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Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 8, 18 June 1864, Page 1

i ■C n . andj Restaurantis. h . t'.'Urvi l^^^^ «^" r u t PEINCE OE WALES HOTEL, | ■ . - v - , ,. x ';:':fisJ?jßj!i car gill. J:- &* HtJ^HE^#ROPniETOB. -B-O-S-B— O F DENM AEI i ,; QP.ED9ITE XHB CBaiETEBir, , . , DIF ilfSgsb t# ROAD, f:, -y^y> HAM M E B, - r P &,& PRIE TO R . ;: ..'! ,;■<[ Sa[M.mAn.!DS' E p,T A L i; oIEkE M PEE A N C E ■:Er .B -X/^S TRJS HT, (Near lCnckeFGtbund.) ; dOLDEN AGKE HOTEL, , .•: "I •'. SPEY- f STEEET J THE -PROPRIETOR of this favorite and old , j established- HosteMe, M. M'LEAN, assures airfriends and . customers.. (bot]r£)ld aud new) of a hearty welcome .and tlie best of all the good things to be obtained at moderate prices. Splendid COLONIAL ALE, 6d. per PINT. GLOBE HOTEL, TAY-STREET, INVJSR CAR GILL. Pbopbtetob— J. R. CHRISTIE. Manages— E. .HARGIN. rnHE PROPRIETOR begs to announce to his -■- friends, settlers, and the public of the surrounding district, that he has this day OPENED his HOTEL, and placed the same under the able management of Me. E. HARGIN, so well and favorably known to the inhabitants of this town, and whose name alone is sufficient to guarantee for the Hotel a firstclass reputation for Comfort, Good Liquors, Civility, and Moderate Charges. Invercargill, June 2nd.. 1,363. CALEDONIAN PEIVATE 1 HOTEL, DEVERO^STREET. TjiXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION, comJQj bined with moderate charges. JOHN A. CARR, PROPRIETOR, ALHA MB E A HOTEL, (Next to Heaven's Buildings), EJBLVIN-STBEET, INVERCARGILL. THE PROPRIETOR, in returning thanks for past favors, begs to inform the Inhabitants of Invercargill, and his country friends, that Civility, a Good Table, and Comfortable Quarters, are always to be found at the ALHA MB R A EOT-E L. ALHA MB E A CAF E, (Next Heaven's Buildings), Kelvin-stbeet-. ' rnHE PROPRIETOR begs to inform his Friends, JL tlxe 3Pu.blio, and. tlie Ccvtuirfcry Settlers, tlra.t he is now devoting all his time to the Cafe Department of his Establishment, and ventures to affirm that he produces a .-..., BILL OF FARE Atpresont UNEQUALLED in TNVERCAEtGILL pIASGOW, RE S.T.A U R ANT, Cltd e-steeet. MEALS AT ALL HQIJES. Good Beds, Is. per Night. W. HUNTER, Peopeietob. A L B I O N- H; O ;T E L, DEE-STREET, '''', IN VJE'% CARChILL^ WILLIAM A. LlNDrespectnillyvinforms his friends, the' old. settlers,. ; trad the public generally, that he has RE-OPENED the above HOTEL, and'trusts, by strict attention tc{ business and the wants of- his customers, to merit a share of their support. , . . * r . . : > Extensive alterations have been .made, and the Hotel newly furnished throughout; : ..: First-class Livery Stables attached to. the Hotel, and are under the management of an : experienced ostler. '. : ; ,-.; . : - : . : :' : ■■ ;■'■ The Wines, Spirits, and Beers are. of the first brands only. ''' .;!:=;..' C L A E E|J.O|.E.|| TEL, COENEE OF ESK AKDiKELTIH' StEEETS, INVEROAEGiri.^ ;/ . ANDREW MOIR, Pbopeebtob: AM. Begs to inform his patrons and ttio pub- • lie, that he has just completed the above Hotel, and having fittedit up with every attention to the comfort and convenience of his" customers, he is now prepared to accommodate a limited number of gentlemen. CLARENDON, HOTEL, Corner of Esk and: Kelvin Streets.' 1 ; NEW YOEK DINING- BOOMS, ESE-STREET, , H. HICKS, PboptliWob. HE begs to return his thanks »fbr the ampla • patronage 'hitherfo afforded him, , and to assure the Public that his motto is still "A Firstclass Table and Accommodation" at charges to suit the times. Travellers axe always assured of accommodation .