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Dunstan Times, Issue 204, 24 March 1866, Page 1

SYDNEY HOTEL. SUNDEKLAND-STREET, CLYDE. RESPECTFULLY informs his friends It and the public that he has purchased the above commodious and well-known establishment, where he seeks a continuance of the patronage so liberally bestowed upon nis prececessor, Mrs. Voss. The house possesses every accommodation for guests. The BED & SITTING ROOMS Arc clean, commodious, well ventilated, and furnished with every requisite for the comfort of visitors. WINES & SPIRITS Of the choicest brands. LIVERY & BAIT STABLES, Under the charge of an efficient groom. ITORSES & BUGGIES Always on Hiro.

SYDNEY LIVERY & BAIT STABLES, SUXDERLAND-STREET, CLYDE. (Opposite the Clyde Ferry,) Wm- Smitham, ProprietorpßSES & BUGGIES always on IIIR] L at a moment's notice.

8M.%9 M HiiiSy, SUNJ3ERLAND-STRSET, CLYDE, it GEORGE. WR. GEORGE, begs to inform his 3 friends and the public that since coming into possession of the Union Hotel he has put the house into a thorough state .of repair, and it now possesses very superior accommodation for travellers. THE BED ROOMS Arc well furnished, clean, commodious, and well-ventilated. PRIVATE SITTING BOOMS Have been added and comfortably furnished, for the accommodation of ladies and families travelling.

THE COFFEE ROOM Is superior to any in the district, and is well supplied with the latest llonio and colonial Newspapers. WINES, SPIRITS, ALES, &c, Guaranteed genuine, and the best Brands only kept. THE DOMESTIC ARRANGEMENTS Are actively superintended by Mrs. Gsokgs, and visitors may'" rely upon no exertions being spared promote their comfort. COBB'S COACHES Leave this Hotel for Dnnedin every Monday and Friday, at 6'p.m., arriving on return journey every Tuesday and SaturSMITHAM'S COACHES Leave for Quecnstown* every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 7 a.m.; return. ing every Tuesday, Thuisday,aud Saturday THE STABLING Is excellent, and an experienced grcom is always ia attendance.