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North Otago Times, Volume II, Issue 42, 8 December 1864, Page 4

Dunedin Advertisements. i "pOYAL HOTEL,! GREAT KING-STREET, j Near Water of Leith, Duneelin. B DANIEL WHITE, j (Late of Crown Hotel). First-class accommodation 1 for TraveUers. Visitors from the coimtry can rely 1 on being called m tune for Cobb's Conveyance*, 1 which pass the eloor. 3 TIT OIR'S FAMILY HOTEL, 1 MANSE-STREET, DUNEDIN. | JOB WAIN, Proprietor. j The above well-known Hotel has every conve- § nience for Boarders. |j Visitors will meet witb the utmost civility ami || comfort. H I? Wines, Spu-itS, and Ales, etc., of the best brands, jj ROBERT O S L E 11, 1 I ROYAL GEORGE HORSE BAZAAR, | GEORGE-STREET, DUNEDIN. j Livery and Bait Stables. Horses and Carriages Bought and Sold on Commission. m Hay, Chaff and Oats, etc., for Sale. || Livery, 7s Gel per night. U T> ED LION HOTEL, I [STAFFORD-STREET, DUNEDIN, | (Between the Provincial and Union Hotels). 3 First-class accommodation for Boarelers, at moderate m chin ges. h Sphits, Wines, etc., not to be surpassed in Dunecbn. | WHITLOCK& THOMPSON, 1 Proprietors. fj OCTAGON J FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL HOTEL, j PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. j rnHIS well-known Hotel is situated in the | most pleasant part of Duneelin, and its accommocfa- | 5 tion for Families and Single Gentlemen cannot be | I surpassed. | F. WATERS, Proprietor, J (Late of the Old Club Hotel.) I . i M'CUBBIN'S OTAGO HOTEL, ( Rattray street, Dunedin. I The above establishment is centrally situated, and g is the only place in Dunedin that affords that ae< o- j modation"'to travellers so much wanted —vi 7., a | class table at all hours, and unequalled Wines aid | Beers, which can be had only at this house. | - ■ — >* — ■*) Conveyances. | pOBB AND CO.'s TELEGRAPH LINE j OF ROYAL MAIL COACHES. j I NORTHERN BRANCH. j VIA WAIKOUAITI, OAMARU, TIMARU, j AND ON TO | CIIKISTCIIURCII, CANTERBURY; 1 Leaving the Booking Office, Stafford-street, | Duneelin, every | MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY f Mornings, at 5 a.m., and passing through the 1 following important districts, at the undermen- [ tioned Fares . — \ £ s d. | Blueskiu ... 15 miles . 0 12 6 § Waikouaiti . . 30 ~ .10 0 f P.ilmeiston 40 „ 110 0 | Hampden 5" „ 2 0 0 | Otepopo 65 ~ . 2 5 0 *■ Oamaru ... 80 „ ... 210 0 Waitaki 95 „ 3 0 0 Waunate . 110 „ 310 0 Pa.eoia 120 ~ ... 3ln 0 f Timaiu .. 118 ~ .400 Arrowenua ... 149 ~ ... 410 0 Oiaii ... lfiO „ ... 5 0 0 Rangitata 176 „ 55 0 \ Hinds ... 189 „.5 10 0 j Ashbuiton ... 200 „ ... 515 0 [ Rakaia ... 220 „. . 6 0 0 Selwyn . . . 230 ~..650 Vveedon's . ..243 „ ... 610 O Christchureh .. 233 „ ... 610 0 pOBB AND CO.'s TELEGRAPH LINE OF ROYAL MAIL COACHES, FROM OAMARU, TO TIMARU AND CHRISTCHURCH ; Leaving Baker's Hotel, Oamaru, every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY Mornings, at 7 am, passing through the following places, at the undermentioned Fares : — £ * d. Waitaki ' ... ... 010 0 W.uniate . • • 10 0 Paieoia . . . 110 0 Timaiu . ... 2 0 0 Ar'owenua . 2 10 0 Oiaii ... 2 15 0 Rangitata . ... 30 0 Hinds ... . . 3 5 0 Ashbuiton .. 3 10 0 Rakia . . . 4 0 0 Selw-vn • • 4 7 6 Weedons ... ... 4 15 0 Christclnuch . . 5 0 0 Paieels at reduced rates as per agreement. For Continuation oj Dunedin Advertisements, •>*ee Supplement. TIIE OAMARU TIMES AND WAITAKI REPORTER, IS PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY Morning, at the Office, Wansbeck-street Oamaru. _■—_———— TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:— Single Copy, per year ... ... £1 5 0 Five copies, per year ... ~, 5 0 0 Clubs of 20, sent to one address, per year .. ... ... 18 0 0 AU Subscriptions to be paid Half-yearly in Advance TERMS OF ADVERTISINGFirst insertion ... ... 3s. per inch. Every subsequent insertion . . ls. 6d do.