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Otago Daily Times, Issue 304, 10 December 1862, Page 7

Hotels, etc. 1- _ * " \_ ; COMMfiRC'IAL HOTEL, Camp-street, Junction. (Cobb & Cos. Booking Office.) /"IOBB'S COACHES arrive at and depart from \J the Commercial Hotel daily. ' ' Passengers by the above line will find the Commer- . «ial Hotel one of the best on the diggings, No expense has been spared to secure the comfort of all who may pay the hotel a visit. HOME, WEATHERLY & CO M Proprietors. Q.EELONG PRIVATE HOTEL, Maclaggan-street, BEAUTIFUM.Y SITUATED. PRIVATE BOARD AND RESIDENCE. Terms moderate. JAMES BROWNE, Proprietor. TTOTEL FOR SALE On the High road to the digajngs, nine miles from Dunedm, now doing a capital trade. The property w freehold. : For particulars, apply to : JAMES FINCH and CO., ; Rattray street. • THE DU* TSTAN. SH.AH RO C X H-,0 T E L— without exception the largest and most comfortable house on this gold field. A splendid Concert Room, sixty by twenty feet, is attached to the hotel. The Wines and Spirits will, as usual, be of the' very best brands. / The Restaurant is under the management of Messrs Anderson and Morrison, late of the Provincial and Criterion Hotels, Duhedin. ROBERT LYNCH, „ , ■• ;-__ ■'••' , Proprietor. Cobb and Co.'s coaches stop,here. OCTAGON FAMILY HOTEL, (Corner of Octagon and Princes Streets, Dunedin.} FTIHJS most commodious and centrally situated X Family Hotel, is now under the very able and experienced 'management of the late proprietor of Cooper's Family Hotel, Melbourne. Visitors arriving in Dunedin, from Victoria, New South Wales, the Northern Provinces, or from more distant ports, wil find the Octagon Family Hotel, to possess advantages over any other establishment in Dunedin. ! The apart ments are numerous, spacious, well venti- i ated and lofty. | The attendance such bs those who formerly patro- j nised Cooper's Family Hotel in Victoria were wont to receive. Quiet, civility, attention, and an excellent table, i combined with extremely moderate charges, will be found ever to.be the rule of this establishment. FTtHE AUSTRALASIAN HOTEL, Maclaggan JL -Street, . ' | By A. GRIFFITHS, ! Late of c Geelong, Melbourne, and Adelaide ! Steamers. Excellent board and accommodation for those arriving at, or departing from, Dunedin. Wood sitting rooms, well ventilated, and spacious bedrooms. Excellent stabling. UNION HOTEL, STAFFORD STREET, (Formerly kept by Mr George Crowhurst,) Now under, the proprietorship of J. HARDING & CO. FinHIS 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, TOO boarders. The rooms are airy, spacious, clean, and most comfortably furnished. The sitting and public apartments are replete with every convenience. A TABLE D'HOTE EVERY DAY, At One o'Gwok. - The Crystal Bar is a new aad striking feature lately added to the other attractions of the Union Hotd, from which only Ales, Wines and Spirits, of the very finest quality are supplied to customers. Mr Harding'B long experience in the wine and spirit business, will offer a sure guarantee of the correctness of this statement. 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 the city. A Night Porter on the premises. Passengers called at any hour requested. J. HARDING & CO. OOLLEY'S BEACH HOTEL, Beach-street, Hawkesbury, Waikouaiti. Travellers and passengers per steamars, will find the best of accommodation, at the abore hotel. Wines and spirits of he first brands. Good stabling; best hay and oats. Tenders- • rgIENDEES Wanted for Building four two-story JL Houses. (Labor only.) Plans and specification to be seen at Henry and Co's, Ironmonger, Octagon. NOT I 0 E . rnENDERS. — Campbelltown-road. — In conseJL quence of. an alteration in the projected works on the. Campbelltown-road, occasioned by a vote of the Provincial Council, the sections and specifications are withdrawn for the present. H. P. MORSE. THE B A Z A A R In Aib of the BUILDING FUND OF THE ENGLISH EPISCOPAL CHURCH, "Will be h- Id by the kind permission of John Hyde Harbis, Esq., In the Grounds adjacent to his residence, ''The Grange," on Tuesday, 16th December, and following day. The Stalls will be presided over by— Mrs Bamford • Mrs Jones, J. „ Black ' „ Kissling „ Buchanan „ Martin, R. B. „ Cantrell „ Morse „ Cargiil, E. B. „ Moss „ Cargiil, T. „ Rattray „ Douglas -„ Swjtzer „ Edwards „ Young „ Harris, J. Hyde „ Webb „ Ick „ Williams, Hugh, By whom contributions will be gratefully received. Persons requiring further information are requested to apply without delay to the Hon. Secretaries. : Mrs T. Cargiil. Mrs Mops. Rev. E. J. Edwards. ....... W. Carr Young, Esq. C. Dopping Irvine, Esq. PROVINCE OF SOUTHLAND. Monthly Mail Steamer from i Melbourne. rpENDERS will be received as under till the 22nd ;JL day- of December next, from parties willing to run a Steamer every month, for a periodj of Six Months, or more if agreed ou, from Melbourne direct to the Port of Invercargill, carrying Her Majesty's Mails. The Steamer will be bound to leave Melbourne within 18 hours after the arrival of the* English Mail, and to make the above Port of Invercargill the first of arrival and departure. By order, H. A. GILLER, Clerk to Superintendent. Superintendent's Office, Southland, 7th November, 1862.PROVINCE OF SOUTHLAND. Monthly Mail Steamer, from Melbourne. SEPARATE TF.NDEKS will be received at same time and place, for the same Service as above, with this difference, that the Bluff Harbor shall be the Port of arrival and departure. By order, * H. A. GILLER, Clerk to the Superintendent. Superintendent's Office, Southland, 7th November, 1826. Cr nance Letter 2 B L 8 0 N COLLEGE. raiHOiPAL RsaiHAiiD Bbottghton, Esq., M.A., of Balliol College, Oxford. ABSIBTAKT MASTERS t Jos* Yotog, Esq., 8.A., 'Trinity College, Dubli and G. CoraßarxL, Esq. DBAWIKQ AND MUSIC HABTEBS J. Guilt, Esq., and C W. Manby, Esq. Tebms :—For the usual course of education for tb three upper classes, £9, per annum: for the three lower classes. £& per annum; Drawing and Music, extra. Board and residence (including washing), £50 per annum, payable quarterly in advance. Pupils, not boarders, may dine at the College, at charge of 16s. per month ••, - Every pupil must be upwards of nine yean of age. able to read >fluen%, and write from dictation, ana Know, the.first four rules of arithmetic! ' " Further particulars to he learnt from the Secretary, Mr^RAtiawAiTJ, W whoa »pnli(»Uoa« m WU