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Otago Daily Times, Issue 275, 6 November 1862, Page 6

Hotels, etc. COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Camp-street, Junction. (Cobb & Cos. Booking Oppice.) COBB'S COACHES arrive at and depart from the Commercial Hotel daily. Passengers by the above line will find the Commercial Hotel one of the best on the diggiugs. No expense has been spared to secure the comfort of all who may pay the hotel a visit. HOME, WEATHERLY & CO., Proprietors. HAMILTON'S GEORGE HOTEL. George-street, Port Chalmers, tr ,fc. door t0 the p°st-Office. I his Hotel is situated in the most central part or the town, and offers ample accommodation for travellers, visitors, and permanent boarders. No expense has been spared to secure the comfort of those who may visit it, and by the strictest attention to business and quiet civility, the Proprietor will endeavor to make this house well worthy of the notice of all those who may visit the Port. Nothing but the most approved brands ot Wines, Ales, Stc.^will be allowed in stock A good table, and extremely moderate charges will at all times be the rule of the establish ment. ROBT. P. HAMILTON, Proprietor. Late of Jones's Provincia and Commercial Hotels. — . ~\JT as. M U I R »s BEDFORD HOUSE, BELL HILL. Superior Board and Residence for Families and Gentlemen. OCTAGON FAMILY HOTEL, (Corner of Octagon and Princes Streets, Dunediu.) THIS most commodious and centrally situated Family Hotel, is now under the very able and experienced management of the late proprietor of C.oper's Family Hotel, Melbourne. Vi-itors arriving in Dunedin, from Victoria, New South Wales, the Northern Provinces, or from more distant ports, will find the Octagon Family Hotel, to possess advantages over any other establishment in Dunedin. The apartments are numerous, spacious, well ventiated and ioft.y. The attendance such as those who formerly patronised Cooper's Family Hotel in Victoria were wont to receive Quiet, civility, attention, and an excellent table, combined with extremely moderate charges, will be found ever to .be the rule of this establishment. UNION HOTEL, STAFFORD STREET, (Formerly kept by Mr George Crowhurst,) Now under the proprietorship of J. HARDING & CO. rpHIS is not only the oldest established Hotel in X # Dunedin, but is admitted to be the most commodius, convenient and central. It can accommodate without crowding or inconvenience, 100 boarders. The rooms are airy, spacious, clean, and most comfortably furnished. The sitting aud public apartments are replete with every convenience. A TABLE D'HOTE EVERY DAY, At One o'Clock. The Crystal Bar is a new and striking feature lately added to the other attractions of tbe Union Hot. I, from which only Ales, Wines and Spirits, of the very lines;, qua'ity are supplied to customers. Mr Harding's long experience in the wine and spirit, business, will offer a sure guarantee of the correctness of this statemeut. THE BILLIARD ROOM Is provided with one of the best tables, attended by very experienced marker. It is spacious and commodious, and admitted to be one of the most convenient in tbe city. A Ni::lit Porter on the premises. Passeugers called at any hour requested. J. HARDING & CO. THE Proprietors of the Abbeyleix House, beg to acquaint their friends and the public, that they have made very' extensive alterations in their establishment, and are now opening it as a FIRST-CLASS HOTEL AND BOARDING HOUSE. The well-known character ofthe house,the elevated grounds it stands upon,- as well as the interior elegance and convenience of this Hotel, will and . must render it one of the most desirable residences of Dunedin and its vicinity. The House is now fit to accommodate a hundred ! persons with comfortable bedrooms, and everything has been done to render the table acceptable to the most fastidious lovers ot good cheer. A large and elegant dining room is set aside for those who prefer dining off a well spread tible, at as low a price as possible, aud the sleeping compartments of that part ot the house, are weU aired, clean, and . comfortable. For the healthy recreation of boarders, a large double Bowling Alley will be available, and the best of Wines, Liquor? and Ales are unquestionably to be had at the Abbeyleix Mouse Bar. The Hotel is situated in MACLAGGAN-STREET, Almost opposite the Dunedin Club. THE AUSTRALASIAN HOTEL, Maclagga Street, - By A. GRIFFITHS, Late of the Geelong, Melbourne, and Adelaide Steamers. _ Excellent board and accommodation for those arriving at, or departing from, Dunedin. Good sitting rooms, well ventilated, and spacious bedrooms. Excellent stabling, TIJOOLLEY'S BEACH HOTEL, Beach-street, Vf Hawkesbury, Waikouaiti. Travellers aad passengers per steamars, will find the best of accommodation at the aboye hotel. Wines and spirits of the hsfc brands. Goxl stabling ; best hay and oats. TT O T E.L F OR SALE On the High road to the diggings, nine miles fro Dunedin, now doing a capital trade. The property is freehold. For particulars, apply to - JAx\IES FINCH and CO., Rattray street. /CALEDONIAN SOCIETY OF OTAGOpresident : A. M'LEOD, Esq. Vice-pr :• si dent : A; M'LANDRESS, Esq. treasurer: J. HEALY, Esq., At A. Mercer's, Princes-street. directors: J. SIBBALD. A. G. ALLEN. J. O. CAMPBELL. J. C STOTT R. CAMPBELL. A. MURRAY. A.J.CAMPBELL. J.JOHNSON. W. LANG. . . H. W.SHILLINGL \W, W.-HAY. A. MERGER^ hon. secretary: A. DICK, Esq. Office of the Socie'y - M'Cubbin's Otago Hotel, Rattray-street. The objects of the above Society shall be the pro motion of Benevolence, National Literature, Customs, and Accomplishments.' 1. BENEVOLENCE-To be promoted by contributions to the-funds of such charitable institutions a i the Directors may determine, and by-giving information and advice to newly arrived immigrants, ani by aflording'for special cases of destitution such temporary relief as to the Directors may appear practicable or expedient. 2. LITERATURE—To be promoted by offering . prizes for the greatest proficiency'of pupils attending the various educational institutions of the Colony, and also by-procuring and disseminating inf irmation regarding the poetry, history, and archaeology of Scotland. . . ■ 3. CUSTOMS' AND^ACCOMPETSHMENT.S- . To be promoted by offering prizes-for excellence in the performance of National feats games; -and exercises, to be exhibited at.the Annual Gatherings of tie Society :' •-'•'/' ". *V ' . ,', ' A