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—72 Killarney— Neivcastle.LAKES OP KILLARNE?.-mm pucKi^eg^ •:• P0ted>\JOHN ROSS, Proprietor.^ISITORS ana tourists are respectfully informed tnat this hole' !»* situated at the foot of Mangerton, and between the Upper and LowerLakes, and a minute's walk from Muckross Abbey, Tore Waterfall, &cIt stands in the very centre of the lake and mountain scenery (as a glanceat the map of the lakes will show), thus securing a decided advantage overthe other hotels, which are situated far away from most places of interest.-It is the most economical and comfortable, and combines the best skuatioowuh the most moderate tariff of any first-class hotel on the lakes.Being under the patronage of Mr. Herbert, and clc«e to the entrance gateof the far-famed demesne of Muckross, free access is allowed, and specialpiivileges are accorded, which parties staying at other hotels have topay for.Table d'Hotb at 6.30 p.mHotel Omnibus and Porters attend all Trains.Please note nroDrietor's name, and see that the 'bus you enter bears Cb*jnscriDtion. "The Muckross Hotel."ELIZABETH ROSS, Proprietress.THE BELLE VUE HOTEL,^ffE'WCA.STt.E, CO. DOWN.At the Base ofSlieve Donavd, and overlooking Dundrujn Bay.Private Sitting-rooms, Ind es' Drawing room, Splendiri Public Koomi, Billiards,Hot and Cold Baths, Livery Stables Post'uK, &c. rt. AbERNfcTHY. PKomiToH.For those requiriuK braciug air. a dry and health imparting atmosphere,Newcastle is ungiirpassed.A COMPLETE ENCYCLOPEDIA FOR 30J.Containing 4,000 pages, printed in double columns, andabout 50,000 distinct articles, 2,000 engravings andcoloured maps.Beeton's Illustrated Encyclopaedia ofUniversal Information, comprising Geography, History,Biography, Science, Art, and Literature.This work is now supplied in the following bindings:In Four Volumes, cloth gilt 30J.„ „ half Persian 42J.In Six Volumes, cloth giltZds." Beeton's Encyclopaedia is a perfect mine of information."—Leeds Mercury.London: WARD, LOCK and Co., Salisbury Square, E.C.