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Southland Times, Volume III, Issue 48, 26 February 1864, Page 8

Hotels aad Restaurants. KOYAL HOTEL, K&TOT HARBOR. tjIIBSSNOfcASS AOOOMMODATION HttVATE SXTOTG-HOGMS EOE ffAMnam Ki\ Lobkyor having had oxton&{va CS* florlcnoa in Bover&t Wholesale Wino ftnd Spirit Stdro3, is a sufficient guavfttateo foV tho excellence of Uio liquors, W. LOCKYER, (Late of Oastlemaino,) PROPRIETOR, GOLDEN AGE: HOTEL. (Opposite the Jetty, Bluff Harbor, Campbell* towii.) DE SMIDT AND PETERSEN. PROPRIETORS. DE S. and P. beg to inform Eamilies and Travellors visiting the above Harbor, that they -will 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. PROVINCIAL HOTEL, TAY-STREET. A. ETJETTELKOW, PBOPBIETOR. Choico selection of Wines and Spirits. GOOD AIRY BEDS. W. LIYESEY, PEINCE OF WALES HOTEL, Dee-steeet. INYERCARGILL. HOUTHLAND RESTAURANT, KELVIN-STREET, MORTLOCK AND WILD, rnOFT.TKTOIIS. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. WELL-AIEED BEDS is. PER NIGHT. nLA S G O W RESTAUR AN T \J CLYDE-STREET. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. Good Beds Is. per night. W. HUNTER, Proprieior. D. POWELL'S TjIAMILY HOTEL, QUEENSTOWN.— D. P., in acknowledging with pleasure the very extensive patronage bestowed on him since his removal to the Lake District, assures the public that he shall'eiicleavour to merit then* confidence, and that liis Hotel shall be second to none in Queenstown, either for accommodation, privacy, attention, or cleanliness. THE NEW BILLIARD BOOM Is now open, replete with every convenience. THE STOCK OF "WINES, SPIRITS, BEERS, kc, kc, kc, Are of the best brands, and have been most carefully selected. D. POWELL, Proprietor. WINTON HOTEL, (Opposite the Railway Teioiiis-cs), WINTON BUSH. NEIL BLACK, (FROM BALLARAT,) Propnetor. 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 has no hesitation in saying that the accommodation he has to offer is only to be equalled in Invercargill. Tlie "bedrooms are large, lofty, and well ventilated, and fitted up with every attention to the comfort and 'convenience of visitors. The wines and spirits are of the best description, being selected by competent judges in the home markets. There is an eight-stall stable attached to the premises, and an experienced groom always hi attendance. ia»i J j.. lllw . af^ > yiM»i,»lltMji.j.^^^^m.^»jji»-w;^.».i^i:«j]l..j^jl»»H>. Stock, Stations, &c. NOTICE. THE Undersigned are Cash Bayers of Wool or will make liberal advances on shipments of same consigned to their friends, Messrs. Dalgety k Company, in London or Melbourne. They also keep in stock all usual Stores re quired for the supply of stations. DALGETY, RATTRAY & CO., Kelvin- street, Invercargill, And Rattray-street, Dunedin. TO WOOL GROWERS. WE beg to inform our constituents and settlers in tliis district generally, that we are Cash Buyers of Wool, and will make liberal advances on clips consigned to us for Shipment to our Correspondents hi London or Melbourne. CALDER, BLACKLOCK & CO. Invercargill, November 2nd, 1863. WOOL, SHEEPSKINS AND TALLOW. THE Undersigned are Casli Buyers of tlie abovenamed produce, or will make liberal advances on shipments of the same, consigned to their friends for sale in Melbourne or London. All usual Stores required 'for the supply of atafiotis kept in stock. * MANING & WHITTON. Tay-street, December, 1863. -,„ . London Agents — Messrs.' R&lfcrn, Alexander and Co. V. Melbourne Agents— Messrs. VR. Goldsborough and Co, ... A.. A: