Mr. T. Daily, who had been for many years a resident of the Ash button district, and latterly proprietor of the Winslow Hotel, which lost its license through prohibition being carried in the electorate, has just taken ovei the Oxford Hotel, Christchurch, where he will be pleased to meet his rrrainy old friends from South Canterbury The Oxford is close to the business part of the city overlooks the Avon, and faces Market Square. The situation is all that could be desired, and Mr. Daily guarantees that nothing will be wantmg in the accommodation provided for boarder and travellers....
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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXI, Issue 42, 15 October 1903, Page 19
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