Page 4 Advertisements Column 6

Southland Times, Issue 1716, 18 March 1873, Page 4

ALBION HOTEL, HENRY MAYO, Pbopbibtob. HMAYO intimates to the public that he has . taken possession of the abore WELL-KNOWN FAMILY HOTEL, Where every convenience, combined with comfort, can at all times be obtained on REASONABLE CHARGES. Passengers by Train or Coach will find this Hotel the most conveniently-situated in Invercargill, being the NEAREST TO THE RAILWAY STATION. c3aohb3 leave the hotel fob dmrbdiw, this Lake, and Bjvbbton, twice every Week. All particulars can be obtained of Steamers leave ing for Melbourne and other ports daily. SOUTHERN CROSS HOTEL, | Dee Stbeet, JOHN BLACK. JB. begs respectfully to inform tite pleasure* seekers of Southland that the BILLIARD AND BAGATELLE SALOON Has been enlarged, And one of Alcock's Melbourne first-class BILLIARD TABLES imported, whioh Robbbts pronounces to be the best in th« Colonies. Pa2er's first-olasg BAGATELLE TABLE, AMERICAN BOWLING SALOON. The best in New Zealand. THE SHOOTING GALLERY Is supplied with Schneider and other rifles* Dining and Sitting Rooms for the comfort of Travellers. Wines, Spirits, nd other liquors of the best braP'ls. a!wavs on hand. Stable*. COMMERCIAL LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES, (Adjoining the Prince of Wales Hotel), DEE STREET, INVERCARGILL THE ABOVE STABLES contain every accommodation, including firat-class Loose Boxes, Coach House, &c, &c. The services of a careful and experienced Groom having been obtained, parties may rely upon their horses receiving every care and attention. Saddle and Harness Horses, Buggies, Waggonettes, and comfortable Carriages always on hire at moderate rates. RICHARD POWELL, Proprietor. STABLING! STABLING!! STABLING!!! JOHN M'KENZIE T>EGS to intimate to his friends and the public -*-^ generally that, having leased the well-known Stables of the Albion Hotel from Mr H. Mayo, he hopes, by strict attention to business, to merit a share of patronage. Hobses Beoken-iu to Saddle and Single and Double Harness. SADDLE HORSES ON HIRE. Coaches TELEGRAPH LINE Of ROYAL MAIL COACHES, Between INViXRCARGILL AND QUEENSTOWN. and Jeffebibs, Proprietors. i^iO ACHES leave Winton every Monday morale ing at 8 30, and every Wednesday at sp.m, and from Kingston overy Tuesday and Friday on the arrival of the steamer from Queenstown. Booking Offices. — Invercargill : Southland Club, Prince ot Wales, and Albion Hotels. Winton : Mr T. M'William's Winton Hotel, and Messrs D. and R. Cameron, storekeepers. Kingston :MrJ. B. Kerr, Forwarding Agent. Queenstown : Messrs D. Powell and Co. Agent at the Bluff, Mr James Waddel, who will book passengers and luggage through to Kingston. N.B. — This being the only line of Coaches carrying Her Majesty's Mail, passengers may rely on arriving at Kingston in time for the departure of the steamer for Queenstown, and at Winton for the train to Invercargill. Messrs M'Kenzie and Jefferies having made arrangements with Messrs M'lntyre and Chaplin, passengers from Queenstown may book through to Dunedin via Invercargill and Clutha. NEW COACH TO RIVERTON. R MACKENZIE respectfully informs his • friends and the public generally that on and after this date he intends to run a Coach between Invercargill and Riverton three times a week, leaving the Prince of Wales Hotel, Inver— cargill, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at hours to suit the tide, and the Commercial Hotel, Riverton, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Orders or parcels left at the Prince of Wales Hotel, or Galbraith's Carriers' Arms Hotel, will be carefully attended to. May 16, 1872. CAMPBELL & CO.'S TELEGRAPHIC LINE OF ROYAL MAIL COACHES. n iHE Coaches of the above line will run dailj 1 between Invercargill and Riverton on and after Monday, 4th November, at REDUCED FARES. Goods and parcels will be carefully delivered at their addresses. Booking Offices — Colyer's Princess Hotel, Invercargill, and Royal Hotel, Riverton. COACH TO DUNEDIN. M'INTYRE'S Royal Mail Line of Coaches leaves the Commercial Stables every TUESDAY and FRIDAY morning at 6 o'clock, passing the Railway Camp, and through the Company's grounds by Edendale Station. Passengers and parcels booked through at reduced rates, in connection with Cobb & Co. A. M'INTYRE.