OKAIt IT A il (.) TE L , WILLIAM-STREET, CHARLESTON, PAKIIII. MRS THOMPSON, (Late of the Okarita Hotel, Okarita.) None but the very best brands of wines, spirits or ales kept in stock. % tAWYEHSS' AKMS HOiEL, Main-street, near the Cutting, W. IL WRIGHT, Proprietor, Having opened the above hostelry, his friends and the public will find the best liquors of all descriptions kept at the bar. THE RESTAURANT Will be opened in a few days. 74 fiEID'S SHIP HOTEL, Main-street, Charleston. J. Reid has much pleasure in informing his friends and the public generally that he has opened his new premises, and is prepared to supply them with liquors of the best brands. 51 NOTICE.. If you ANT A T ONG T\RINK Of Sparkling r COLONIAL T) RE WED ,4 LE Two Doors from the Bank of New Zealand, at the corner of Rotten Row. Nothing but Genuine Liquors kept, and 55 No Adulteration. ROYAL FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Main-street, Charleston. Proprietor, M. CREWDSON. The above hotel has been recently erected at considerable expense, to supply a want very generally felt in this district, viz a first-class Hotel. Commercial gentlemen will find superior accommodation. Ladies and families may rest assured that their comfort and convenience will be attended to. The Table, furnished with all the delicacies of the season, is under the special supervision of a first-class Chef de Cuisne. Select Reading Room, With all the Colonial Papers, etc. <IBLEY\S ROYAL HOTEL, Opposite the Camp, Charleston. J. Sibley (late of the Camp Hotel, Ross,) invites those of his friends to visit bis new house, where they will find only the very best brands of liquors in the bar. X AND RESTAURANT, Coal-street, Charleston. WEITZELL & CO., Proprietors. The proprietors of the above Hotel being so long and favorably known to the public of Hokitika, need only say that they will conduct this establishment in the same style as that which gave so much satisfaction in Hokitika. The Restaurant department is under the sole supervision of the proprietors, and the Bed-rooms are such that comfort and cleanliness will be the leading features. Commercial gentlemen and visitors to Charleston will find the European Hotel second to none. The Wines, Spirits, etc. are of the very best brands. QHAKESPERE HOTEL, KJ Camp-street. T. B. SMITH begs to announce to his old friends that he has now opened his new house and will be glad to see old faces and new ones. WEILL and GOTHARD, Wholesale and Retail Butchers, Diggers' Street, Charleston. Families and the trade upplied at the lowest current rate?. :uc
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Charleston Argus, Volume 1, Issue 17, 11 May 1867, Page 4
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