Hotels and Restaurants. HAU HAU HOTEL AND MUSIC HALL. Late Okarita Hotel, J. Robertson, Proprietor. J. R., having taken the above wellknown hostelery, begs to inform his friends and the public, that he has made arrangements for the most efficient band procurable, and intends making considerable alterations to render this the most respectable and popular place of amusement in the town. Mr Walter Hawkins, a well-known caterer for amusements, has been engaged as M.C. Nothing but the best of Wines, Spirits, &c, kept, and the whole establishment will be under the eye of the Proprietor. 10461 mHE GRIDIRON JL RESTAURANT, DINING-ROOM, AND BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT, REVELL-ST.&EET. M. RIORDAN, having taken the above well-known establishment, begs respectfully to inform his friends and the public, that he intends to render this at once the most comfortable house in town. The whole establishment has boen entirely refurnished, and neither pains or expense has been spared to render it all that can be desired. THE RESTAURANT, in which seats are provided for 100 persons, has been fitted-up with every modern appliance which could contribute to the comfort of the visitors, to ensure which has been the especial desire of the proprietor. The cusine is under the supervision of himself, which -will guarantee satisfaction to the most fastidious, whilst the ever varied Bill of Fare will afford ample choice to satisfy epicureans. THE BEDROOMS are spacious, clean, and well- ventilated ; permanent, or temporary boarders may, therefore, depend upon their comfort and convenience, whilst at the same time the charges are strictly moderate. The proprietor, therefore, may briefly state, that from his long experience in the Australian and New Zealand colonies, ■he will make the GRIDIRON RESTAUEANT The LEADING ESTABLISHMENT In the City. 10523 t:\uropean restaurant. notice of removal. James say, Late Proprietor of the European Restaurant, next M'Guire and Lynch's, Bakery, begs . respectfully to inform his many friends and customers, -that he has removed to those premises lately known as Brunton's Melbourne Restaurant, which have been entirely re-moddeUed and decorated at a very considerable expense, the proprietor, therefore, trusts to meet that patronage so liberally bestowed on him before in his old premises, and to assure the public that it will be his chief study to render his establishment the most comfortable house of call in town, both for Board, and Board and Lodging. One visit will suffice. List of Prices :—: — Board, per week, 2os ; Board and Lodging, per week, 30s ; Beds, Is 6d ; Breakfast, Is 6d; Dinner, 2s; Tea, Is 6d. JN.B.— Open on Saturday, the 28th, 1867. 10460 YORK HOTEL, GEORGE-STREET. One of the largest and most convenient houses for boarders and travellers in Dunedin. The choicest of liquors and wmes. Moderate charges. Millee and Hall, Proprietors. 10245 Horses. NOTICE. • J KENNEDY has REMOVED • his Noah's Ark Stables to the corner of Hamilton and Tancred streets Noah's Ark JStables, Hokitika, and at Kennedy's, Greymouth. Fares each way — 255. 10767 HAVELOCK HOTEL LIVERY STABLES. R. Fane, Proprietor. KF. begs to inform his friends that he • has now on Hire borne of the best Hacks ever imported into Hokitika, — Saddle and Side-saddie. Terms very moderate. 9778 HORSES FOR "HIRE at the Commercial Sale Yards, Revell street, FIRST-CLASS HACKS. Apply to A. Bhough, 10754 At J. Jones' Sale Yard. ROSS AND SOUTH SPIT. CJ ADDLE Horses can be hired al Mr D MULLINS' STABLES, Ross; or, Dean's, Red House Hotel, South Spit, at the following rates :—: — Spit to Ross LI 0 0 To Ross and back same day... 110 0 _____ / James M'Mullin, 9871 Proprietor. SOUTH SPIT AND ROSS. rpHE undersigned having received a JL Fresh Stock of Horses, is enabled to Reduce the Price of Horse Hire. To Ross £1 0 0 To Ross and back the same day 110 0 Ladies' Side-saddles alw? ys on Hire. Rea & Co.'s Noah's Ark Stables, 8512 South Spit and Ross. WHAT'S THE NEWS P Who are the successful Candidates P All ; who buy eggs from A. Walker, at 2s 6d Sor dozen. Wines, Spirits, Confectionery, ;c, at A. Walker's, wholesale and retail. 9850
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West Coast Times, Issue 649, 23 October 1867, Page 1
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