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Bruce Herald, Volume III, Issue 73, 31 August 1865, Page 1

HOTELS, &e. OAPSTIOK'S T" O KG MAIEIEO. 38 MILES .EAOM DUNEDIN. * + N.B.— STABLING FOR HORSES, LOOSE BOXES, AND CLOVSE PABDOCKS, GOOD AGCOMMODATION FOR TRAVELLERS, SECOND TO NONE ON THE ROAD. ONE OF ALCOCK'S LARGEST BILLIARD TABLES. Cobb & Co.'s Coaches arrive daily from Dunedin, Invercargill, and Tuapeka, at 11.30 a.m., allowing- passengers time to dine. R. W. Capstick 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. ■

BSLIAHCE HOTEL, OTOKIA. | rriHE above well-known and old established Hotel is situated on the MAIN SOUTH EOAD, midway between DUNEDIN and TOKOMAIRIEO, and within four miles of the Taieri; Ferry. Cobb and Co.'s Coaches To and from Dunedin and the up-country dis- ; tricts change horses and allow passengers suffii cient time for meals and refreshments. The Bar • Is replete with wines, spirits, and beers of the best 3 brands and qualities. Excellent Accommodation 1 Is provided for travellers, also good stabling and enclosed paddock. Kaitangata Hotel and General Store, Situated at the Junction of the Boads leading. from Tokomairiro, Clutha Ferry, Port Molyneux, and the Coast district. nn HE above Hotel is provided with good acl| ' commodation for travellers, &c. j The Bar i Is supplied with wines, spirits, &c.j of the besi g qualfry* D . - Good Stabling. Q> At the Store adjoining- the Hotel every des>n cription of goods, suitable for travellers am al settlers can be had. !st Parties desirous of visiting Port Molyneux cai be taken in a boat down the river in an houi ithereby saving 30 miles of travelling by th ily iroad. * i Pares Moderate