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Southland Times, Volume III, Issue 47, 24 February 1864, Page 4

Hotek and Re^^rahts. ROYALVHOTELv BLUIT HAKBOB. 'TIIBST.'OIrASS ACCOMMODATION , POR COMMEBOIAL GENTLEMEN 'AJTD . ', ' PRIVATE giTTljra-.ROOMSS'OB FAMILIES. Mr. Lookyer having "had oxtensivo ex? perienoe in several Wholesale Wine and Spirit Stores; is a sufficient guarantee for the exoellehco ofthe liquors. W. LOOKYER, (Late of Castlemaine,) ! PBQ?BI1TQ& GOLDEN AGE HOTEL, (Opposito th.c Jetty, Bluff Harbor, Campbell** to-wn.) DE SMIDT AND PETEESEN, PROPRIETORS. DE S. and P. beg to inform Families and Travellers visiting the above Harbor, that they wiU meet with every attention, comfort and first-class Accommodation at the above HOTEL. Boats always in readiness to convey passengers to and from the steamers. pEO YIN CIAL HOTEL, TAY-STREET. A. PUETTELKOW, PEOPEIETOE. Choice selection of Wines and Spirits. GOOD AIRY BEDS. W. LIVESEY, PRINCE OF WALES HOTEL, DEE-STIiEET. INVERCARGILL. SOUTHLAND RESTAURANT, KELVIN-STREET, MORTLOCK AND WILD, PIiOPICIETOBi:. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. WELL-AIRED BEDS Is. PER NIGHT. GLASGOW RESTAURANT CLYDE-STREET. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. Good Beds ls. per night. W. HUNTER, Proprietor. WINTON HOTEL, (Opposite the Railway Terminus) , WINTON BUSH. NEIL BLACK, (FROM BALLARAT,) Proprietor. N. B. begs to inform the travellers to the Lakes' and the public generally, that he lias just completed the above hotel, and as no expense lias been spared in fitting it up, he lias no hesitation in saying that the accommodation he has to offer is only to be equalled in luvercargiU. The bedrooms are large, lofty, and well ventilated, and fitted up with every attention to the comfort aud convenience of visitors. The wines and spirits are of the best description, being selecteclby competent judges in the home markets. There is an eight-stall stable attached to the premises, and an experienced groom always in attendance. Chemicals, Drugs, &c. i>: ¥& Sl A-y-.y-,'"-ti--^-^rs HEE - *■ 'tt-f--g«!^rC? LETTERS -,yy yy^yyy^P MAJESXT'S PATEST. HAYES'S PATENT CONCENTRATED SPECIFIC, For the Prevention and Cure of Scab in Sheep ; also, for the Cure of Footrot, ancl for Cutaneous Diseases in Cattle, Dogs, and other Animals. This preparation has now been extensively in use by the principal floekmasters of Victoria and the adjacent colonies for upwards of twelve months, and the demand for it is daily increasing. Its complete efficacy as a cure has long become an established fact, and the testimonials which have been received from several of the most experienced squatters are of themselves sufficient to mark it as one of the most important discoveries of modern days in the interests of the pastoral community. It is more certain, more simple in its application, and considerably less costly than any other remedy that has ever been applied to the prevention and cure of scab in sheep. Certificates from the Board of Agriculture and testimonials to its efficacy, from the following gentlemen, being some of the squatters who have used it, are published in Clough's Circular : — Mr. Curr, Inspector of Sheep. Mr. Matson, Secretary to the Board of Agriculture. Messrs. Winton Brothers, Colbinabbin. Mr. Kelly, Kamarooka. Mr. AY. Snodgrass, Tar well. Mr. W. Furlongc, Seven Creeks. Mr. Alex. Mackenzie, Reedy Creek. Mr. James Burt, Glenmore. Mr. John Ritchie, Fiery Creek. JMi-. Thos. Brown, jun., Yaloak Vale. Mr. C. S. Morrow," Mooreep. Mr. John Thornton, Heathcole. Messrs. H. M. & H. Baird, Mount Bute. Mr. WiUiam Fenton, Terricks West. Mr. Thos. M'Kellar, Strathkellar. The price is Qd. per lb., in drums or casks, one of the latter being the quantity required for 2000 gals. of water, bring the cost of the solution under l£d. per gallon. To 'be had of _ J. H. Ci.puan & Co., Melbourne, or MESSRS. HENDERSON, BONAR & Co., InvercargiU.