Page 4 Advertisements Column 2

Southland Times, Volume 2, Issue 98, 7 October 1863, Page 4

©otrte anti Restaurant* ~~F. H. LEE'S PROVINCIAL CAFE, TAY-STkIiET. ' mHE Proprietor, F. 11. LEE, in returning thanks for the liberal support accorded him during the last twelve months, begs to intimate to the Public that he has made EXTENSIVE ADDITIONS To his already largo and commodious premises Consisting of — A LARGE DINING HALL, PRIVATE SITTING ROOMS, LIBRARY AND READING ROOM, BATH ROOM, Togelher with TWENTY WELL - VENTILATED BEDROOMS. Also, A portion of the establishment is set a part as A CAFE ESTAMINET. The proprietor feeling assured, from long experience in most of the principal Hotels in Europe, that nothing is more conducive to maintain a first-class character for an establishment of this kind than WISE LIBERALITY, And AN EXCELLENT CUISINE, Has therefore to announce that kc lia obtained the services of a French Cook. TABLE D'nOTE AT ONE O'CLOCK. There is limited accommodation for a few boarders. The sleeping apartments are altogether unconnected with the Cafe. F. 11 . LE E , Having at Great Outlay procured the finest GRILLING STOVE In the Colonies, and the only one in Southland, is now prepared to provide Grilled Chops or Steaks at a moment's notice, in a style equal to the first house in Lonilon ; lie has also obtained a COFFEE PEIICUL ATO R , And is now enabled to furnish a PVII E €V P O F C 0 F FEE, A Luxury nlmost unobtainable hitherto in INVERCARGILL A Fresh Supply of OUSTERS every evening Stews, <tc ROYAL HOTEL AND CAFE, PALM ER STON- STR E ET, IUVERTOX. milE ROYAL HOTEL AND CAFE, P.iLMEESTOX-STKEET, RIVEKTOX, Being situate immediately opposite the Government" Building and Post Odico, and in the vicinity of the Banks and Wholesale Stores, otters to visitors and the residents of Rivcrton, accommodation seldom, if ever, met with in New Zealand. The Bar is a very handsome room, fitted up in the latest st)le, so as to please crery one. The Smoking Room and Cafe are very nicely got up, and well Mipplie-d with a choice selection of books by various authors, and the last British Australian, and New Zealand newspapers. So as to supply a great want in this rapidly risiD"- city, the Dining Hall has been fitted up regardless of cost, where choice Breakfasts, Dinners, Teas, or Suppers, can bo served up at any hour aud at a moment's notice-; and under the direct management of Mr Morrison, who has had several years' experience in Hotels in the eld cou n try and the colonies. The Bed-rooms are large, lofty, and airy, nnd being under the immediate superintendence of Mrs Stewart (Mr Morrison's partner), is a sufficient guarantee for their proper management. The Bill of Fare will be second to none in Southland. "Wines, Spirits, and Ales of the first brands. JAMES M. MORRISON AND < 0., Proprietors. SOUTHLAND OYS TE R SALOO N, LOWTHER ARCADE. M'DONALD & CO., Peoi>kietoes. This Spacious Saloon is NOW OPEN, where OYSTERS AND CRAYFISH SUPPERS Can be had at a moment's notice. FRE^II OYSTERS EVERY DAY. COLYER'S~ PRINCESS'S HOTEL Mb. JAMES COLYEIt (Late of the United States Hotel, Talbot) j T)EGS to inform the inhabitants of Invercargill, and the G jld-fields in general, that he has pur chased the above named Hotel, which is situated in the centre of the City, and on the main line of road to the diggings. J. C begs to remind the public that they will find every accommodation and comfort, combine with civility and cleanliness, not surpassed in Invcrrargill. THE BEST WINKS AN DSPI HITS IMPORTED Dl It EOT FROM MJiLBOriiNE A fall i'r.mi all frieuds will oblige