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West Coast Times, Issue 148, 9 March 1866, Page 3

Hotels, &c, NO MONOPOLY. FREE TRADE at . HUNTER'S HOTEL & RESTAURANT, Tho Pioneer of SIXPENNY Nobblers, and ' GOOD ACCOMMODATION, at moderate rates. Wines, Spirits, &c. second to none in,. Hokitika. REVELL-STREET. 1672 . , . GLACIER AND FERRY HOTEL. Travellers to Clmstchuroli and tho East Coast via Otira Gorge. , QUPERIOR; Accommodation at the k3 abovo Hotel. Ono mile from Bealey Township. Travellers by tho Mail can securo every accommodation by communicating with tho Proprietor a week previous. Evebabd W. Jones, 1676 (Late of the Booley), Proprietor. TYRONE FAMILY HOTEL, Rovoll-streot, • ■ Opposito tho Shakespeare Theatre. , THE best house in Hokitika, and second to none for tho quality of its liquors. Clean, Well-aihed Beds. - Every attention paid to visitors; 1316 John Haokett, Proprietor. TTTHITE HORSE HOTEL, W Opposito tho Hospital, Revellstreot North. ■ ' Proprietor— G. B. GIBSON. Wines and Spirits of tho best quality. 1239 CAFE DE PARIS. P SOLOMON is happy to inform the . . public that, in consequence of the prices of provisions now ruling in Hokitika, he intends, on and after February sth, 1866, to reduce the prico to Boarders to L 2 10s per week. ; 1102 COMMERCIAL HOTEI| REVBLL STREET, HOKITJKA. ■ . JFITZSIMONS.(Iate of the Commercial i Hotel, Havelock)', begs to inform his friends, in thanking them- for their past patronage sinco he hns opened- his establishment, that no exertion will be spared to maintain tho supremacy of the C6m> • naercial Hotel, by keeping the best and choicest brands of liquors. • ■ • THE RESTAURANT Will bo underlie management of Messrs Itowcl^ffe and Hall, who will procure all tho delicacies of the season. ' ' , 26 See Bill of Fare per day. Good Beds. pjASEY'S BALLARAT HOTEL \J Rovoll-stroet. , <. ■ • • : SKITTLES, QUOITS, AND ; BAGATELLE Practised daily as a euro, if not a proven* tive, for all diseases. J. C. is always at home to wolconfe old friends and new 1 faces. " 1169 EXCHANGE HOTEL, Kevell st., Hokitika, and Kanieri Township KORTEGtAST BROTHERS,' T ATE of Pioton, Havelock, and Deep Jj Creek, beg to thank .their friends and the public for their past patronage, and trust by strict attention to tho wants of , their customers to merit a continuance of past favors. No exertion wiU be spared on their part to maintain the supremacy ■ of the Exchange Hotel, by keeping the* ' choicest brands of liquors. GOOD ACCOMMODATION FOR BOARDERS. » BILLIARD ROOM Attached to the hotel, with one ofi 1 Thurston'u best tables, attended by an experienced marker. 21 _____ — — ; ' important notice. (treat , Reduction in the . Price of Drinks AT . WAGNER'S SHAMROCK HOTEL, REVELL STREET. ■ In order to moot the present state 'of the times, Mr Wagner has determined to reduce tho Price of Drinks from One Shilling to SIXPENCE. " ' ' Tho Board and Lodging will also be reduced to £2 2s per week. This Hotel has alwaj's had the reputation of "keeping on salo only the choicest } brands of Spirits and the finest' Ale that can bo imported, and no devia- - tion will bo mado from this principle, not- ' withstanding tho alteration in prices. The services of tho famous Julian ar« secured as tho chef de cuisine, and the Hotel arrangements are so completo as regards comfort and style, ■ that nothing ' has been left undone ' that could bo" desired. Persons wishing Board or Residence, or Bourd on\y, ' can depend on having overy accommodation hare, in a far superior stylo to that of any house in Hokitika. , On and aftor Monday, the 26th, following arrangements como into effect s— » Breakfast ... ... Bto 10 Lunch „, „. „,' 'ito 8 Pinnor „ fl