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Southland Times, Issue 1194, 16 July 1869, Page 4

° Hotel*, dec "ALBION HOTEL," Dee Street, INVERCARGILL, RICHARD POWELL, Propbietob. RP. begs to intimate to his friends and the • Public at large that he has leased the above old established and favorite house, which will be conducted under his own superintendence. He would assure them that nothing shall be omitted on his part to render the Albion a firstrate house, and to secure the comfort of its patrons. By keeping only the best of Wines, Spirits, Ales, &c, and by strict attention to i business he hopes to merit a share of support. "ALBION HOTEL," j (Opposite the Government Offices and the Railway Station.) Gig° THE BEST STABLING IN TOWN. WAIHOPAI HOTEL, LONG BUSH. rpHE undersigned begs respectfully to inform his friends and the public that he has leased the above Hotel, and trusts by strict attention to business, and keeping the best articles in the trade, at current rates, to merit a share of public patronage. The stable accommodation is not to be sur passed in Southland. N.B.— SADDLE HORSES ON HIRE. J. A.IVEITCHELL, Proprietor. RAILWAY HOTEL, WINTON. mHE Undersigned begs to intimate to the -*- inhabitants of Winton and neighborhood to the carriers on the Great North Road, travellers, and others, that he has purchased the goodwill and lease of the above Hotel (formerly known as the Winton Hotel). Alterations and improvements are in course of being effected, which will render the Railway Hotel a really commodious and coiafortable house. EXTENSIVE STABLING is attached to the house, where travellers may depend on their horses being well cared for. ' Nothing but the very best brands of both liquors and viands will be supplied, and no effort •will be spared to merit a share of public sup- ! pOTt ' JAMES M'MENAMIN. SOUTHERN CROSS HOTEL, Dee Stbeet, HENRY MAYO, Pbopbietob. HM. begs respectfully to inform the public . of Southland that in addition to the Bagatelle and Billiard Tables already highly patronised by them, he has just completed a first-clas AMERICAN BOWLING SALOON, which he trusts will meet with the approval of the pleasure-seekers of Southland. Also, — Just erected, a first-class Shooting Gallery, 90 feet long. Schneider rifles. None but the best of wines and spirits kept on hand. Good accommodation for boarder* SHAMROCK & THISTLE HOTEL AND LIVERY STABLES. JOHN M'MENAMIN begs to intimate to his friends, and the public generally, that he has opened the above house as a first-class FAMILY HOTEL, at once commodious and comfortable, no expense having been spared in the interior fittings and furnishing. Ab nothing but the best of liquors and viands will be kept in stock, J. MM. trusts that this, combined with tbe utmost attention to the comfort of his customers, will ensure a fair shar* of public support. The situation of the " Shamrock and Thistle ' renders it most convenient for travellers. The Stables are roomy and comfortable, and every care will be taken of horses left in charge. SADDLE & HARNESS HOESES ON HIRE Kotelft, dec. CLARENDON HOTEL. (COBNEB OF EsK AND KELVIN BTBEETS.) ri>HE Undersigned having become Proprietor X of the above Hotel, begs to inform the inhabitants of Southland, that attention, moderate charges, and the comfort of hia guests, will form bis first consideration. The Clarendon Hotel, from its central position, is well situated for Commercial Travellers, or gentlemen engaged in business in Invercargill. PRIVATE APARTMENTS EOR FAMILIES. The Bedrooms are airy, spacious, and lofty. G. Perry, from his experience in the Wine and Spirit trade, having for some years imported direct to Wellington, Canterbury, and other Provinces, can insure selections of the best quality and choicest brands. G. PERRY, Proprietor. EpPS'B HOMO3PATHIC COCOA.— Homcepathic Practitioners and the Medical prlession generally, recommend COCOA as being the most healthful of all beverages, being the doctrine ot homcepathy was first introduced into England, there were to be obtained no preparations oi cocoa either attractive to the taste or acceptable to the stomach ; the nut was either supplied in the crude state or so unskilfully manufactured as to obtain little notice. J KPPS, of London, homcepathic chemist, was induced, in the year 1839, to turn his attention to this subject, and at length succeeded, with the assistance of elaborate machinery in being the nrat. tc introduce an arfcel* pure in its composition, and co refined by the perfect trituration it receivei in the process it passes trough, as to be inert nccepf «*» to tb© delicate •tozncbft