VHITE HORSE HOTEL, Opposite the FCospital, Revell•eet North. ' Proprietor— G. B. GIBSO.Y. Wines and Spirits of the best quality. 1235) . CAFE DE PARIS. ► SOLOMON is happy to inform the , public that, in consequence of the ices of provisions now rating in Hoki:a, he intends, on and after February ;i, 1866, to reduce the price to Boarders L2 los per week. ' 1102 OMMEROIAL HOTEL, REVELL STREET, HOKITIKA. FITZSIMONS (late of the Commercial i Hotel, Havelock), begs to inform hi 3 ends, in thanking them for their past tvonage since he has opened his estabhment, that no exertion will be spared maintain the supremacy of the Comcrcial Hotel, by keeping the best and oicest brands of liquors. THE RESTAURANT ill be under the management of Messrs swcliffe and Hall, who will procure all „ c delicacies of the season. See Bill of Fare per day. Good Beds. CASEY'S BALLARAT HOTEL J R-evell-street. SKITTLES, QTTOITS, AND BAGATELLE ractised daily, as a cure, if not a.prevenre, for all diseases. J. C. is always at nne to welcome old friends and new ces. 1159 t T A It HOTEL * AND .MERIOAN BOWLING SALOON, REVfELL STIIEET. fines. Spirits, and Liquors of the best rands*. TRENERY AND RUSSELL, PROPRIETORS. 25 f T R I M B ,L E, ' • (Late of the Victoria Hotel Hokitika) MASONIC HOTEL, Trafalgar street, Kelson, uperior Wines, Spirits, and Malt Liquors Good Accommodation. Billiards. 27 PRINCE OF WALES THEATRE, Revell Street. CHARLEY WILLIAMS Lives Next Door. [~F yon want a Quid Pro Quo, to Charley L Williams you must go. His-hotel is ext door ; you will know it by the sign IHE GRIDIRON. 801__ " EXCHANGE HOTEL, levell st., Hokitika, and Kanieri Township CORTKGAST BROTHERS, L" ATE of Pictoji, Haveloek, and Deep Creek, b.eg to thank their friends and her public for their past patronage, and rust by strict attention to ike wants of heir customers to merit a continuance of tast favors. No exertion wi'l be spared n (heir part to maintain the supremacy if tke Exchange Hotel, by keeping the hoicest brands of liquors. K)OD ACCOMMODATION FOR BOARDERS. Attached to the hotel, ■BRi9iP9BQ rivur&ton'a best tables, attended by an 'xperiuneed marker. 21 [JELS olf HOTEL corner of Bridge and.Collingwood streets, / Nelson, CHARLES M'GEE, Proprietor. Wines and Spirits of superior quality. Single and double bedded rooms. 19 _ _ •atojoudCTji Qg '•oo aNy aKHoaso *a •00UIA.O.IJ Ol[) H£ sstisvs isaa ehj; do oayj; any wooh cnrvrnia isa&Li sehj; ptreq uo s£e&[TJ saoubii gq^ VHIIIXOH HIBERNIAN HOTEL REVELL STREET, Opposite the Bank of l^evr South Wales. 1 M. H. KELLY, Pkopeietob. The best conducted Table in Hokitika. Wines and Spirits of the best brands. 225 ' LORD NELSON HOTEL, REVELL-SntEET, HIGGINS AND , MEYNELL, Proprietors, (Late of Ballarat and Brighton," Victoria.) First-class Accommodation fpr Diggers, Storekeepers, ami Private Families. X 253
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West Coast Times, Issue 134, 21 February 1866, Page 1
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462Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 West Coast Times, Issue 134, 21 February 1866, Page 1
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