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Dunstan Times, Issue 332, 4 September 1868, Page 1

BRITISH HOTEL, Corner of [ANOVER-ST. & GEORGE-ST., DUNE D I N LEXANDER M'GREAGOR rel spectfully informs his friends that e best Wines and Spirits are altys kept, Charges Moderate. ANSEN'S ALLIANCE HOTEL tfACCLAGGAN-ST., DUNEDIN B U S C H, Proprietor, begs to I. notify to the mining community at he has reduced the price of Board id Lodging to £1 per week. Comfortable Sitting and Bed Rooms. N.B. The up-country Newspapers ken in. YORK HOTEL, GEORGE-STREET, DTJNEDIN. \NE of the largest and most con- / venient houses in Dunedin. Best Brands of Wines and Spirita :-pt. MILLAN and HALL, Proprietors. M'ILROY'S Old-established "RIDIRON HOTEL, Princes street South, Dunedin, Nearly opposito the "Times" Office.) 4LEXANDER M'ILROY, in fi. thanking his friends and the pubic generally for the kind support accorded to him during the last six .-ears, begs to remind them that he ms on hand, as usual, the first NEW BREW That comes to this Market. BASS'S Xo. 4, at present on draught, is in splendid condition, and well worthy a visit of inspection. The Wines and Spirits, also, of the finest brands obtainable, and cannot fail to give univeisal satisfaction. The accommodation for Travellers and Boarders cannot be surpassed in the City For the convenience of Travellers ontheEastandWestTaierißoad.Steadman's Coach runs daily to and from A. MILROY, GRIDIRON HOTEL, Princes-street south, Nearly opposite the " Times" Office. Nos 35, 36, and 37, FLEET-ST., and No. 1, Provincial Oyster Saloon, Stafford-street, DUNEDIN. J. H. JEWITT, THE only Fishmonger, Fish-curer, and Poulterer in Dunedin. Smoked Fish of all kinds always on hand. Country orders promptly attended to. Oyster Suppers after the Theatre. WILLIAM DAVIES, BUTCHER, GEORGE-STREET, DUSnEDIJC. Opposite M'(Jr. aid's, Fruiterer. FAMILIES waited on for Offdnv