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Cromwell Argus, Volume I, Issue 8, 29 December 1869, Page 6

Bendigo Gully, Lowburn, &c. BENDIGO GULLY KEEFS. QLD BENDIGO HOTEL AND STORES. SMITH & O’DONNELL. V *** Miners and Travellers can have first-class accommodation, and may obtain every information respecting the locality. Good Stabling ; Horse-feed always on hand. New Stone Premises are now being JAMES BEARE, GENERAL STOREKEEPER, Bendigo Gully. (In the immediate neighbourhood of the various quartz reels.) A large stock of Groceries and Household Requisites of all descriptions on hand. CROMWELL PRICKS. MERCER’S TEMPERANCE restaur an t, LOQANTOWN, BENDIGO REEFS, The only establishment on Bendigo where Travellers can depend on getting meals AT ALL hours, in quietness and comfort. The house is conducted strictly on temperance principles. The Restaurant is under the immediate management of Mrs Mercer, and visitors may rest assured that every attention will be paid to their wants. In order to keep pace with the increasing requirements of the township, the proprietor is about to make extensive improvements on the premises, and will shortly be in a position to offer excellent sleeping accommodation to Boarders and Travellers. Charges very moderate. FRANCIS MERCER. Proprietor. Vy AKKFI KI,!) FERRY HOTEL, ROCKY POINT, On the main road to Bendigo. Tbs bast quality of Wines, Spirits, and kept in stock. Good accommodation for travellers. *,* District Post Office.*,* THE WAKEFIELD FERRY Is the best and safest crossing-place on the Clutha River, and is on the direct road to the Bendigo Reefs. The Punt and Boats are worked by oareful and experienced boatmen, and the heaviest waggons can be crossed at any time with perfect safety.

YJT ELC OM E HOME HOTEL AND STORE, LOWBURN, About three miles from Cromwell, on the road to the Bendigo Reefs. JOHN PERRIAM • • Proprietor. Every accommodation for Travellers. ”

CHRISTMAS Jc NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS. < —o— ANAKA HOTEL, PEMBROKE. The above hotel, which is delightfully •<’’ situated on the margin of the VVanaka Lake, offers to the tourist and pleasure• seeker;; advantages rarely to be met with. ; The scenery in the neighbourhood is exVs ; ceedingly picturesque ; and on an Island in the Lake there is excellent rabbit-shooting. A large PLEASURE-BOAT is kept for the accommodation of visitors, and every \ care is taken to provide means for their enjoyment while staying at the Wavaka Hotel,, which is universally admitted to bo one of the most comfortable and best conducted houses in the Province. The Proprietors of the Wavaka Hotjx I can confidently stato that a more pleasant' method of passing a few days free from tha turmoil and care of business, than by th t sojourn in the neighhonrhood of the pic- i, tureaqne and romantic Wanaka Lake, can scarcely be imagined. , ( ■ ■ • . *< s ; '■ ;; ■ THE STORE, In connection with the hotel, is well Buppjie }? ■with Qroceries, Household Utensils, Irontac,.,. . gery, Mining Tools', &c. ' HEDDITCII & RUSSELL Proprietors, I