Liverpool :-Angel Hotel. The Hotel is situated opposite

the Exchange, close to Landing Stage, and within easy distance of all Stations. Cuisine excellent. Choice Wines. Passenger Lift.-J. M. ŠIEGERS, Manager.

Liverpool :-Bear's Paw Restaurant. 53, Lord Street. Luncheons, 1 to 3 p.m. Teas, 3.30 to 5.30 p.m. Special Table d'Hote, 5.30 to 8 o'clock, consisting of Soup, Fish, Entree, Joint, Poultry, Sweets, Cheese. &c., 3s.-ALFred Earp, Manager.

Liverpool :-Compton Hotel, Church Street, overlooking

the gardens of the Pro-Cathedral. This Hotel, for Families and Gentlemen, occupies the finest site in the principal thoroughfare of the City. Telegrams: "Compton"; Telephones: 58-8058. WM. RUSSELL, Proprietor.

Liverpool :-Exchange Station Hotel. Near the Landing

Stage and principal centres of business. Telegrams, "Station Hotel, Liverpool." Telephone, Nos. 0310 and 0311.

Liverpool-Falcon Restaurant, 30, Lord Street, and 25,

Cable Street. Best appointed Restaurant in Liverpool. Dinners à la carte and Table d'Hôte from 12 noon till 8 p.m.-B. W. THISTLETHWAITE, Manager,

Liverpool :-Laurence's Temperance, Commercial and

Family Hotel, 20 and 21, Clayton Square. This Hotel contains upwards of 100 rooms, including coffee-room, private sitting-rooms, billiard and smoke rooms. The bedrooms are well ventilated and comfortably furnished. Charges strictly moderate. Close to railway stations. Telephone: Roval 2657.

Liverpool-Shaftesbury Temperance Hotel, Mount

Pleasant, near Linie Street and Central Stations. 100 rooms; moderate charges: electric light. Electric trams from Landing Stage and Castle Street, near Exchange Station, pass the door. Telegrams: “Shaftesbury Hotel, Liverpool.”

London :-Bedford Hotel. Central position, recently rebuilt. Over 200 rooms. Lifts, baths, electric light throughout, three billiard tables, conservatory, night porters. Room, table d'hôte breakfast and attendance, 5s. London :-Grand Hotel. This celebrated Hotel has been much enlarged, and many luxurious additions made. Unrivalled cuisine. wines. Proprietors: GORDON HOTELS, Ltd. London: Hotel Victoria.

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Londonderry :- Ulster Hotel, Guildhall Street and Post Office Street. First-class Family and Commercial, Recently rebuilt and fitted with aly modern appliances, Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths. Omnibus attends all trains. Telephone, 163.—Miss KELLY, Proprietress.

Paris-Grand Hotel du Louvre. First-class. Most central and convenient location. 300 rooms. Every modern comfort. Unrivalled cuisine and cellar.

Porthcawl:-Marine Private Hotel and Boarding House.

Inclusive terms from 30s. Ideal family house. Also Mackworth Hotel, Swansea, and Central Hotel, Cardiff. National Telephone, o197.-R. E. JONES, Ltd., Proprietors. Portsmouth :-Miller's Solent Commercial and Family

Hotel, Hampshire Terrace, Southsea. Telephone: 297; Telegraphic Address: Miller's Hotel, Southsea. Electric cars pass the door. Five minutes from Town Station and also from the Clarence Pier,

Queenstown:-Queen's Hotel. Splendid situation opposite

the Harbour and Promenade, Re-decorated, re-furnished, Electric light throughout. 100 Bed and Sitting Rooms, American Bar, Starting place for Glengariff and the Lakes of Killarney.

Sligo Hotel Victoria. Patronised by His Excellency The

Lord Lieutenant Earl Dudley, the nobility and gentry. Every comfort; moderate charges. Hot and Cold Baths. Billiards; Golf. Posting. Omnibus attends all trains.-J. A. HALL, Proprietor.

Southampton-Dolphin Hotel, near Docks and Station. Electric cars from Docks and Stations to Hotel. Illustrated tariff on application to CHARLES HART.

Southport:-Prince of Wales Hotel. The leading Hotel. Near Pier, Railway Station, and Golf Links, &c. Electric Light throughout, Passenger Lift. Exquisite Cuisine. Tariff moderate, Telegrams: "Prince, Southport.1 Telephone, 15.-Manager HY, GASCOIGNE.

Southsea-Miller's Solent Hotel, Hampshire Terrace.

Telephone, 297. Telegrams: "Miller's Hotel, Southsea." Night Porter.-F. T. CLOGG, Proprietor.

Swansea :-Mackworth Hotel. The most popular house

for "Docks" gentlemen and commercials. Restaurant attached. 100 Bedrooms. 12 Billiard tables. Full licence, Bedrooms, 25. No extras. Also Central Hotel, Cardiff; Marine Hotel, Porthcawl. National Telephone, 232.-R. E. JONES, Ltd., Proprietors.

Tunbridge Wells-Hotel Wellington. Hôtel de Luxe of Kent. Inland watering place, 30 miles from London. Superb scenery. H. W. BOSTON, Manager. Telephone: No. 50. Garage.

Warwick -Woolpack Hotel. First-class

Family and Commercial. Much enlarged. Heated throughout in winter. Excellent stabling. Moderate charges. (Mrs.) ANNE HALBEARD, Proprietress. Wexford :-White's Hotel. Family and Commercial. (Established 1795). Posting in all its departments. Hearses, Mourning Coaches, &c. Tourists visiting Wexford will find at White's Hotel first-class accommodation and moderate charges. There is an extensive Posting Establishment attached, and visitors can be supplied with cars and carriages. Cycle room and Billiard room, An Omnibus attends all trains.-HUGH MCCARTHY, Manager.

Whitstable-Duke of Cumberland Hotel.

Billiards. Accommodation for Motorists. Telephone, 031. Telegrams: "Duke, Whitstable."CHARLES GREENSTED, Proprietor.

Hatfield, Cameron & Co., Grangemouth & Greenock Dockyard Company