Page 3 Advertisements Column 5

Otago Daily Times, Issue 180, 25 June 1862, Page 3

Hotels, etc.: , ... IMPORTANT TO MERCANTILE MEN, Important to Professional Men, Important to Men of Leisure and Men of Toil. Important to all. ALFRED J. SIMMONS, late manager for'.4c World-renowned caterers, MESSRS. SPIERS AND PONDi .'■','. Begs to announce that on Thursday, the 19th of June the : ROYAL CAFE DE PARIS, Opposite the Bank of New Zealand, Rattray-street will be opened for the supply of Breakfasts, Luncheons, Dinners and Suppers. Promptly and well served up at the moderate prices, so universally popular at the Royal Cafe de Paris,-Melbourne. THE DAILY BILL OF FARE Will comprise soups, fish, the well dressed joint, the ■jiost recherche made dishes, poultry, game, tarts, "confectionery, with every kind ot fruit in season. DINNERS FROM THE JOINT ■■■••.■ Cut at the table of the Consumer. The, public ; may. also choose their own steak, chop, &c, and see it cooked on the Colossal Gridiron in the Dining Hall. The above magnificent saloon having been embel-' lished with all the appliances and resources of decorative art, and fitted up at an enormous outlay, will afford to visitors the most sumptuous accommodation at the minimum of expense. THE PURE,COFFEE OF MOCHA, - Prepared and served as in Paris. : Under the system of management at the Royal Cafe de Paris, the taste of the bon-vivant will be pleased, the time of the man of business saved, and the pocket of the economist consulted. The decorations of this unique and unequalled establishment have been executed by R. E. Inman. Cabinet work, &c, by Messrs. Spicer, Murray and Co. SIMMONS & WALTON, Proprietors. PRINCE OF WALESHOTEL. NOTICE To Those Arriving and those Departing. BE IT KNOWN that the most convenient house in Dunedin, either for a short stay or a long one is at the PRINCE OF WALES HOTEL, Mr. Davis, Proprietor, so well and so long known to all Victorians good and true. Board and Lodging by the Week, Day, or any longer or shorter period, AT THE MOST MODERATE CHARGES. Good Beds, Good Meals, Good Liquors, Large Dining and Sitting Rooms, Airy Bedrooms, Private Apartments for Families, and all the conveniences of a first-class hotel, under able and experienced management. . Mr. Davis invites all and sundry, whether Victorians or from oth"er Colonies, or those coming from Fatherland, to call at his house, and ascertain the good treatment, civility, and attention they will here meet with. TOWERS ROYAL GEORGE lIOTJIL, Geoege-Street. . ONE of the oldest established houses in Dunediu, and where the best accommodation can be obtained. Every convenience and comfort will be found at this established hotel. There is an excellent ABLE D'HOTE every day at 2 o'clock. Board and lodging, forty shillings per week, with single bed room. Private sitting rooms for travellers and boarders. Wines, spirits, ale, porter, &c;, of the very best brands only. Superior stable accommodation, under careful and skilled management, with stock and sale yards attached. THE SHAKSPEARE HOTEL, Corner Maclaggan and Rattray-stbeets. T. B. SMITH, Proprietor. TB. SMITH, so long and so-well known to all . Victorians as tlie original proprietor of the Shakspeare, Ballarat. as also the Montezuma, has at length completed the additions to his already exteu sive and well arranged Hotel. Mr. Smith will be able to convince his friends, when they may honor-him with a call, that his accommodations are not to be equalled by any other house in Dunedin. His charges are strictly moderate, eood meals, clean, well-aired beds, private parlors, good stabling, abundance of amusement, first-rate company, excellent attendance, civility, and a disposition to meet the wishes of the customers, Will always be found at the Shakspeare. COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Camp Street, Junction. (Cobb & Co.'s Booking Office.) COBB'S COACHES arrive at 'and depart from the Commercial Hotel daily. Passengers by the above line will find the Commercial Hotel one of the best on the diggings. No expense lias been spared to secure the comfort of all who may pay the Hotel a visit. HONE, WEATHERLY & CO., • Proprietors. SCANDINAVIAN RESTAURANT, Maclagganstreet, Hudson & Co., Proprietors. Good accommodation and moderate charges, combined with a strict attention to tho wants of customers always to be obtained at the Scandinavian. IT ONDON' DINING ROO MS, Jetty-street, Dunedin. HUGH ROBERTSON Begs to inform his friends that he has opened the above establishment. Every convenience and comfort, combined with the MOST MODERATE CHARGES, Will be the order of the day. BOARD AND LODGING , By the week, day, or nny longer or shorter period. WELL AIRED BEDS, Large dining and sitting rooms; airy bedrooms, private apartments for families, and all the convenience of a first class dining rooms, under able and experienced management. . H. ROBERTSON, Proprietor. Open from 6 a.m. to 12 p.m. THE MELBOURNE HOTEL, ~ Messrs. Ross & Johnston, Proprietors. I^HE extensive alterations and additions to the Melbourne Hotel being now completed, the Proprietors are enabled to offer accommodation to their friends, boarders, and the public generally, not to be surpassed by any other hotel in town. _ Boarders', travellers', and casual visitors comforts at all times carefully attended to. A liberal table, good airy bedrooms, clean beds, civility, attention, and extremely moderate charges will always be the rule at the Melbourne Hotel, -where Messrs. Ross and Johnston will feel proud and happy to give all and sundry a hearty welcome. AULD REEKIE! "EDINBURGH CASTLE" HOTEL, CAVERSHAM, I (Tvio Miles from Town, on the Road to the Diggings.) GOOD STABLING and secure PADDOCKS, ucder the superintendence of the Proprietor. CHARGES MODERATE. f J. L O E P E It, t Hair-dressing and Shampooing Saloon, i Princes-street, near the Criterion Hotel. t Tf LOEPER beg 3 most respectfully to inform tlie t) . gentry, professional men, merchants, and the s public generally,'that he has opened a f lIAIR-DRESSING AND SHAMPOOING; • SALOON V In those: elegant and extensive premises near the Criterion Hotel. Jn addition to the above, has been joined the business of a Tobacconist, where' the'finest cigars and the , bast tobacco may always be obtained.