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Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 20, 16 July 1864, Page 8

Hotels and Restaurants. • LEE'S HOTEL & CAFE. "171 H. LEE begs to inform the public that he ■^ • has , RE-OPENED THE ABOVE HOTEL, jAnd trusts to merit a renewal of the patronage which he has so long enjoyed. Accommodation for a few Boarders.' Term* moderate. The entrance to the Cafe wj]l, in future," be from Kelvin-street;. *> ~ ■ pEINCE OF "WALES HOTEL, "* DEE-STREET, INVERCARGILL, • J. G. HUGHES, Pbopbietob, AT THE GLASGOW RESTAURANT, C L YD EvS T EE E T, YOU will always find Breakfasts ready firam 1 Seven o'clock until Ten, Dinners from Twelve till Three, Tea from Three till Seven. CLEAN, WELL- AIRED BEDS With. Charges to meet the times/ NEW YORK DINING BOOMS ESK-STREET. H. HICKS, Peopbietob. , HH. begs to return his thanks for the ample • patronage hitherto afforded him, and to < assure the Public tKat liis motto is still- ff .A. IFSrstclass Table and Accommodation" at charges to suit the times. " Travellers are always assured of accommodation. SOUTHERN CROSS HOTEL' AND CAFE, Comer of DON AND DEE STREETS LATE WATSON'S HOTEL. JOHN WRIGHT T)EGS to inform the Public and his Friend* generally, that he has OPENED the above Old Established HOTEL under the above namt, and trusts, by his well-known attention to the requirements and wishes of his Customers, to . ensure their continued Patronage. • . . : THE TABLE AND BED-ROOMS Are unequalled in Invercargiß. - , JOHN WRIGHT, . PROPRIETOR. CLARENDON HOTEL, OOBNEE OF ESK AN^KeLVII? StBEETS. DAVID WEBSTER begs to inform his Friend* and the Public, that at the above Hotel every requisite and comfort can be obtained. The Ale and Spirit Department are carefully stocked, and every attention shown to the require-, ; ments of his customers. Lunch on the Table daily, at One o'Cloct D. WEBSTER, Proprietor. ALBION HOTEL DEE-STREET, INVERCARGILL. WILLIAM A. LINT) respectfully informs hi* fi'iends, the old settlers, and the public generally, that he has RE-OPENED the above HOTEL, and trusts, by strict attention to business and the wants of his customers, to merit a share of their support. Extensive alterations havo been made, and jthe 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 th« first brands only. HBB "^^^l^^^^' , XBTTEBS •MAJESTY'S «2si^salß|£*|&*' PATBKT. HAVES' CONCENTRATED SPECIFIC, For the prevention and CURE OF SCAB IN SHEEP. ■ rnHE PATENTEE of this invaluable Specific X has succeeded, after a long series of laborious; - and costly experiments, in producing a Simple, Economical, and most Effectual Cure for Scab in Slteep. Superseding altogether the use of Arsenic, Tobacco and other remedies hitherto applied. This article is universally acknowledged to be the most effectual Cure for Scab in Sheep, and is invaluable as a preventative; it has a wonderful effect upon the skin, stimulates the growth of wool, and will effectually destroy ticks. No sheep- ' owner should fail to dip in Hayes's Specific immediately after shearing, and thereby avoid con- ' tagion. The price is 6cl. per lb. The official certificates of the Board of Agriculture of Victoria has twice been given in favor of this Specific, and on the last occasion, on the result „ of experiments conducted at the Model Farm, when Mr. Hayes; at the request of the Board, undertook • - - the cure of a flock of badly diseased sheep, which. . had failed to be cured by seven other preparations. The application was a complete success, and printed *• copies of those certificates, as well as .testimonials from many o the principle sheep-breeders of Victoria, are in the bauds of the general Agents, , and the several sub-ngents appointed throughout Australia. • . > J. H. CLOUG-H & CO., • « General Agents, Melbourne. , ■ HEITOEESON, BONAR & &0., . ' . . Agents, Inrercargill.