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Charleston Argus, 2 March 1867, Page 4

WE ST PORT HOTEL, (LATE ASKEW'S,) WESTPORT, BULLER RIVER. MESSRS. TIBBY AND ANDERSEN Respectfully inform their friends and the public in general, that they have taken the above old established and commodious hotel, and assure those who may favor them with their patronage that they will do all in their power to merit it. Clean well-aired beds, and separate bed-rooms if required. Even accommodation for miners and travellers. PRICES MODERATE, in keeping with the times. MEALS AT THE USI'AL TIMES. The Wine 9, Spirits, beer, &c., are of the best brands, and have been most carefully selected from the very best houses. - Billiard Room on the premises, and an excellent table The house is conveniently situated, opposite the river, in close vicinity to the shipping. 11. Tibby has had long experience in catering for the public, and no pains will be spared to make the Westport Hotel a comfortable home for those who may favor it with a visit. TIBBY AND ANDERSEN, PROPRIETORS. CAMP HOTEL (Opposite the Camp,) t GLADSTONE STREET. The Proprietor begs to inform his old friends, and the public in general, that he has opened his Dining Rooms, and is prepared to supply meals at any hour. Suppers prepared to order at the shortest notice. Cleanliness and civility the order of the day. Breakfast 2s. Od. Dinner 2s. 6d. Tea 2s. Od. Regular boarders dealt with on liberal terms. A. BROWN, 119 Late of the p.s. Nelson. BBITISH AMERICAN HOTEL, ESPLANADE, WESTPORT. Agents for the Lugger "STAR OF THE DULLER." 113 NOTICE. TO MINERS AND PACKERS! Cradles and California Pumps made to order at the VICTORIAN SHOEING FORGE, KENNEDY STREET, WESTPORT. THOMAS CRUMPTO N . 109 HIBERNIAN HOTEL, ESPLANADE, WESTPORT. The above hotel is now open. Good meals, clean beds and civility. 104 M. CORCORAN, Proprietor.