TO TRAVELLERS AND VISITORS PASSSING THROUGH OB REMAINING IN HAVELOCK. WC 0 B K I L L 9 announces to his numerous friends and those who desire First Class Hotel Accommodation, that lie is now the Landlord and Proprietor of the COMMERCIAL HOTEL, (Situated in Lueknow-streot.) To those paying him a visit he will be most happy in affording them every information as to the best routes through the Province, and all particulars respecting the goldfields, with the latest intelligence to hand from them. The accommodation for Boarders or those making a temporary sojourn is not equalled in Havelock. The Wines, Spirits, and Ales (English and Colonial) have been carefully selected. There is ample Stable Accommodation and careful attendants. A First-class Billiard Table, under the charge of an experienced Marker. An excellent Ordinary every day. 7 Manx. ROYAL MAIL LINE OF BOATS. PICTON TO HAVELOCK. r|WIE Royal Mail Line of Boats will start between Picton and Havelock at 10 am., daily (Sundays excepted). All light goods and parcels transmitted by this line guaranteed safe delivery. Passengers may depend upon punctuality, civility, and every attention being paid to their comfort. Booking Office —Jetty, Picton. Richard F. Archer, Manager. ROYAL TALLY-HO LINE OF COACHES. TO PICTON AND BACK DAILY. rF!HE “ ROYAL TELEGRAPH ” X COACH will leave Blenheim daily, from the Victoria Hotel, at 8 am. sharp, arriving in Picton at 11 am., to meet Liardet’s Havelock boat. Will leave Picton at half-past 3, in order to convey passengers arriving by the Havelock boat; arriving in Blenheim at half-past (1 pm. Single Fare, 10s. 6d.; Return Tickets, available for one week, 16s. Passengers booked right through to Havelock, 15s. Return Tickets, available for one week, £1 6s. L. LEWIS, 9 Proprietor. JJ R. W. ROBERTSON, AUCTIONEER, HORSE AND CATTLE SALESMAN. WII.IUS-STRKET, WELLINGTON. FAT STOCK PURCHASED FOR SHIPMENT. House and Land Property for Sale. 10 C II OO L B Ready Reckoners Dictionaries Song Books Cookery Books OO K 8 ‘ Marlborough Press ’ Office. NOTICE. JIyTR. DONALD M'CORMICK begs to intimate to his numerous friends and customers that he has relinquished the business hitherto carried on by him as butcher, Picton, and that all outstanding accounts arc to he paid to Messrs. D. and 11. M'Cormick, whose receipt will be a sufficient discharge, and who will carry on the business as formerly. D. M‘C. begs further to give notice that all outstanding accounts must bo settled on or before the 12th August next, or, in default, legal proceedings will he taken to compel payment. 83 jPI F . JONES, Manufacturer and Importer of SADDLERY AND HARNESS, Trafalgar Street, (Opposite the Masonic Hotel,) NELSON. 14 DIARIES. Pocket and Desk Sizes. '■ Mazibordiigh Pitas 1 Office.
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Marlborough Press, Volume VI, Issue 58, 22 July 1865, Page 1
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