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West Coast Times, Issue 100, 12 January 1866, Page 1

ImIIE AT R E R O V A J SHAKSPEKE HOTEL. THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, Grand Fashionable Night, for tho Bcnof of MR W. ALEXANDER, On which occasion MISS EDITH; PALMER STON, Will appear, positively for tho Last Tim but one, prior to her departure for Groymouth. MISS ANNIEj BEAUMONT And PROFESSOR PARKER Have kindly volunteered their valuabl services. Monster _ Programme — Now Sketches Original Songs, expressly for this Night. Admission, 2s. Stalls, "fs. CARTE AND TIERCE. Professor Parkor is opon to fence, slid play, or bnyonot v. broadsword, with air man in the world for tho sum of £25 ti £50. If rofcrco and umpires cannot h agreed on, tho public to bo umpires nn< roforees. (Signed) Gj:o. Pa intuit, 774 Maitve d'Avmcs. 6TARII O T E I ' AND American bowling saloon, REVELL STREET. "yVineS, Spirits, and Liquors of tho besi 'brandi. TRENERY AND RUSSELL, I'ItOI'IUKTOUS. 25 MANCIIE STE It II OT E L LATE DUNSTAN HOTEL. JA. ROSCOW, lalo ofDunstan, Otago ; 1 takes iho present opportunity to inform his frionos and patrons that the above hotel is now open, where first class liquors will always bo found. Wines and spirits of tho finest brands. Supcrioi slate bagatolle table on tho premises. , 221 J. A. ROSCOW, Proprietor. EXCHANGE HOTEL, llcvell st., Hokitika, and Kauieri Township X 0 11 T EGABT BROTHERS, LATE of Picton, Havelock, and Doep Creok, beg to thank their friends and "the public for thoir past patronago, and trust by strict attention to the wants of their customers to merit a continuance ol past favors. No exertion wiU bo spared on their part to maintain tho supremacy of tho Exchange Hotel, by keeping the choicest brands of liquors. GOOD ACCOMMODATION FOR BOARDERS. \ _____ BILLTAlll) UOOM Attached to the hotel, with ono ol Thiuvfcon'a best tables, attended by an experienced marker. " 21 +T IBI3R NI A N II OTE L , -O- REVELL STREET, Opposite tho Bank of New South Wales, M. 11. KELLY, Propiuktok. •Tlio best ponduefed Table in Tlolcilika, Wines and Spirits of the bent brands. 225 SWAN HOTEL, Wharf Streot, Hokitika. THE proprietors of tho abovo Ilote announce to their numerous friend! tJinfc tho abovo Hotel is now complete with every comfort to tho visitor. Goo( beds. ' 'in' tho bar will be found wines am spirits of the choicest brands* '' Attachec to the Hotel is a splendid dining rootr under the special management of tin proprietors, ancrtho best cook on tho Wes Const.' 18 M'QUIUE k LYNCH, Proprietors. •tX7*~E S T COAST II 0T E L W Arahaura, J. Parsons, Proprietor. Wines and spirits of superior quality Good Bods. Meals al all hours. 307 LS O N HO 'FeT Corner of Bridge and Collingwood streets Nelson, CHARLES M'fcfEE, Proprietor... Wines x ancl Spirits of suporior quality Singlo ami double bodded rooms. 10 PRINCE 01? WALES THEATRE, Rovoll Street. ' CHAIiIiEY WILLIAMS Lives Next Door. IF you want a Quid Pro Quo, to Charle; Williams you must go. His hotel 1 next door ; you will know it by tho sigi 1 1115 GRIDIRON. * 084. COMMERCIAL HOTEL RfcVELL STRKKT, HOKITIKA., JFITSSSIMONS (late of tho Commcrcii t » Hotel, Havelook), begs to inform hi friends, in thanking them for thoir pa* patronage sinco he has oponod his estal lishmont, that no exertion will bp spare to maintain tho supremacy of tho Con meroial Hotel, by keeping the best an choicest brands of liquors. THE RESTAUBANT Will be" under tho , management of Messi Rowolifte and Hall, who will procure a tho delioacics of tlio season. Board, per week ... . . £2 Do, with lodging £2 10 26 Sco Bill of Faro per day. Good Bed