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BRACKEN'S QUEER'S A RJI S HOTEL, Largest and best conducted Hotel out of * Dunedin, and replete with every comfort to the visitor. No exertions have been spared to maintain the supremacy of the QUEEN'S ARMS HOTEL as one of ihw best hostelries in New Zealand. Attached to the Hoiul is u CAPACIOUS BILLIARD ROOM, Containing the BEST TABLE in the district, and carefully attended to. Adjoining also is BRACKEN'S COMMERCIAL HALL, open every night for first-class amusements only. A Quadrille Assembly meet three times weekly ; and Messrs WRIGHT and MORGAN, those talented artistes whose "music hath a charm," are engaged at present. THE BEDROOMS will be found unexceptionable, and under efficient female management. The Restaurant Department Maintains its high character. STABLES, in which horses are properly cared for by a real groom will be found annexed. The Best and Choicest Brands of Liqueurs only kept. 513 H. W. BRACKEN, Proprietor. POWELL'S FAMILY HOTEL, lULLAIIAT STIiEET. TN consequence of the success that has attended the proprietor upon the establishment in Queenstown of a really FIRST-CLASS HOTEL, he has lately made further extensive alterations and additions for the accommodation of his guests. The Hotel is now replete with every convenience. The PRIVATE BEDROOMS will be found unsurpassed, and the SITTING ROOMS are weil furnished and extremely cosy. Especial attention has been paid to having the house and bed-rooms thoroughly warmed, and visitors will find every c»mfort and luxury awaiting them. The NEW BILLIARD SALOON Is fitted-up in a style of elegance unknown on the goldfields, and affords a pleasant lounge. The name of the proprietor is a sufficient guarantee for the class of Liquors kept, The TABLE D'HOTE at Six o'clock is the best in the district.

PRIVATE SITTING AND BED-ROOMS for Ladies. 54 D. POWELL, Proprietor POST OFFICE HOTEL, BALLAIUT STREET. Charley Brock, Proprietor. ATTACHED to ibis tiuly comfortable Hotel, containing superior accommodation for visitors, is a splendid SKITTLE ALLEY AND GYMNASIUM. ! This establishment reminds one of the comforts of the parlors of the Old English Sporting House. CHARLEY BROCK is always at home to meet Lis old friends who so gallantly stuck to him in the old times. Lessons in the noble art of SELF DEFENCE as usual. Gloves, Dumb-bells, &c. Provided. Latest Sporting Papers to be seen. 449 PUBLIC NOTICE. TTARRY TIBBY (late of the London Bakery, and now mine host of the BOATMAN'S HOME HOTEL) begs to inform his numerous friends and acquaintances that if they favor him with a call at his hostelrie they will lind his Selection uf WINES AND SPIRITS UNRIVALLED; And he assures good sound Beer Drinkers that he can supply thf j m with THE GENUINE JOHN BARLEYCORN AT ONE SHILLING PER IMPERIAL PINT. 'lj' Note the Address— Boatman's Home Hotel, Queen's Wharf. Royal Mail Steamers and Sailing Vessels leave daily for Kingston, Frankton, and Head of the Lake. 50 EDINBURGH CASTLE HOTEL, Beach-street, Queknstown. E. COUTANCH.E "DEGS to inform his Friends and the Public that he has opened the above-named hotel, and that no effort shall be spared to maintain the credit of his establishment. FIRST-CLASS WINES, SPIRITS, ALES, &c. Good Beds. Every Accommodation for Travellers. 278

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Lake Wakatip Mail, Issue 143, 10 September 1864, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Lake Wakatip Mail, Issue 143, 10 September 1864, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Lake Wakatip Mail, Issue 143, 10 September 1864, Page 1

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