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New Zealander, Volume XXII, Issue 2318, 4 January 1865, Page 2

HOTELS BRITISH HOTEL, QUEEN-STREET. MR. JOSEPH BOULTER, In Retiring from Business, J£>ETURNS his best thanks to the Public for the liberal patronage he has received, and begs to recommend to their notice his successor, Mr. SCEATS, as worthy of a continuation of the same. BRITISH HOTEL. MR. SCEATS Having purchased the lease of the above Hotel, begs to intimate to the Public that in carrying on the business lately conducted by Mr. Boulter, it will be his endeavour, by strict attention to business, and by the sale of none but the very best liqnors, to maintain the reputation of this well-known House, and to deserve a continuation of the large share of public patronage which has been afforded to it.

Royal Oak Hotel, (Corner op Chapel and Cook-streets). P . BECK BEGS to inform his friends and the public general ly that having made extensive additions to hi, premises he is now prepared to offer First-class Accommodation to Settlers, Boarders, and otherss who will find his Table and quality of Wines Spirits, &c., equal to any Hotel in Anckland. Charges moderate. PETER BECK December 2nd, 1864. BELFAST HOTEL, PRINCESS-STREET. JAMES SUTHERLAND JJAYING entered on the above Premises, begs inform his Friends and the Public generally that he as refitted and improved the House at very considerable expense, and that he is now able to offer very superior accommodation to visitors. WINES and SPIRITS of the very best description, and everything connected with the Establishment conducted in first-class style, with the greatest attention to comfort. DINING SALOONS-

NOW OPEN' . THE ROYAL OYSTER AND SUPPER SALOON, * QUEEN-STREET, OPPOSITE DARBY’S HOTEL. REFRESHMENTS AND OYSTERS TILL 12 AT NIGHT. H- ADAMS, PROPRIETOR. The want of such an Establishment been elt by the Auckland public, and H. A. trusts to men with a fair share of the public by keeping' the best Cuisine in Auckland. Note the Address : NEAR THE THEATRE ROYAL, AND OPPOSITE DARBY’S HOT El. Queen-street.

A S.’A£.MMCE THE PROPRIETORS of the CAFE and RESTAURANT NAPOLLEON, opposite the Prince of Wales Theatre, Queen-street, beg to inform the Public and Friends, who may either be residents or visiting the town of Auckland, that they are going to open this new and Commodious Establishment THIS EVENING. The Cuisine will be of the highest order, and of the most recherchee description being presided over by Mr. Ischi, an eleve of the Hotel de Louvre, at Paris, and late Chief ~ook of the “ Great Eastern.” Breakfasts, Dinners, Suppers a la Carte. 'RICHLY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR PRIVATE AND SELECT PARTIES. German, French, Italian, Spanish, and .Portugese spoken. The Proprietors can safely assure their Patrons and Friends that a call to their establishment will give them a complete satisfaction. MEDARD, ISCHI, AND CO. Do not Lose a Good Chance. IJ’HE Public of Auckland are respectfully invited TO OBSERVE THAT MESSRS. MEDARD & ISCHI, PROPRIETORS OF THE CAFE NAPOLEON AND RESTAURANT QUEEN STREET, Are prepared, on the SHORTEST NOTICE, and for REASONABLE CHARGES, to Provide PICNIC PARTIES with ALL KINDS OF REFRESHMENTS, &c.