comfortable aa post-ible. Only the best brands of Wires and Spiiits kept. A porter meets every train. JgUTLER'S FAMILY IIOTEL^ ASHBURTON P. Devane, Proprietor (late of the Afhbuiton Hotel). Mr Devane, having pDroh&p^d the abo-T Commodious and Wellknewr Hotel, is now in a pceitlrn to i,«c: rirrt-Olasa Acooruinod*. tion to Boarders, Vipitorp, and the Otmcrtvl lublic. The buildinjr has undergone a thoiou^h renovntiun fi-.u. ti-j^ t'; bottom. Visitors will find all the cj^forla L' f &. lic/n*. 6uod Tbble, Good Liquors, Modprat" fhar'/on, Billiard Room, Bath Room, and Good fcJtybiiig. Telkfeonx, No 20.