Page 8 Advertisements Column 5

Otago Daily Times, Issue 362, 17 February 1863, Page 8

_,„._ _~,._ ...JHotels.. etc.. .^-^-^—EL > mHE Lease nnd''v'dpodwiil' t of the well-knowi I Licensed House, . ~ •., , u »^-«, SJ:f;.,,-K<jy&EKN:i S ARMS 5.1'" f*« For particulars apply*"fo Jas. Paterson and Co. ,orJ. M'Neill ou..tho.pretnises, r . >,- *st' A '/ifi /' i" >v^lSruarplW'lß(&'/' i'>"a | j H> numerous patrons for the liberal supp«tCac-| corded to him during the past, takes this opportun-j ity to wisjj.e,aoh/ap,d all.jQld anijijjev^iljjeatities, " Happy New Yenr.'"' They will fln(Jjtße!iyianjl9iati his,' .tillable as good, i. not better tlian formerly, the charges for which ard extremely moderate. £.:£: I I The Wines and Beers ate ofcthe best brands. fceii—4 I P.S.—Meals rea4v ; at.all hours. . j | C O M^M^'R 6.;f A^'l'V |OTEL, I Camp7Btrce,t,, Junction. (COKB & C08, ( BC)0?LIN6 OFFICE.) ■'/ROBE'S 'COACHES'-'arrive-at land >MVs® horn ''Vi> »the'Gomhiferdial-.Hotel dilily.:''-"'" 1-1'1 j:• ''Passengers by the'ab'oV6sine';wTH' find'tW Commer•cM' HBtel one'tof th'c^ljiJst «h' the'diggings; '■"'Nb expenkfe'has been'spared'fo secure the comfort o^all'Whoma'y'bay tiheshbM a'-visit. HOME, WEATHERLY & CO., ii'-.'' /i'S ' Proprietors. ■--"■. ""-"■ ■»"'-"- "'■ : -~,(* ■ jMif'iifa * Albion hotel, GREAT KING STREET, DONEDIN. ■'■■' ' ''• . JM'NEILL having purchased this: rery com- . iortable FIRST-CLASS HOTEL, Respectfully announces he lias RE-OPENED IT, and is determined that na pains shall be spared to insure the Comfort of his Patrons; having completed the necessary alterations and arrangements, he is now enabled to offer very SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION TO GENTLEMEN OF BUSINESS, RUNHOLDERS, AND FAMILIES. The BED ROOMS are delightfully airy, Bey era PRIVATE SITTING ROOMS FOR [ LADIES this being in fact the only Hotel where they can realise ALL THE COMFORTS OF, HOME, WHILE VISITING DUNEDIN. THE TABLE WILL BE DAILY FURNISHED WITH EVERY VARIETY AND LUXURY OF THE SEASON, AND THE VERY BEST WINES &c, that can be procured. • GOOD STABLING. THE DUNSTAK. SHAMROCK HOTEL— without exception the largest and most comfortable house on this gold field. ' ■ , A spWdid Concert Room, sixty by twenty feet, is attached to the hotel. The Wiris and Spirits will, as usual, be of the very best brands. The Restaurant is under the management of Messrs Anderson and Morrison, late of the Provincial and Criterion Hotels, Dunedin. ROBERT LYNCH, Proprietor. Cobb and Co.'s coaches stop here. WOOLLEY'S BEACH HOTEL, Beach-street, Hawkesbury, Waikouaiti. Travellers and passengers per steamars, will find the best of accommodation at the aboye hotel. Wines and spirits of the first brands. Good stabling; best hay and oats. THE WHITE HORSE HOTEL, Tokomairiro. rriHE whole of these premises to be let with. io£ JL mediate possession. ■ ■ . - Apply to SMITH and HIBBARD, '■■■■'•■ : i» Tokomairiro. m II E D U N 8 T AN ASD LAKE GOLDFIELDS. NEW ARRIVALS AND OTHERS Are informed that the FINEST DEPOT ' In the Interior is tlie HARTLEY (UPPER TOWNSHIP), ; . DUNSTAN. : IT IS THE NATURAL CENTRE', or a VAST DISTRICT, And the Latest and Most Reliable Information is : always obtainable on the spot. It ,thus offers to MINERS AND OTHERS THE SUREST GUIDE Upon which to base future operations and movements, THE HOTEL, STORES, &c., ARE SECOND ONLY TO THOSE OP DUNEDIN. THE SHORTEST AND BEST ROUTE TO FOX'S THE CARDRONA THE LAKE GOLD FIELDS, ETC., 18 Tliil VIA WE S T TAIE RI, AND THIS TOWNSHIP. iTO FOX'S RUSH THE DISTANCE IS FORTY MILES. BOTH ARE FIRST-CLASS ROADS. It is Shorter than the Invercargill Line and is without its delays and transhipments. Thesb Advantages are Deserving ov Conbideratton.' '*

THE NEW RATES OF POSTAGE.

We publish foi" general information, the New Bate of Postage in force from and after April 1,1862 :— NEW ZEALAND. RATES OF POSTAGE ON . . LETTERS, NEWSPAPERS, AND BOOKPACKETS POSTED IN THE COLONY. LETTERS. —Inland Letters Not exceding £oz ... ... .. ... 2d Exceeding i oz., and not exceeding loz. ... 4dl „ 1 oz., „ ,y 2 oz. ... 8d And so on, increasing fourpence for every additions ounce or fraction of an ounce. 2.—To the United Kihobom. By Southampton or by direct ship— Not exceeding \ 0z... .. .. .. 6d Exceeding h oz.. and not exceeding 1 oz. ... Is. » * oz-j » ,> 2oz. ' ..'. 2s. And so on, increasing one shilling for every additional ounce or fraction of an ounce. By Marseilles— Not exceeding 4oz ..w ■' .. ~ ,„ 9d, Exceeding 1 oz., and not exceeding i oz. ... Is. \ i »i> v i,oz., „ „ 4 oz. Is. 9d. „ | oz., „ „ 1 oz. ... 2s. And so on, being an addition to the ordinary postage at the rate of threepence per quarter ounce. 3.--To.British Colonies and Foreign Cobhtmes Not exceeding Joz .. .. •'. • .'. ' 6dxoeeding £ oz.,andno exceeding 1 oz. ■-■ .. Is. 1 „ loa., „ „ 2 ex. .. 2»