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Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 23, 23 July 1864, Page 6

" ' , ' Hotels and J Bsstattfa4fcif "" * 7 LEE'S HOTEL & CAFE; r FH. LEE begs to inform th© publio that he • haa RE-OPENED THE ABOVE HOTEL, And trusts to merit a -renewal of the patronage j which he has ao loug enjoyed. -' Accommodation for a few Boarders, Terms moderate. , The entrance, to the Caie will, in future, be from Kelvinrstreet. pEINGE OE WALES , HOTEL, -*• ' DEE-STREET,'' ' INVERCARGILL. t J. Gt. HUG-HES, Peopbietob., ATI THE GLASGOW EESTATJRANT, '; " j OLYDE-ST RE,E T, ¥0U will .always find Breakfasts ready from I Seven o'clock until Ten. Dinnors from Twelve till Three. Tea fi;om Three till Seven. CLEAN, WELL- A I RED* BEDS With Charges to meet the times. NEW TOEK DINING EOOMS ESK-STREET. H. HICKS, Propbibtob. HE bogs to return his, thanks for the ampl« • patronage hitherto afforded him, and to assure the Public that hie motto is still "A Eirstclass Table aud Accommodation", at, chargeß to suit the thnes. Travellers are always assured of accommodation. I 1 SOUTHEEN CEQSS HOTEL AND CAEE, Comer of DON AND DEE STEEETS WATSON'S HOTEL. > ....... ; JOHN WEI aH T ■'''•• '...;; T)EGS to inform tho Public and his Eriends generally, that he has OPENED tho above ; Old Established HOTEL under the above name, and trusts, by liis well-known attention to the • requirements and wishes of his Customers, to ejisure their continued Patronage. THE TABLE AND BED-ROOMS. I Are unequalled in InvercargilL , —~ — — JOHN WEIGHT, PROPRIETOR. 1 CLAEENDON HOTEL, ; COENEB OF ESK JIND KELVIN* StBEETS. DAVID WEBSTER begs to inform his Eriends 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 requirements of liis customers. Lunch on the Table daily, at One o'Clock. D. WEBSTER, Proprietor. A L B I O N H OTEL DEE-STREET, INVERCARGILL. ? WILLIAM A. LIND respectfully informs his friends, the old settlers, and the public generally, that he has BE-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 have been made, and the Hotel newly furnished throughout. Eirst-class Livery Stables attached to the Hotel, and are under the management of an experienced ostler. f* ■ The Wines, Spirits, and Beers are of the first brands only. BT m. * vj. ' . BOTAX HBB ~^^^^^^^^t IETTEBS hajbstt's « S3 *se9e§Ss9S'[ e * patent. HATES' , CONCENTEATED SPECIFIC, Eor the prevention and CURE OE SCAB IN SHEEP. THE PATENTEE of this invaluable Specific has succeeded, after a long series of laborious and costly experiments, in producing a ■ : Simple, Economical, and most Effectual' Ctcre for Scab in Sheep. , , , ':,'." Superseding altogether the use of Arsenic, Tobacco and other remedies hitherto -.'applied. .." ' This article is uiiiversially acknowledged . '.to.be the most effectual Cure for Scab in Sheep, arid is invaluable as a preventative ; it has a wonderful effect upon the skin, 7 stimulates', the 'growth Apj. wool, and will effectually destroy ticks. No sheep-, owner should foil to dip in Hayes's Specific, iin-. mediately after shearing, and thereby avoid con--1 tagion. The price is 6d. 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 Earm, 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, atf" well as testimonials from many o* the principle aheep-hreeders of Victoria, are in the hands of the general Agents, and the several aub-agcrits appointed -throughout Australia. 3. H. CLOUGH & C 0.,.,, , ,- , General Ageute, Melbourne. HENDERSON, BONAB & &0., ' ■■v,y Agents, LttrercstrgQl. A . i's > y,v . .- ', «.' .*"/,