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West Coast Times, Issue 653, 28 October 1867, Page 1

Stafford Town and the Waimea TTfcELACOUE'S JUNCTION HOTEL, v Corner of track to Piper's Flat and Main ! road to Stafford Town. Wines and Spirits of the best brands. Ale and Porter of the finest quality. Good Accommodation. 9693 SLUICER'S ARMS HOTEL, Main Road, Stafford Town, Jaiies N. Owen, Proprietor. Wines and Spirits of the best brands, A first-class Billiard Table, and a Commodious Room, suitable for Meetings or Balls. 7715 Hotels and Restaurants. SWAN FAMILY HOTEL, Wharf street, Hokitika. WINES AND SPIRITS, BEST BRANDS. M'Guiee and Lynch, Propietors. 10409 WHITE HOUSE HOTEL, NEXT CITY THEATRE, Weld Street, Hokilika. R. F. LUKS. Proprietor. 10636 /COMMERCIAL AND MASONIC \J HOTEL, Revell street South, Hokitika. Joseph Sibley, Proprietor. J. S., having taken the above wellknown and old-established hostelry, begs respectfully to inform his friends and the public that they will find ever}-- convenience and confort ; in fact, nothing will be left undone to render this at once a comfortable home for all who may pay him a visit. The bar is well supplied with the very best of Wines, Spirits, Ales, &c. Private apartments specially set aside for families. 9997C1 OANDINAVIAN HOTEL, IO REVELL STREET, Hokitika. CHAS. SELBY, Proprietor. C. S., having just completed extensive alterations in his premises, by adding several Bedrooms and spacious Diningroom, begs to inform his numerous customers and the public that they will now find his Hotel a comfortable home. Wines, ales, and spirits, of the very best brands. — Bagatelle, &c. Billiards— Is in the day; Is 6d at night. 9918 MELBOURNE HOTEL, Adjoining Nolens Butchery, Gibson's Quay, Hokitika. F. PETERSON, Proprietor, Late of the Arnold and the Haast Rivers. PP., having taken the above well- , known HOSTELRY, begs to inform his ' friends and the public that he intends to render this at once a first-class establishment, and is determined to keep nothing but the very best Spirits, Ale, &g., on the premises, and trusts by so doing, and strict attention to trade, to merit a fair share of patronage. — Superior Accommodation. 9920 j^ELSON HOTEL, Corner of Bridge and Collingwood streets, No'.SDn, CHARLES M'GEE, Proprietor, Wines and Spirits of superior quality Single and double bedded rooms. ly f TRIMBLE, ' ; • (Late of the Victoria Hotel, Hokitika) , MASONIC HO TE h , Trafalgar street, Nelson, Suptrirr Wines, Spirits. and Mall Liqu-.i Good Accommodation. Billiards. 2? ; THE GRIDIRON RESTAURANT, DINING-ROOM, AND BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT, REVELL-STREET. 1 M. RIORD AN, having taken the above , well-known establishment, begs respect- ] fully to inform his friends and the public, 1 that he intends to render this at once the most comfortable house in town. ; The whole establishment has been entirely refurnished, and neither pains or expense has been spared to render it all that cau be desired. THE RESTAURANT, in which seats are provided for 100 persons, has been fitted-up with every modern appliance which could conti'ibute to the comfort of the visitors, to ensure . which has been the especial desire of the proprietor. The cusine is under the su- < pervision 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 RESTAURANT The LEADING ESTABLISHMENT . In the City. 10523 T^ORK HOTEL, GEORGE-STRKET. X One of the largest and most convenient houses for boarders and travellers in Dunedin/ The choicest of liquors and wines. Moderate charges. Milleb and Hall, Proprietors. 10245