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Southland Times, Issue 1782, 19 August 1873, Page 4

SZotols, Ac. ALBION HOTEL HENRY MAYO, Pbopbibtob. HMAYO intimates to the public that he has • taken possession of the above WELL-KNOWN FAMILY HOTEL, Where every convenience, combined with comfort, can ut nil times be obtained on REASONABLE CHARGES. Passengers by Train or Coach will find this Hotel the most conveniently-situated in Invercurgill, being the NEAREST TO THE RAILWAY STATION. Coaches leave the Hotel bob Dttnedin, the Lake, and RiraaTON, twice evbby Wbek. 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 tne pleasure* • seekers of Southland that the BILLIARD AND BAGATELLE SALOON Has been erlargcd, And one of Alcock's Melbourne Cm-class BILLIARD TABLES imported, which Roberts pronounces to be the best oi th« Colonies. Pazer's flrst-clasa BAGATELLE TABLE, AMERICAN BOWLING §ALOON 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, and other liquors of the best brands, a)way9 on hand. JOHNSON'S FAMILY HOTEL. N JOHNSON tnkes this opportunity of thank- • ing his customers for the patronage bostowed on him for the last 10 years, and begs to inform them that he has built a commodiouß Brick Hotel in Esk street, where he has every accommodation for visitors and boarders. BRIDE CAKES MADE TO ORDEE. Wedding Breakfasts, &c, &c. The Largest Stock of Confectionery in town. Coachei COBB & CO.'S ROYAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES, BETWEEN INVERCARGILL & DUNEDIN. AJ. SMYTH & CO. having purchased from • Mr A. M'lntyre his interest in the above line, intend to run a FOUR HORSE COACH right through, and the travelling public may rely that no expense will be spared to make the line efficient, and having secured the serviceb of Mr John Knox, of Cobb & Co., Dunedin, as Driver and Manager, the safety and comfort of passengers will have every attention. The Coach will leave the office, Dee-street, every Tuesday and Friday, at 6 a.m., returning every Wednesday and Saturday. The above Coaches will travel through the Australian and New Zealand Land Co.'s grounds, via Flemingtou and Railway Camp, thereby avoiding the worn portion of the road. For particulars as to fares, carriage of parcels, &c, apply at the office, Dee-street. Travellers on thiß linej on arriving at Popotunoa, may depend on the best accommodation and attention, at the ROYAL MAIL HOTEL. PUBLIC NOTICE. ' JOHN M'KENZIE takes this opportunity of thanking his friends and the travelling public for the very liberal patronage hitherto accorded him, and begs to assure them that nothing will be spared to make his LINE of ROYAL MAIL COACHES the favorite mode of travelling between Winton and Kingston. Having dissolved the partnership between himself and Mr G. Jefferiee, he has entered into an arrangement with the well-known and much-respected driver, Mr J. Lynch, who will have the personal management of the line. Passengers may therefore rely on every attention being paid to their safety and comfort. Booking Office — Cobb & Co.'b, Dee street. R. B. WOTTON, Agent. CAMPBELL & CO.'S TELEGRAPHIC LINE OF ROYAL MAIL COACHES. f 1 Coaches of the above line will run daily 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, Biverton. 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 Waleß Hotel, Inver— cargill, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at hours to suit the tide, and the Commercial Hotel, Riverton, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Orders or parcels left at the Prince of Wales Hotel, or Galbraith's Carriers' Arms Hotel, will be carefully attended to. May 16, 1872. WHEELER'S ADVERTISING AGENCY, DUNEDIN. R. T. WHEELER, Advertising and General Commission Agent and Collector, Stafford-street, Dunedin. Agent for Dunstan Times, Hokitika Leader, Hawke'a Bay Daily Times, Lyttelton Timeß, Nelson Mail, Nelßon Examiner, Oamaru Tunes Southland Timeß, Tuapeka Presß, Tuapeka Times Timaru Herald, Panama Star and Herald Waikouaiti Herald, Wakatip Mail, West Coast Times, Weßtport Daily Timeß, Wairarapa Mercury, Taranaki Herald.