Hotels and Restaurants. THE IMPERIAL HOTEL, Corner of Wharf street & Gib'son's Quay. THE Propriotor of this Hotel, anxious to moot 1 tho oxigencios of tho times*' has decided on Reducing his chargos, as follows :— Board, per wock £1 16 Oj Board and Lodging, do ... 2 5 0 Breakfast or Tea, oach ... 0 2 0 Dinner 0 2 G Beds 0 2 0 T.io bedrooms aro largo and airy ; tho lablo first-class ; tho attondauoo good ; tho winos and Spirits of tho best brands ; and tho propriotor trusts, that with proper caro and attention to tho wAnts of those who frequent his hotel, to, morit a fair sharo of public patronago. Romember tho addross-^ JA3IE3 J, M^RAN, 13108 x Imporial Hotel. THE POST 'OFFICE HOTEL; Gidson's Quay, Hokitika. HJ.IIANSEN, tho proprietor, having , recently complolod lar^o additions and improvements in this building and its 'internal arrangomonts, will bo proud to havo a still further accession to tho patronago he has already recoived, not onlyhoivbutinDunedin and in Molbourno Tho situation of tho Post dflico Hotel is most convoniont for persons in businoss, boing opposito tho Post .6/fico, and Supremo Court, and Govormnoht Buildings, and immediately contiguous to tho Wharf, wliovo passengers and, thoir luggago aro landed from all thq steamers. It is in tho midst of tho principal morcantilo and shipping houses, by whom the Post Ollico Hotel is now rogarded and usod as . THE CENTRE OF BUSINESS. A NEW BILLIARD TABLE, Of tho bost Molbourno manufacture, has rocently boon added to, tho othor attractive 'fejaturos of tho hotol. ? 2782* pRINOE OF WALES ROOMS, { Opposito tho PrincD of Wales Opera House, Revell-stbeet, llokitika.
Visitors to Hokitika will find ovory convouionco at tho abovo rooms, combined with comfort and attention. Breakfast, from 8 to 10 ; Dinner, 12 to 3 5 and Supper at all hours. OYSTERS, &C. 2082 ST Alt HOTEL ' AND AMERICAN BOWLING SALOON, REVULL S T.lt IS IS T. Wines. Spirits, and Liquors of tho best brand... ' TUENEItY AND RUSSELL, rnouiiiKTons. 25 JfELSON HOTEL, Corner of Bridgo and Colliug^ r ood streets, Nol«nn, CHARLES M'GEE, Propriotor. • Wines and Spirits of suporior qualitySiiitflo and double bedded rooms. ID T TRIMBLE, V • (Lato of tho Victoria Holol, HokilikU) masonic" hotel, Trafalgar street, Nelson, • Superior Winos, Spirits, and Malt Liquor [Good Accommodation, Billiards. > 27 LORD NELSON HOTEL, I , Revell street, HIGGTNS AND MEYNJCLL, Proprietors, V (Lato of Ballarat and Brighton, Victor!^ First-class Accommodation for Digajers, Storekeepers, and Private FamiuOs. 2791 THE SWAN FAMILY HOTEL, Wharf street, MC'GUIRE AND LYNCH, Proprietors. Strangors and now arrivals will find tho abovo Hotol unrivalled as regards comfort, cloanlinoss, and reasonable chargos. TLo Winos, Spirits, Ales, and Porter aro all of tho bost description, and ovory attontion and civility is shown to tho patrons of tho Swan. Special rogard is paid to tho Bedrooms, which arc spacious and well- vontilated ; and an oxcollont Tablo is kept for Gentlemen residing in the houso and Visitors 2789£
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West Coast Times, Issue 240, 29 June 1866, Page 1
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484Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 West Coast Times, Issue 240, 29 June 1866, Page 1
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