Hotels and Restaurants. THE IMPERIAL HOTEL, Corner of Wharf street & Gibson's Quay. THE Proprietor of this Hotel, anxious to meet the exigencies of the times» has decided on Reducing his charges, as follows :— *■ Board, per week £1 15 0 Board and Lodging, do ... 2 5 0 Breakfast or Tea, each ... 0 2 0 Dinner 0 2 6 Beds 0 2 0 Tie bedrooms are large and airy ; the table first-class ; the attendance good ; the wines and spirits of the best brands ; and the proprietor trusts, that with proper care and attention to the wants of those who frequent his hotel, to merit a fair share of public patronage. Remember the address — James J, Moban, 3108 - Imperial Hotel. POST OFFICE HOTEL, j Opposite Post Office, Hokitika. H. J. Hanson, Proprietor. TT J. H. begs to inform his friends and * the public generally that he has returned from Dunedin, after disposing of his business there, and intends to devote the whole of his time and energies to his business here ; and he hopes they will continue to patronise him as liberally as they have hitherto dftne. He also begs to state that another" large shipment of BASS' No. 3 and No. 4 ALE, NEW BREW, has arrived, and will be found in splendid condition. The Wines and Spirits will also be found first-class. 3366* pRINCE OF WALES DINING ROOMS, Opposite the Prince of Wales Opera House, Revell-stbeet, Hokitika. Visitors to Hokitika will find everj'convenience at the above rooms, combined with comfort and attention. Breakfast, from 8 to 10 ; Dinner, 12 to 3 ; and Supper at all hours. , OtSTEBS, &C. 2682 STAR HOTEL AND AMERICAN BOWLING SALOON, REVELL STREET. Wines. Spirits, and Liquors of the best brand*. TRENERY AND RUSSELL, PROPRIETORS. 25 atELSON HOTEL, Corner of Bridge and Collingwood streets, Nelson, CHARLES M'GEE, Proprietor. Wines and Spirits of superior quality Single and double bedded rooms. ly y TRIMBLE, • " • (Late of the Victoria Hotel, Hokitika) MASONIC HOTEL, Trafalgar street, Nelson, Superior Wines, Spirits, and Malt Liquor Good Accommodation. Billiards. 27 LORD NELSON HOTEL, Revell steeet, HIGGINS AND MEYNELL, Proprietors, • (Late of Ballarat and Brighton, Victoria.) First-class Accommodation for Diggers, Storekeepers, and Private Families. 2791 THE SWAN FAMILY HOTEL, Whabf stbeet, MC'GUIRE AND LYNCH, Proprietors. Strangers and new arrivals will find the above Hotel unrivalled as regards comfort, cleanliness, and reasonable charges. The Wines, Spirits, Ales, and Porter are all of the best description, and every attention and civility is shown to the patrons of the Swan. Special regard is paid to the Bedrooms, which are spacious and well-ventilated ; and an excellent Table is kept for Gentlemen residing iv the house | and Visitor 2789^
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West Coast Times, Issue 257, 20 July 1866, Page 1
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439Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 West Coast Times, Issue 257, 20 July 1866, Page 1
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