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Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 30, 20 February 1863, Page 4

©otrls anU I^stauvanto. s . THE PEINCE OP WALES HOTEL , (Late the " Itobert Burns,") - DEE-bTREET, INVERCAEGILL. W_LIVESEY l»ep;s to announce to » his numerou3'pntr.ons, that the extensive new wing of his estnbli'thmcnt is now completed, and enables him to o_ffer accommodation unsurpassed ( by any lfotel in New Zealand. T-he additions thus made consist of a large and lofty Dining lto'om, 1 private" Sitting Booms for families, and comfortable and well-ventilated Sleeping Apartments. ; The ALES, WINES, and SPIRITS are of ' the very best quality that v can be procured in the 1 Colony. ( , i i ... A . M .CAM E R ON, (successor to \y..iinrp,) A L B I O N r H, O, T E L, JTjL Tay and Dee Streets, Invtrcargill. In addition to the many improvements made by Mr. Lind in the above 1 Hotel during the last three years, A. M. C. is preparing to make others on a scale required, by: the ltcreased population and business of the town of Irtvfercargill, and the Province of Southland, and which will render the Albiok second to no Hotel in the Colony. F»r 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 the best arranged and most comfortable in the Province, and an addition will shortly be 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 auaran(ee« llmt none but the best provender will be provided. The iiust experienced ostlers, also, will be in al tendance. AEGYLE HOTEL, THE BLUFF. ALEXANDER M ; \CDONALT>, Proprietor, begs to inform the public and Vii-itora to the UlufF, that ace tmmodalion of v superior nature will be found at his well-known Establishment. Civililv, cleanliness, and prompt attention to th« wani'o 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 StaWinjr. SOUTHLAND RESTAURANT, KELVIN->TREET, yearly opposite The Ikvf.hcaegill Times Printing OJjice. TAMES MORRISON, 5/ LATK OF Mr. Ling's " Old Identity," Ditnsd'm, Respectfully informs \\\* friends and the public generally. ' thnt he has Opened the above 'RESTAURANT, and he hopes, wiih civility, attention, and a good Bill of Fare, to merit a share of their patronage. BEDS. 1 STABLING. PROVINCIAL OAJE, Tay- street, (next Union Bank.) P. H. LEE Degs to inform the inhabitant? of Invercargill and surrounding dibtrict, that he hr.s OPENED THE PROVINCIAL CAFE AKD DINING HALL, and trusts by strict a'tention to the wants of his customers, to merit a fair share of public patronage. Having bad many years experience in some of the first Hotels nnd Cales in both Europe and Australia, he can confidently promise a Bill of Fare hitherto unknown in Invercargill. Mercantile gentlemen and others will find at th« Provincial <We, accnmmorlntion of a superior natur". nnd mnd"nt<! frms. Luncheons, Dinners, nnd Snppers, can be had at a moment's notice, and at any hour. An elerrftriHy fitted Smoking Room i« in course ofconpfructi-in, ■ittnchfd to which will he n elmu-e Library and Reeling Room, containing English Australian, and New Zealand pspers by every mail. SAGLE HOTEL. BLUfP HAHEOEJ. G. HUGHES PBOPKIETOR. Jfi IT., in rptin-n/np tbanks for the • liberal support he. bns hitherto receiver!. l>e>'S to inform his patro>s thnt he has ju<t completed his VE'W ifOl'^l'. which will be found replete with every luxury the most fastidious ta^te can de<ire. jf.B. Lir>'e and r>™morlious STABLING in connexion with the i».iove. I R'S PVJII LV >!c C' ) MMER CI A L T HOTEL, MA yst-STREET, DUNEDIV, ANDIt E W MOI R, PROPRIETOR. A. M. hci^ fo i:iP;rm vi«i'ors to Puncdin lh.it the above Hotel will he found rt-jjlete with everytlnnir neces'arv for the comfort of his patrons. Ti~e Wines and Spirits, h.-iving been carefully selected in the home markets by eminent judges, will be t'ounH second to none in New Zealand. N.B. —This House is in close proximity to the Ba-:ks and Government Buildings, and withiu one niinute;*' walk of the .lettv. THE VICTORIA FAMILY & COU\IKRC.AL HOTEL, Ci.tdr Street. INVEKCVIIGILL. J-. J. WATSON), PROPRIETOR. JJ. W. would i-spertfnlly inform • visitrn-s to Inverearall. that the above Hotel is one ot the best conduced in Southland, and being within one minute'siyalk of the .Tettv and Government Offices, it aflbils unusual facilities to gentlemen in bu mess. '. The «ines and spirits Dfe of the most choice description, and will be foiiid second to none in the I'rovince. 1 It. 15 — There ia an ele|jn!ly fitted billiard saloon attached to the hotel. 1 J. J. mi'SON, \ Proprietor. Southland Agricultural Society. A MRFTING of .the <\eneml Vninmii- /\ tie. will beheld in the Albion I »>i el . on Ihursdny, the 30th inst.. at 4 p.m. tor t K p, lr _ p ee of ieceiviiig the report of the Sub.Co\ )n jt. tee on Rules, Regulations, &c. wit!) a view t\the thorough organization ai d permanency of\h c S(jciet\ - . \ DUNCAN McAUriTUR, \ Int. Secretary. Tay-street, Inverenrgill. JUriT ARRIVED, ex Queen of Perth — 15 packages mefehandiso JAMES GRIEVE, Grocer and Tesv Dealer, Esk-street, Xnrercargill.