Hotels’Etc, B r Superior accommodation for 'travellers. First Class Stabling. qriteeion HOTEL, ALEXANDRA. HENRY TOHILL, Proprietor. H. Tohill begs to inform the Travelling Public that this Hotel possesses every convenience, and trusts by strict attention to the comfort of Travellers and the Public generally to merit heir patronage. Private Parlor and Bedrooms. Large and Commodious Billiard Rooms, and Alcock’s Prize Table. The Best of Wines, Spirits, and Beers only kept. The Culinary Department Specially attended to. Good Stabling.
c OMMEECIAL HOT/11, ROXBURGH HOT/.L, H. H. HERON Proprietor. This Hotel now possesses every Accommodation, and combines the comfort of a Home with the conveniences of a HoteL Private Rooms for Families# First-class Table, under an experienced Chet de cuisine. Excellent Stabling, Stopping-place of Cobb and Co.’s through line of Coaches between Lawrence and Queenstown.
ICTORIA HOTEL, Junction of Bendigo, Raw; rge and Bannockburn B JAMER STUART, Late of the Bannockburn Ferry, Proprietor, having tmrchased the above newly erected and comfortable hotel, invites a visit from his old friends and acquaintances, who may rely on receiving every attention. All the requirements of a first-class hotel Choicest of Wines, Spirits, and Beers. Good Stabling. An Excellent Eight-stalled Stone Stable, replete with every convenience foi Travellers. Unsurpassed in the District. CROMWELL.
B LACKS OPHIR (BLACKS J. W. M'INTOSH HOTEL, No. 1). I n>n , Peopkietob The most comfortable house up»country ; built entirely of stone, w[th lath and plaster partitions', and accommodation unsurpassed. Lofty and well-ventilated Bedrooms, Dining and Sitting Rooms—the whole well and substantially’furnished. Good Stabling and careful attendance. None but the choicest brandsjof spirits and beers kept; while the cuisine is everything to be desired. s HAMROCK HOTEL, OPHIR, BLACKS.NO. 1)/ l m MARY GAYAN, Proprietress. This Hotel is built’of stone, and possesses accommodation equal to any house upcountry. TheJßed-rooms are Lofty, and embrace every comfort. Private Sitting undjßed-rooms. The only Billiard Table in the District. Unequalled Stone Stables and Loose Boxes. Horses and Buggies on hire. Changing Stage for Cobb and Co.’s Mail lane of Coaches,
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Dunstan Times, Issue 1277, 20 August 1886, Page 1
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333Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Dunstan Times, Issue 1277, 20 August 1886, Page 1
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