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Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 46, 17 April 1863, Page 4

ant* ;|^tanf aitfj-i; THE PRINCE OF WALES HOTEL (Late the " Robert Burns,") DEE -STREET, TNVERCARGILL. WLIVESEY begs to announce to • his numerous patrons, that the extensive now wing of his establishment is now completed, and enables him to offer accommodation unsurpassed by any Hotel in New Zealand. Tbe additions thus made consist ofa large and lofty Dining Room, private Sitting Rooms for families, and omfortable and well-ventilated Sleeping Apartments. The ALES, WINES, and SPIRITS are of the very best quality that can be procured in the Colony. A. M. CAMERON, (SUCCESSOR TO W. LTND,) ALBION HOTEL, JH\- Tay and Dee Streets, Invercargill. In addition to tho many improvements made hy 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 tho town of Invercargill, and the Province of Southland, and which will render the Albion 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. TIIE ALBION HOTEL LTVERY AND BAIT STABLES Are well known to bo already tbe besfc arranged turf 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, be guarantees that none but the best provender will be provided. The most experienced ostlers, also, will be in attendance. ARGYLE HOTEL, THE BLUFF. ALEXANDER MACDONALD, Proprietor, bears to inform the public and Visitors to the Bind', that accommodation of a superior nature will be found at his well-known Establishment. Civility, cleanliness, and prompt attention to the wants of his customors, have earned for the above old-established House the good opinion of his patrons. Wines, Spirits, Ale and Porter of tbe besfc brands always on band. Well- aired Beds. — Good Stabling. SOUTHLAND RESTAURANT, KELVIN-STREET, INVERCAItOILL. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. WELL-AIRED EEDS. JAMES MORRISON, Late of Mr Lang's " Old Identity," Dunedin PROVINCIAL CAFE, Tay-street, (next Union Bank.) F. H. LEE Regs to inform the inhabitants of Invercargill and surrounding district, tbat he has OPENED THE PROVINCIAL CAFE AND DINING HALL, and trusts by strict a< tention to the wants ofhis customers, to merit a fair share af public patronage. Haviug had many years experience in some of the first Hotels nnd Caf-'i in both Europe and Australia, he can confidently promise a Bill of Fare hitherto unknown in luvercargill. Mercantile gentlemen aud others will find at tbs Provincial Cafe", accommodation of a superior nature, and moderate terms. Luncheons, Dinners, and Snppers, can be had at a moment's notice, and at auy hour. An elegantly Gtted Smoking Room is in course of construction, attached to which will be a choice Library and Rending Room, containing English Australian, and New Zealand papers by every mail. EAGLE HOTEL, BLUFF HARBOR J. G. HUGHES, PROPRIETOR. JO. 11. , in returning thanks for lhe • liberal support he has hitherto received, beers to inform his palrons that he has just completed bis NEW HOTEL, which will 'be fbuml replete with every luxury the most fastidious taste can desire. N.B. — Large and commodious STABLING in connexion with the above. THE VICTORIA FAMILY & COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Clyde Street, INVERCARGILL. J. J. WATSON, PROPRIETOR. J J. W. would respectfully inform • visitors to Invercargill, tbat the above Hotel is one ofthe best conducted in Southland, and being within one minute's walk of tho JeMvand Government Offices, it affords unusual facilities to gentlemen in business. The wines and spirits arc of the mosfc choice description, and will be found second to none in the Province. J». B, — There is an elegantly fitted billiard saloon attached to the hotel. J. J. WATSON, Proprietor. p OMMERCIAL HOTEL, TAY-STREET. CONNELL AND HAGGART, PROPRIETORS. C. AND H. in returning thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed on their house, beg to assure their customers that no exertion shall be wanting on their part to make the Commercial second to no houso in Invercargill. The wines and spirits are ofthe best description, being purchased for cash in the Victorian markets. There arc extensive stables connected wifch the establishment, and also a large and well lighted BILLIARD ROOM. ROVINCIAL HOTEL, TAY STREET. A. PUETTELKOW, riIOPEIETOB. | Choice Selection of Wines and Spirits. "* GOOD AIRY BEDS.