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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXIV, Issue 3457, 14 August 1868, Page 6

GOVERNOR BOWEN HQTE. BROWNE-STREET, WAIOTAHI, ENLARGEMENT OF THE HOTEL FOR THE: ACCOMMODATION OF DIGGERS AND, TRAVELLERS VISITING THE THAMES, ; GOLDFiELD. JOSEPH MULLIGAN,

PROPRIETOR, T> ETURNS his thanks to the entire population of the Thames goldfield for their previous patronagt in Shortland and the Waiotahi. The unprecedented attractions of the Thames as % gold-bearing country having induced thousands ol the population of Auckland and miners from the, West Coast, also speculators from all parts of the, colonies, to settle in or visit the district, tke Pro*, prietor has built a large and commodious Hotel, furnished in a manner that he is confident will give' satisfaction to all who may visit the house. The DRAWING AND DINING ROOMS are furnished with all the appurtenances conducive to comfort combined with elegance. The BEDROOMS are proportioned with J> view to admit of the ventilation so requisite durin g the summer months. It has been the object o£ the > proprietor to provide for Families visiting the Thames; he may therefore confidently make assurance tbu »t in this department of the Hotel the strictest aide* and quiet will be observed. A Spaoious BILLIARD ROOM is attached to \h^ building. The STABLES are in charge of an experienced. Ostler, who will attend to Gentlemen requiring horses, either for riding or driving, BREAKFAST, DINNER, and TEA will be laid, on the table at the hours of 8 a.m., 1 p.m., and 6 p.m. The WINES, SPIRITS, and MALT LIQUORS are of the very best quality. It will be the duty of the proprietor, who has bean a pioneer of the Thames goldfiald, to ensure civility, comfort, and attention to hib customers, and by doing so he trusts that he will continue to receive the support hitherto accorded to him. Shortland, August 7, 1865. '

TTA-RATTA GOLDFIELD GOLD! GOLDI GOLD): SHORTLAND HOTEL. > tTIHE undersigned notifies to thepublioin general, ' and diggers in particular, that he has BUILT aCommodious HOTEL, where he will provide for the wants of all in a manner that will give satisfaction. , ( The table will be supplied to suit the tastes of the ' visitors from Auckland as well as the residents in " the district. WINES, SPIRITS, AND MALT LIQUORS, Of the BEST QUALITY, at AUCKLAND PRICKS JOHN BUTT.

TO THE PUBLIC OF AUCKLAND! f AND ITS VICINITY. W. POSSENISKIE, IN returning thanks for the liberal patronage he 1 ; has received for years past, begs respectfully to '" inform bis patrons, and the public generally, that,] he has determined, to suit the times, to offer, to. the i' public such a LIST OF PRICES as will enable aIL classes to obtain ' • r ' A riRST-RATE ARTICLE ,' AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE ; And trusts, by giving FULL VALUE and GOOD WORKMANSHIP, to merit a continuance of support. To meet the times, W. POSSENISKIE is prepared to supply the following Articles at greatly reduced prices, for cash, viz. : — £ s. d. Best Black Dress Suit 8 0 0 Mtlton Coat and Vest, with - ' - Trousers 6 0 0 ;I Fancy Silk - mixture Coat and •" - Vest, with Tweed Trousers... 517 6 Fancy West of England or Scotch Tweed Suit .:„ - 5 7 6 Tweed Trousers, best material ... 1 12 6 Shortland-street, July 10, 1868. ; t '

NOTICE. . HAY, CORN, AND PRODUCE STORES, ' LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES, . CORNIR OT VIOTOBU AND ALBIBT-STBSRI. <■ il' .' i i H R. B. SYMON, HAVING RE-OPENED the above Premises, begs to return -his sincere thanks to his friends, and the public generally, for the very libtrab support acoordeii to him when in business before, and! trust" that, by nuj-plying none but the BfeJ&T < ' G ODS to be had in the maiket, at the lowest „ current rate*, he may merit a f*ir share of their < paronage in the future. ' N.B.— Goc ds delivered in town or suburbs free of extra charge. ' ■' '