Towns > Stirling > 1887 - Wilson's business directory of Stirling, Bridge of Allan, Causewayhead, Bannockburn, and neigbourhood

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ORIGINAL ROYAL RESTAURANT,
29 KING STREET, STIRLING
(UNDER STRICTLY NEW MANAGEMENT).
T^NTIRELY Re-Furnislied and Re-Decorated in First-Class
■^^ Style. "Witliin one minute from the Tramway Cars,
Two Minutes from the Railway Station, and on the way to
the Castle.
BREAKFASTS, LUNCHES, DINNERS, TEAS, AND SUPPERS,
ON SHORTEST NOTICE.
WINES, SPIRITS, AND MALT LIQUORS OF THE VERY BEST QUALITY.
Complete Hiring and Posting Establishment. Moderate Charges.
ROBERT M'KENZIE, Proprietor.
STAR HOTEL,
Corner of BAKER ST. and FRIAR ST., STIRLING,
TTAS heen Re-Furnished and Re-Decorated in First-Class
"^ Style. Commercial Gentlemen will find every con-
venience and attention in this Old-Estahlished Hotel.
BREAKFASTS AND DINNERS FROM 1/9 UPWARDS.
TEAS— PLAIN, 1/; WITH MEAT, 1/9. BED-ROOM, 2/.
No Charge for Attendance.
Having acq:uired a Lease of the Rod and Line Salmon Fishing
belonging to the town of Stirling, Gentlemen staying at
the Hotel can have Fishing on the above Waters Free of
Charge.
R OBERT M'KENZIE, Proprietor.
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