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Hotel Cards VICTORIA HOTEL, VICTORIA AVENUE, COMFORTABLE BEDROOMS, Excellent Accommodation Boarders Good Stabling and roomy Yard, J, W. ROBINSON, Proprietor mHE EMPIRE HOTEL, J_ WELLINGTON. The tindersigned begs to inform Members of the General Assembly, Commercial Travellers, and Visitors to Wellington that the Empire Hotel is now open". Since the late fire, the ] | above Hotel has undergone a complete renovation, no expense being spared to make it one of the finest hotels in the Colony ; the bed-rooms have been rebuilt, and considerably increased in number, the whole of which have been constructed on an unusually large scale. j SEVEN FINE SAMPLE ROOMS Have beer, added to the premises for the conveniercf of Oommercial Travel- lers. Ths Bath-room accommodation has aI.M? been considerably increased, and the general improvements have ! oeeD carried out on the most extensive scale. Suites op Bed- rooms for Families. J. LIGHTSOHIENDL, Proprietor. 3 1282 mHE WELCOME STRANGER 1 |HOTEL, WAVE R L V. Julia Price Proprietress. (Formerly ot the Ben Nevis Hotel, TLurakina ; and latterly of the Coach and Horses, Bulls.) The above hotel being now com- pleted, is general admitted to be one of the best appointed houses on the North Road. The aim of the proprie- tress has been to make the hotel replete with erevy comfort in the shape of the general requirements of the public. The Commercial Room is spacious, and well suited for travellers. Private suites of Parlors for Families, one with bedroom adjoining ; both are handsomely furnished. The house contains 15 bedrooms, all single withtheexcei)tionof two. Paddocks secure and well grassed. The STABLING is in charge of Mr J. Johnson, which will be a sufficient guarantee of the way they will be conducted. Horses bought, sold, exchanged, or broken to saddle and harness. I Wines, Spirits, and Beers of the best quality. JlO 1343 BEN NEVIS HOTEL, TURAKINA. James Olive, Proprietor. JO. having leased the above house. from Mr Farrel O'Riley, is pre- pared to offer superior accommodation for travellers, and also comfortable Rooms for PRIVATE FAMILIES. The house has undergone a thorough renovation, and eveiything will be car- ried on in first-class style for the future. It will also be the earnest endeavour lof the Proprietor to keep a Table second to none in the district. 