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Southland Times, Volume 2, Issue 75, 24 July 1863, Page 4

hotels aitir&gtanraiifo CALEDONIAN PRIVATE HOTEL, DEVERON STHEET, INVERCARGILL: rHE Proprietors in bringing the Caledonian Private Hotel before tho notice of Travellers nd Gentlemen resident in Invereargill, respectfully •eg to inform them that nothing will bo wanting on heir part to put it on an equal footing with any jthcr private hotel in New Zealand. Private Board and Residence. Terms moderate. CRAIG AND GIBB, ' Proprietors, A . M . CAMERON, (SUCCESSOR TO W. ITSD,) ALBION HOTEL, JAJL Tay and Dee Streets, Invercargill. In addition to tho many improvements made oy Mr. Lind in the above Hotel during the Inst Ihree yeara, A. M. C. is preparing to make others on a scale required by the increased population and business of the town of Invercargill. and t.he Province of Southland, and which will render tho Albiok second to no Hotel in the Colony. For the convenience of his customers, A. M. C. has made arrangements for receiving regular files of the principal Melbourne, English, and Scotch papers; also tho Otago nnd Southland papers. THE ALBION HOTEL LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES Are well known to bo already the bost arranged and most comfortable in the Province, and an addition will shortly be made, containing extra Loose Boxes, and open airy stabling for the accommodation of country horses. A. M- C. begs to add that, from his long experience in connection with horses, be euarantees that none but tho best provender will be provided. The mosfc experienced ostlers, also, will bo in attendance. /COMMERCIAL HOTE L, TAY-STREET. c CONNELL AND HAGGART, FROPRII.TOKS. C. AND TI. in returning thanks for i the liberal pntronago bestowed on their house ! be<r to assure their customers tbat, no ex crtion shall be wanting on their part to make the Commercial second to no bouse in Tnvercargill. Hie wines and spirits are ofthe best description, being purchased for cash in tbe Victorian markets. There are extensive stables connected with the establishment, and also a large and well lighted BILLIARD ROOM. PROVINCIAL HOTEL TAY STREET. A. I'UETTELKOW, TROPEIETOB. Choieo Selection of Winos and Spirits. GOOD AIRY BEDS. ARGYLE HOTEL, " EXUFP HATUJOU, ALEXANDER, .M'DONALD. Landixg tlace por Melbourne Steamers BOATS ALU AYS AT HANI). O OUTIILANI) RESTA UR ANT KELVIN STREET.: MORTLOCK AND WILD, (LATE JAMES MORRISON,) Having mado Extensive Alterations in iheir Premises, inform the Public generally that an unlimited number of Boarders can be accommodated. MEALS AT ALL HOURS WELL-AIRED BEDS, ls. PER NIGHT ■TT I C T O I! I A II O T E L Clyde -street, INVERC A V, GILL .. Parties calling at thu above HOTEL may rest assured of First Class Treatment. The WINES, ALES, AND SPIRITS Aro of the best quality." Parties Travelling will Cud this HOTEL Second to None in the Province, as the Proprietors make it their chief study to give the very best value and treat all parties with the utmost attention and kindness. Juno 12th, 1803. ALHAMBRA CAFE KELVIN-STREET, Opposite the INVERCARGILL TIMES OFEICE. DINNERS and Suppers afc a moment's notice And A BILL OF FARE Hitherto Unknown in Invercargill. WELL VENTILATED BEDROOMS. All the Home and Colonial Papers on Arrival of the Mails. CRITERION HOTEL, TAT-STREET, INVERCARGILL. I) G. HOSKINS, begs to return liis sincere \j. thanks to his friends and the public for the very liberal support he has received since he opened his "establishment, aud to inform them that he has removed to his new and more commodions premises in Tay-street, opposite the Lowther Arcade. R. G. H., Having obtained a License, can assure his supporters that the Bar will be supplied with first-class Wines, Beer, and Spirits, and will bo second fco none for accommodation in Invercargill. An Ordinary every day at 1 o'clock, with a firstclass bill of fare. A first and second classdining Room and two Sitting Rooms ; also, finst-class accommodation for Families. The Bedrooms are commodious and well furnished, and no effort will be spared to make the Criterion worthy of its name, and deserving of the support of both town and country settlers. R. G. HOSEINS, CRITERION HOTEL, TAY-STREET, Opposite Lowther Arcade.