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Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 16, 2 January 1863, Page 4

gotcte ana a&esftaurautsi. THE PEINCE OF WALES HOTEL, (Late the " Robert Burns,") DEE - STREET, IN VERCARG fLL. WLIVESEY begs to announce to c his numerous patrons, thnt the extensive new wing of his establishment is now completed, and enables him to offer accommodation unsurpassed by any Hotel in New Zealand. The additions thus made consist of a large and lofty DiningRoom, private Sitting Rooms for families, and comfortable and wcll-veutilated Sleeping Apartments. The ALES, WINES, and SPIRITS are of the very best quality that can be procured in the Colony. A . M . CAME RON, (Sr/CCEBSOK TO W. 11 ND,) A L B I O N HOTEL, JTjL Tay and Bee Streets, Invercargill. In addition to the many improvements made by Mr. Lind in the above Hotel during the last three years, A. M. C. is preparing to make others on a scale required by the increased population and business of the town of Inv ?nrgill, and the Province of Sou!' hind, and which will render the Albioi. second to no Hotel in the Colony. For the convenience of his customers, A. M. C has made arrangements for receiving regular files of the principal Melbourne, English, and Scotch papers ; also the Otago and Southland papers. THE ALBION HOTEL LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES Are well known to be already tbe best arranged and most comfortablo in the Province, and an addition will shortly bo made, containing extra Loose Boxes, and open airy stabling for the accommodation of country horses. A. M. C. begs to add that, from his long experience in connection with horses, he guarantees that none but the best provender will be provided. The most experienced ostlers, also, will be in attendance. ARGYLE HOTEL, THE BLTJPF. A LEXANDER MACDONALD, ProJLJL prictor, begs to inform the public and Visitors to the Bluff, that accommodation of a superior nature will be found at his well-known Establishment. Civility, cleanliness, and prompt attention to the wants of his customers, have earned for the above old-established House the good opinion of his patrons. Wines, Spirits, Ale and Porter of the best brands always on hand. Well- aired Beds. — Good Stabling. THE VICTORIA FAMILY & COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Clype Street, I >' V E R C A R GILL. rfILIE Proprietor of the above newly JL erected and commodious Establishment, begs to inform the public that he is now prepared to offer accommodation on a scale tar surp rsing that usually provided in Invercargill — a desidera turn lonjr required, but hitherto unobtainable. For Families arriving from the neighbouring Provinces and Colonies, this Hotel, f.om its close proximity to the Jetty, and the assurance that no excrtio'i'on the part of the Proprietor will he wanting to ensure the comfort of his guests, will be found the most convenient and desirable in the town. I To Commercial Gentlemen, Settlers, and others who desire good quarters, -without the bastle of such frequent occurrence in most Hotels, the Victoria will be found to ensure the former without the lixttor. The Wines, Spirits, Liquors, and Viands provided, will be such that the most fastidious will pronounce " Nonpareil." In conclusion, the Proprietor will add that the order of his house will be " Cleanliness and Civility." One vi-it will suffice to prove the fact. Every' endeavnur will be made to keep pace with the requirements of the times, and secure a continuance ol the support now respectfully solicited "by J. J. WATSON, Proprietor. Victoria Hotel, Tnvcrcnrgill, June 2hth, 1862. j SOUTHLAND EESTAURANT, j KELVIN-STREET, | Nearly oj'posite The Invkkcargii.i, Times | Printing Ojjicc. j TAMES MORRISON,; ft) LATE OF Mr. Lang's "Old Identity." JDnnedin, Respectfully informs his friends and the 'public ; generally, "that he has Opened the above j RESTAURANT, and he hope-;, with civility, attention, and a good Bill of Fare, to merit a share of their patronage. BEDS. | STABLING. PROVINCIAL CAFE Tay- street, (nest Union Bank.) F. H. LEE Begs to inform the inhabitants of Invercargill and surrounding district, that he has OPENED THE riIOVINCIA L CA F E AND DINING HALL, and trusts by strict attention to the wants of his customers, to merit a fair share of public patronage. Having had many years experience in some of the first Hotels and Cafes in both Europe and Australia, he can confidently promise a Bill of Fare hitherto unknown in Invercargill. Mercantile gentlemen and others will find at tha Provincial Cafe, accommodation of a superior nature, and moderate terms. Luncheons, Dinners, and Snppers, can be had at a moment's notice, and at any hour. An elegantly fitted Smoking Room is in course of construction, attached to which will be a choice Library and Reading Room, containing English Australian, and IN'ew Zealand papers by every mail. EAGLE HOTEL, BLUFF HARBOR. J. G. HUGHES, PROPRIETOR. JG. IT., in returning: thanks for the c liberal support he has hitherto received, begs to inform his patrons that he has just completed his NEW HOTEL, which will" be found replete with every luxury the most fastidious taste can desire. N.B. — Large and commodious STABLING in connexion with the above. M O I R'S 17 A M I LY & COMMERCIAL JJ HOTEL, MANSE-STREET, DUNEDIN, ANDREW MOIR, PROPRIETOR. A. M. begs to inform visitors to Dunedin that the above Hotel will be found replete with everything necessary for the comfort of his patrons. The Wines and Spirits, having been carefully selected in the home markets by eminent judges, will bo found second to none in New Zealand. N.B. — This House is in close proximity to the Banks and Government Buildings, and within one minutes' walkof the Jetty.