MAC'S NONPAREIL PIE HOUSE, (Formerly of Queenstown), REVELL STREET, HOKITIKA, Opposite the Victoria Hotel. "JUT A C begs to inform his friends, in thanking them for past patronage, that ho lias opened an establishment on this field, where ho will mako every effort to maintain the position which ho has always studied to hold. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. GOOD BEDS. WINES, SPIRITS, AND MALT LIQUORS OF • THE BEST BRANDS. THE SHAKSPEBE HOTEL. J. M. WATTS, T ATE of tho Oak, will bo happy to see his Jj friends. COMMERCIAL HOTEL, REVELL STREET, nOKITIKA. JFITZSIMONS (late of tho Commercial t Hotel, Havelock), begs to inform his friends, in thanking them for their past patronage sinco ho has opened his establishment, that no exertion will be spared to maintain the supremacy of tho Commercial Hotel, by keeping tho best and choicest brands of liquors. THE RESTAURANT Will be under the management of Messrs. Rowcliffe and Hall, who will procure all tho delicacies of the season. Board, per week £2 Do, with lodging £2 10s. See Bill of Fare per day. GOOD BEDS. SCANDINAVIAN HOTEL, Revell street, next Corinthian Hall. OSELBV begs to inform his friends and » the publio gonerally that ho hns opened -the above hotel, and trusts to receive a fair share of their patronage. THE RESTAURANT I Of the above Hotel is under the management of J. Springborg, who was well known as restaurant keeper at Mr Bracken's. Ho trusts ho will get a fair share of patronago from his old friends. Tho choicest wines, beers, and spirits, only kept. GOOD BEDS. C. Selby, Proprietor. SPORTSMAN'S ARMS HOTEL, Cham,ey Buock, Proprietor. /CHARLEY BROCK is always at home to \J meet his old friends who so gallantly stuck to him in the old times. Lessons in the noble art of Self Defence as usual. " Gloves, Dumb Bells, &c, provided. Latest Sporting Papers to bo seen. ■ EXCHANGE HOTIiIL, Revell st., Hokitika, and Kanieri Township. KORTEGAST BROTHERS, LATE of Pioton, Havelock, and Deep Creek, beg to thank their friends and tho public for their past patronage, and trust by striot attention to tho wants of their customers to merit a continuance of past favors. No exertion wiU bo spared on their part to maintain tho supremacy of tke Exchange Hotel," by keeping tho choicest brands of liquors. GOOD ACCOMMODATION FOR BOARDERS. BILIiIAUD ROOM Attached to the hotel, with ono of Thurston'n best tables, attended by an experienced marker. , STAR HOTEL, KANIERI TOWNSHIP. rnHE above hotel is now open. A choice Stook of Wines and Spirits always on hand. Ale and Porter ocst brands imported. LUOKETT & BARNARD, Proprietors. gTA It HO T E L AND AMERICAN BOWLING SALOON, REVULL STREET. Wines, Spirits, and Liquors of tho best brands. TRENERY AND RUSSELL, PXOPJMKTOIIB.
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West Coast Times, Issue 34, 22 August 1865, Page 1
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458Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 West Coast Times, Issue 34, 22 August 1865, Page 1
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