Page 2 Advertisements Column 4

Otago Daily Times, Issue 166, 28 May 1862, Page 2

Hotels, etc. ~~- AUSTRALASIAN HOTEL, ~, R Maolaggan-Sthekt. ALBERT GRIFFITHS, well known'to all old Victorians, as late Providore and Chief Steward -|- lo the Melbourne, Geelong and Adelaide steamers, in l< returning his sincere thanks to his numerous friends j,j and patrons, begs to intimate to them and the public generally that having completed extensive alterations - 1]) and additions to his hotel, he can now ofler very tc superior accommodation, and hopes by strict and wa- to remitting attention ,to their comfort to merit a continuance of past favora. , . . . . — In addition to the improvement to the interior ot , the hotel, there isexcellent stabling accommodation, ri with loose boxes. J ~~ THE CROWN HOTEL, _ Corner of Rattray-street and Maclaggan-street. : SOLE PROPRIETOR—DANIEL WHITE. millS Hotel is situated in the heart of the City, _L oilers the best accommodation for travellers and ; visitors, Mr. White paying the strictest attention to *J the wants of his friends, customers and such ot tlie st public who may favor him with their patronage. . D < None but the best brands of liquors are kept, and the charges are in all cases extremely moderate. p, M A RT 1 N'S H O T E L, >T Stafford-Sreet, .-■■'-. So long and favorably known in Dunedin as a firstclass Private and Family Hotel. : THE Proprietor begs to inform his' friends and , customers that his arrangements are now com- y plote to afford his old friends and- supporters all,the J comforts which are to be found in a well ordered home, .» with the liberty, and freedom of a-first-class. Hotel. -A Good bed rooms, clean well aired beds,'a liberal , table combined with very moderate charges, civility g and attention is what the proprietor is prepared to yv offer to his customers. , : . ■ .. .-- ■ '■* Excellent stabling connected with the Hotel. -t CALEDONIAN HOTEL, Comer of Walker and Hope-streets. CHRISTIE AND CO. PROPRIETORS. ■ | HAVING opened this centrally situated first-class ; hotel, begs to inform their friends and cus- ; t tomers that the accommodation they can offer is not i to be surpassed. Visitors to the Caledonian may rely upon enjoying all the recreative freedom of a well conducted hotel, with the quiet and privacy of a , domestic home. ... Wines, ales, and.liquors of the very best quality only drawn. ATTENTION!!! IF you want a glass of real good ale, clear as crystal, , , . , If you want civility and moderate charges, If you want a good plate of Scotch kail, ' If you want a clean bed well aired, and first-rate accoulmodation, call at J. CRAWFORD'S, Glasgow Arms, Princes-street, near the Cutting. t UNION HOTEL, Stafford-stbeet, - ' Gkokge Crowhurst, Proprietor. THE UNION HOTEL—of which G. Crowhurst is the original Proprietor—is the oldest aud most commodious Hotel in Dunedin. The proprietor having just completed large additions to his already extensive establishment, and having been granted a General License, can now offer unequalled accommodation to his numerous friends and patrons, for whom no endeavour shall bo wanting to render his House one ofthe most desirable in Dunedin. MOIR'S FAMILY AND ..COMMERCIAL HOTEL, i. MANSE-STREET, y DUNEDIN. '' rrUHS very extensive and commodious Hotel, X which has been fitted-up regardless of expense, , s and with the one object in view—that of the accom- ' modation of visitors and the public requirements in general —is now open. 0 MOIR'S HOTEL . Will not only be found the largest but the most con- ' venient Hotel in Dunedin. The rooms are large, - airy, light, and admirably adaptedfor visitors, who look -for the conveniences of a homewith all the freedom of a well-arranged Hotel. The wines, spirits, &c, drawn at Moir's Hotel cannot be surpassed—none but the very highest orders o " brands being retained in stock. ls A beautifully ordered Long-room expressly built for baUs^giMHNgg^iwyldin "• Vf {&&«**». ■wA-*P.*-1' fa:--r'"bbc. "" MOIR'S HOTEL, M A N S E - S T R E E . 'P 7th May, .1802. THE NEW TAMIRA BAR; NEXT THE ■ Theatre, High-street,' ]j WHERE ONE OF THE BEST GLASSES OF WINE IN TOWN MAY BE OBTAINED. . J. D. JONES, , 0 Proprietor. ' - m II E TAMORA HOUSE, High-street, t IS THE OLDEST FAMILY HOT E L. IN DUNEDIN. Whero comfort and freecdom, may be enjoyed. THE TERMS ARE IN CONSONANCE WITH THE PRESENT STATE OF TIIE TIAIES, 5. VIZ:—VERY LIBERAL. ' And all that pertains to Dunedin, in the form of edibles, guests mt^ dy upon being provides* with. TOGETHER WITH SEPARATE SLEEPING APARTMENTS. ii ALSO, | PRIVATE ROOMS FOR LADIES. This establishment is within two minutes' walk of £ the Post-Office. J. D. JONES, " Proprietor. PRINCE OF WALES HOTEL. r Princes-street South. 7 To Those Arriving at Dnnedin and Those .t Leaving it. ,t — e t NOTICE. BE IT KNOWN that the most convenient housein town, either for a short stay or a long one i- is at the PRINCE OF WALES HOTEL, Kept by mine host Davis. j- So well known to all Victorians good and.true. d Board and Lodging by the Week, Day, or any longer or shorter period, d AT THE MOST MODERATE CHARGES. jj Good Beds,' Good Meals, Good Liquors, Large Dining and Sitting Rooms, Airy Bedrooms, Private Apartments for Families, and all the conveniences of a - first-class hotel, under able and experienced management. Mr. Davis invites all and sundry, whether Victorians or from other Colonies, or those coming from Fatherland, to call at his house, and ascertain the good treatment,. civility, aud attention they will there meet with. 2 . THE MELBOURNE HOTEL, "' ,y Messrs. Ross & Johnston, Proprietors. lt nnHE extensive alterations and additions to the )f _|_ Melbourne Hotel being now completed, the Proprietors are enabled to ofFer accommodation to their friends, boarders, aud the public generally, not to be surpassed by any other hotel in town. •Boarders', travellers',: and casual .visitors' comforts s, at all times carefully attended to. "A "liberal table, good airy bedrooms, clean beds, I- civility, attention, and extremely ■ moderate .charges will always be the rule at the Melbourne Hotel, where Messrs. Ross and Johnston will feel proud and happy to give all and sundry a hearty welcome. .-