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Southland Times, Volume III, Issue 10, 30 November 1863, Page 4

Hotels and Restaurants. CRITERION HOTEL, TAY-STHEKT, . INVERC ARGIL L. RK3r. HOSKINS, begs to return his sincere thanks to his friends and- tb»- public for the very liberal support he hasreccived since lie opened his establishment, and to. inform them that ho, has removed to his new and more commodious .premises in Tay. street, opposite the Low tber Arcade. R. G. H., Having obtained a License, can assure his supporters that the Barwill.be supplied with Irst-class Wines, Beer, and Spirits, and will be second to none for accommodation in Invercargill. ' An Ordinary every day at 1 o'clock, with a firstclass bill of fare. ■ . • > A first and second classdining Room and two Sitting : Rooms; also, firnt-class accommodation for Families. Tbe Bedrooms are commodious and well furnished, and no effort will b 6 spared to make the Criterion worthyof its name, and deserving of the .jpport of both town and country settlers. ' - -Ri -G.- HOSEINS, CRITERION HOTEL, . / TAY-STEEET > Opposite Lowthcr Aicade. ROYAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, ) •Corner of Don and Kelvin Streets. ') EDWARD GUL N A IE, ; (Late of Alhambra Cafe), BEGS to inform his Friends and tbe Inhabitants "of-"lnvercargiH and Surrounding Districts that he '"■-"'- HAS OPENED THE ABOVE HOTEL and hopes, by strict attention to business, to merit a fair Bhare of public patronage. THE BED-ROOMS Are well-fitted- and ventilated, and contain every requirement of comfort. DKOVINC IA L HO TE L 1 TAY STREET. A. TUETTELIvOW, TBOPniETOK. i Choice Selection of Wines and Spirits. <300 D AIRY BEDS. p OMMEIt CI A L -fI'OTE L, TAr-STREET. CONNJBLT, A27T) HAGGATIT, PROPRIETORS. C. AND TT. in returning tfianks for the liberal patronage bestowed on their house beg to assure their customers that no ex ertion shall be wanting on their part to make the Commercial second to no house in Invercargill . The wines and spirits are of the best description, being pavchaßcd for cash in the Victorian markets. There are extensive stables connected with the establishment, and also a large and well lighted BILLIARD ROOM. ROYAL HOTEL, BLUFF HARBOR, TURST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION FOB COMMERCIAL GENTLEMEN Aim PRIVATE SITTING-ROOMS FOR FAMILIES. Mr Lockyer having had extensive experience in several Wholesale Wive and Spirit Stores, is a sufficient guarantee for the excellence of the liquors. LOCKYER & HALL, PEOPBIETORS. ROYAL HOTEL, PALMERSTON STREET, RIVERTON. rpHE Royal Hotel is situated within a minute's A walk of the Jetty, nnd offers to visitors and the residents of Riverton, accommodation -unsurpassed in New Zealand. Private Sitting R,ooms for Families. The Bed-rooms are large, lofty, and airy, and under the immediato superintendanco of Mrs Stewart (Mr Morrison's partner). Wines, Spirits, at:d Ales of the first brands. JAMES M. MORRISON and CO., Proprietors. GOLDEN AGE HOTEL, (Opposite the Jetty, Bluff Harbor, Campbelltown) DE SMIDT AND PETERSEN, PROPRIETORS. DE S. and P. beg to inform Families and "Travellers visiting the abovo Harbor, (hat they will meet with every attention, comfort and First-class Accommodation at tho above HOTEL. Boats always in readiness to convey passengers to and from the steamers. SOUTHLAND OYSTER SALOON, LOWTHER ARCADE. M'DONALD & CO., Peopbietoks. This Spacious Saloon is NOW OPEN, where l O YST ER S ! AND CRAYFISH SUPPERS Can be had at a moment's notice. FRESH OYSTERS EVERY DAY. mOUTHLAND RESTAURANT, KELVIN-STREET. MORTLOCK AND WILD. Pbopeiexoes. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. WELL-AIRED BEDS, Is. PER NIGHT. :r TRANSFER OF PUBLICANS' LICENSES VTOTJCE is hereby given, that a Meeting i.\ of the Justices of the Peace, residing in and near Invercargill, will be -held at the Resident Magistrates' Court, Invercargill, on Tuesday, the Ist day of December next, at 12 o'clock Thopn, for the purpose of taking into consideration applications for Tranfers of Publicans' Licenses. Every person desirous of obtaining a Transfer must, on or before Tuesday, the 24tU inst., deliver to me a notice in writing signed by him in tbe form prescribed by the Licensing Ordinance, sess. 11., No. XII. JOHN HARE, Clerk to the Bench. Invercargill, 19th November, 1863.