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Bruce Herald, Volume III, Issue 67, 20 July 1865, Page 1

: ' HOTELS, &c. C A P S T I C K • S TOKOMAIRIRO. 38 MILES PAOM DUNEDIN, N.B.— STABLING FOR HORSES, LOOSE BOXES, ■ • ■ . ANI?. , • ' CLOVER aPA^D DOCKS, ; X-^. ' GOOIS ACCdMMODATION FOR TRAVELLERS, SECOND TO NONE ON THE ROAD. \ ONE OF ALCOCK'S LARGEST BILLIARD TABLES. C6'bb & Oo.'s Coaches arrive daily from Dunedin, Invercargill, and Tuapeka, at 11.30 a.m., allowing- passeng-ers time to dine. R. W". Oapstick thanks his friends and the public in general for the support he has received during; the last twelve months, and trusts, by strict attention to the wants of his constituents, to -be considered worthy of their patronage.

RELIANCE HOTEL, OTQKIA. rpHE above well-known and old established Hotel is situated on the MAIN SOUTH ROAD, midway between DUNEDIN and TOKOMAIRIRO, > 'and within four miles of the Taieri Ferry., Cobb and Co.'s Coaches To and from Dunedin and the up-country districts change horses and allow passengers sufficient time for meals and refreshments. The ' Bar Is replete with wines, spiritß, and beers of the best: brands and qualities. Excellent; Accommodation Is provided for travellers, also. good stabling ■and enclosed .paddock. Kaitangata Hotel and' General Store, Situated at the Junctipnof the Roads]leading from Tokomairiro, Clutha Ferry, Port Molyneux, and the Coast district. THE above Hotel is provided with good accommodation for travellers, &c. The Bar 5 Is supplied with wines, spirits, &c, of the best quality. Good Stabling. _ J At. the Store _adj pin jng the _Hptel every des- ; cription of goods, suitable for travellers and; settlers can be had. . :; Parties; desirous, of visiting- Port Molyneux can be taken in a boat down the river in aii hour, thereby /saving 30 miles of travelling, by the road. .-••......... . S'ares moderate.