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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXI, Issue 2600, 17 November 1865, Page 8

. Uvw (I h ,' v.r/.f i— d^i\ At} - -yap :i(| jr^Hte'-'Prop^KeWrs'' 'of] ;&o> a^^ell-kiiM 1 Establishment/ hVvin^g YobmpjWd their BXTENSIVB ALTERATIONS, ''beg (t6 ( t6° Uhnoiince to their various supporters arid the' that, on ,and after This Day, •" •■» ?»'»» »• "^V,,,, HOT AND COLD LUNdkEONS :/%1: /%1 r ) will be served at the Bar, at 12 noon, iv the same style as at the " Bay Tree," apd ofihe^wellinown, .London Establishments. V , „, , i Tho BAR has been entirely remodWWd, handsomely; Ideoorated, ancllitted with all the'latest improvements,; for the accommodation and convenience of ous'tomers; and it having always been the* «ud«avour of the 'Proprietors to supply none but. fitiilfrolast, ■Liquors, they trust that their , efforts to „keep pace ipth ;tjw times and moofc the wants of the public w t ill * fair share of support. , ,- „ IN THE DINING ROOM , > , , (With Side Entrance as before), i i" . Chops and Steaks, Hot from the Gridiron, can behad at auy hour of the day. i ■ ■ ". „ ' ' H . , i This Room has a Bar communication, and Uentie-' men from the country, and others having busineis'to transact, will find it quiet and selfot;> and' every' attention paid to their wants. r " • - ' ' , The Six o'olook DINNER [every day as usual. >

EOYAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, PARNELL. rI^HIS HOSTELRY in situated on ' the' 'Pxrndll A!' ' ' ' Hill, at the junction of five roadt, oommandin ft a View of AiioklandHArljour, Barraoli Hill, *n<l Vat Domain ; it elegantly fitted up, »nd provided witb SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION for VISITORS. ' The Wine«, Ale«, and Spirit*' are of the VER"i BEST DESCRIPTION, and no expense has beon pared to meet thd raquirementu of the public \'\

SETTLERS' HOTEL, WANGAREI.

GEORGE.NAYLOR

BEGrS respectfully to inform his Friends aud • tke public that he, has OPENED the above HOTEL, from tho lul July, and h» hopes, by strict attention, combined with moderate olurges, to met it a share of public patronage.

Parties visiting Waagarei will find every accommodation, and all articles sold at tU» establishment will bo of the best quality.

ARMY AND N.AVY. HOTEL, QUEEN-STREET JONCTION.

, ( . /GENTLEMEN Visiting Auckland will find VJC superior accommodation. BENJ. C. HAYLES.

THE BRITISH LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES,! DURHAM-STREET, (Opposite Huuter aud Co.'s Sale Yards.)

,Y. H. TREVENA' Birp«j fn inform flm of Auckland that he tGS to inform the „H fth b has entered ou the ocaui>» » i._,,, ( .. !,„ well-known LIVISRY STABLES, aim .. "' ."^ attention, to. merit a share of encouragement u... support.

Saddle Hones on Hiie. , The Stables are open at all hours, day and night. WHAT HARM TO LOOK AND JUDGE. FREE TO ALL WnO WISH REAL VAt.UK tfOR TDKIR MOKBk. A N INSPECTION OF A VERY CHOICE -"• SELECTION of GENERAL GROCERIES, at a Low Price, is solicited by - J. M. FRENCH, IMPORTER AND FAMILY GROCER, VICTORIA MART, CoRKitR or VioroutA and A.i,i»eijt stkbbt*. J. M. F. having imported largely from England aud the Colonies, and also bought cheaply iv an overlooked Auckland maiket, has pleasure to lnfoim all who desire first-olnM Groceries that he now supplies at the following prices :— No. 1. Congou Tea ... 2s. Od. per lb. No. 2. Fine Tea ... 2s. Cd. per lb. No. 3. Very Fmo Full < „ - ' Flavoured Tea ... 3s. Od. perlb. No. 3. Finest Full Flavoured Tea 3s. 6d. per lb. The above Teas caunot bo nurpassed for Quality and Price. Finest Gurranti , oi. ,6d. per lb. Finest Raisins o*. (7d. ppr lb. English Bacon . X Od. per lb. English Hams , 1* Id. per lb. English Cheese 1«. Od. PP r }»• ' Mould Candles oi. 6d. ,per lb. ' Sperms Is. Od. per lb, ( Soap, oy the bar ... 1»' od. > cw , 4c, ' &°» ' All Articles supplied by this Establishment are guaranteed to be of Good Quautt. COFMK ROASTKD AND- GROUtO) Oif TU* 'PRBMISJS.

SAUOE.-LEA AND PERRINS 1 ( TTT ORCESTER SAUCE. Pronounced by Connoisseurs to be Ttie only 7 Good Sauce, and applicable to Every Variety of,Dißh.

i -Extract of a letter from a medical gentleman | at Madras to his brdther at Worcester, May, 1851.:--"Tell Lea and Perrins that their Sauce is highly esteemed in India, and i«,'in my opinion, the m6st patatable, as well as the'most wholesbme Sauce that ii made." - < i; " -'*•■' '

1 OAUTION.-Lea and Perrins beg .to caution foa i Publid'a'gamst spurioits'imitations of their celebrated WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.' L. andP. have discovered that several of the Foreign Market, have been supplied 'with ' Spurious Inuta^ions, thojabehi closely resembling thTdseoftte, genuine Sauce, and 'in 'one or more instances the name of L. and P. forged. L. and P. will proceed,against one who may manufaotur'eor^enrsuoh'Mmitatibns, and havein-J ■iruefcedtheir cbrreipondenti.in ,the various parti of the world to advise them of any infringement of their , righW .' I- ,'<<;, „-; '' ' ';

' ASK FOR LEAAIfD.PBRRINS' SAUCE.

>)' ' ' - I V Sold Wholesale 'tod for -Export, 1 %■ *h« f*o4 ,prietor«, .W!orcestt«s;i I MeiisMJ CROflS»'*nd ; «-Bf;Ao& 1 ' witLi : Messrs. Barclay and'Sons^Lopdon ; &c, 9p. j and by Grocer. kiicl'Oilmea'generftlly. '