The Cambria Daily Leader

V-"I7í -Pl.. [r + -r. UII[,,jA&:3r:J,Æ I PROPOSED NEW HOTEL, S RAND, London I FOR I Messrs. IR E. JONES, Ltd. g This palatial block if hotel and restaurant pre. ? mises it is proposed to erect upon a ?agsuncent | site in the Strand, Lc??on, covering the area now g occupied by the fa?c?s Tory's Theatre and several B adjacent premises. 'g The entire site constitutes part of one of the I most famous areas in ohi London, and includes one' a of those old-fashioned narrow flights of steps known a as Savoy steps, so many of which flights, from the g| j Strand to the Thames Embankment, existed in the days of the famous Architects, the brothers Adams. The lower part of the building it is proposed to erect in unpolished grey Aberdeen granite, and the upper part in White Carrara. The premises will contain very extensive restau- rant accommodation upon the Basement, Ground and First Floors, and extensive bedroom and reception I room accommodation upon the upper floors, to- gether with a very extensive and magnificent roo! restaurant. &M_J '11 ,='=-=-If [I]] IT nlCTIT Ulli[r_ _ft The entire premises it is proposed to erect in the 1 most up-to-date and sumptuous manner, and when 1 completed will form one of the finest hotel and B restaurant blocks in the City of London. 1 The above reproduction gives a very fine idea I of the latest effort of Sir Charles T. Ruthen, i F.R.S.B.A., and will without doubt go far to add g credit to a name rapidly becoming so well known B throughout the United Kingdom. I