Hotels. EUROPEAN HOTEL, Princes street, Charleston. THE undersigned takes pleasure in announcing to his friends and the public in general that the EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS in the above hotel have just been completed, resulting in an additional number of comfortable and commodious Sitting and Bedrooms, as also iu THE NEW HALL, which, from its superior acoustic properties claims the attention of professionals and others, it being ysrell adapted for Vocal and Instrumental Performances, Balls, Banquets, Public Meetings. COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS can be accommodated with most suitable Sample Rooms. THE NEW BILLIARD ROOM, contains one of Alcock's Prize Tables with all its appliances. THE COMMERCIAL ROOM is at all times well stocked with- the latest Colonial and Foreign Newspapers and periodicals— "London Punch." KITCHEN '& DINING- ROOM are under the immediate supervision of the proprietor. CHARLES "WEITZEL. mHEA TR E ROYAL, "*- AND NELSON HOTEL, Corner of Palmerston and Lyttelton S-fcs-., Westport. BILLIARD SALOON ATTACHED. Tho Theatre ha* recently been-elabo-rately and expensively fitted up, and from its situation, size, and attraction, is now the most central, commodious, and comfortable rendezvous on the New Zealand G-oldfields. The stage arrangements are perfect, and the Proprietor is prepared to treat with Theatrical Managers, Musical Directors, and the profession generally for the production of first-class enterT. SHEAHAN. rARP OE ERIN HOTEL. 1.1 E. ROCHE, Proprietor, has, at considerable expense, remodelled, rebuilt, and refurnished, the Harp of Erin Hotel, at Wakefield Street, in close contiguity to the Government Buildings. The Hotel has been enlarged to double its former size, and comprises an extensive suite of lofty and welllighted Bed Rooms, Billiard Room, Private Parlors, Dining Hall, and every arrangement conducing to convenience and comfort. Boarders and Country Visitors, seeking a comfortable place of sojourn, will find good accommodation and careful attention at the HARP OF ERIN. T M P E E I A L HOTEL, 1 Nelson street, Westport. ,T. DERUNGS, late of Kennedy street, begs to inform his numerous friends and the public, generally that they will find his Imperial Hotel now located in Nelson street, and that he is ready as usual to attend to the convenience and comfort of customers. Goon Table. Good Beds. Good Liquors. 'AGUI RE ' S HOTEL, Westport. J. A. MAGUIRE (late Governor of Westport Gaol), has the pleasure of intimating to his friends that he has opened the above Hotel in Packing-tcn-street, near tho Government School. Westport, Dec. 20, 1872. mHREE CHANNEL FLAT J_ HOTEL AND ACCOMMODATION lIOHSE, Thrco Miles from Inangahua Junction, LYELL ROAD. First-ckss Accommodation for Travellers. Good Stabling and Grass Paddocks at Moderate Charges. MATHEW DELAVADOVA & CO., Proprietors.
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Westport Times, Volume VII, Issue 1052, 7 March 1873, Page 1
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428Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Westport Times, Volume VII, Issue 1052, 7 March 1873, Page 1
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