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Southland Times, Issue 2142, 28 June 1875, Page 4

HOTMS, <*c. ALBION HOTEL, H. MAYO, Peopeietob DEE STREET, TNYERCARGILL, Opposite the Railway Station. KAGLB FAMILY HOTEL BLUFF HARBOR. \yILLIAM WOODS having taken pos- » session of the above Hotel, begs to assure the travelling public that it will be conducted in first-class style, and families and private partios may depend upon receiving every attention. W. W. is well-known as having been con. nectcd for many years with Messrs Cobb & Co., and from tho experience he has gained he can confidently guarantee every comfort to his patrons. Pbitate Apabtments fob Families. Teleobaph Agent. THE OTAUTAU HOTEL. npHOMAS PRICE begs to intimate that J. he 1b now in possession of the above Hotel. Travellers and settlers in the neighborhood can depend on receiving every attention. T. P. is now building a large and commodious Hotel, clese to the Riverton and Otautau Railway, which will be completed shortly. p RIDIEON RESTAURANT AND U" HOTEL, SPEY STREET. Board and Lodgings 20s per week, or four shillings per day. Meals at all hours. Well aired single and double bedrooms. Visitors can rely upon prompt attention combined with civility and cleanliness. GEORGE HAREOP, Proprietor. SOUTHERN CKOSS HOTEL, Deb Stbeet, and RAILWAY HOTEL, Winton, WILD & MEADOWS, PEOPRIETORS. THE amusements to be had at the Southern Cross are as follows— BILLIARDS AND BAGATELLE, AMERICAN BOWLING SALOON. Also, a FINE SHOOTING GALLERY. There is Excellent Accommodation for Travel* lers and Boarders. The RAILWAY HOTEL, Winton, in under the management of Mr Thomas Meadows, who guarantees every comfort and attention to those who patronise the establishment. There is one of Alcock's Billiard Tables, and the Stabling accommodation not to be surpassed. JJII3ERNIAN HOTEL DEE STREET. The undersigned begs to inform his friends and the public that he has opened the above Hotel, and, by keeping the beEt quality of Wines, Spirits and Beer — the best that can be purchased— and a good table, with moderate charges, he trusts that he will meet with support j PATRICK SILKE, Proprietor. ¥AMCY CfOOUS, &c. SPECIAL IMPORTS KT NOTICE. GIFT DEPOT. GREAT OPENING DAY, SATURDAY, 27th MARCH. Q JACOBS begs respectfully to inform the people of Southland, that he has opened those new and centrally situated premises in Doe street, (opposite the Post Office) with an entirely new, large, and varied stock of GENERAL FANCY GOODS. Desks • — Workhnxes — Dressing Cases- — Travelling Bags — Ladies' ReticulesCutlery— E. P. Ware— Field, Opera, and other Glasses — Lustres — Vases — Inkstands— Stationery — Perfumery — Musical Boxes — Do Albums — Concertinas — Violins — Cushions — Coseys — | Berlin Wool — Playing Cards — Dominoes — Bacegames — Toys — Books — Bibles — Prayer Books — Brooches — Earrings— Brace' ets — Basketware. S. J. would call the special attention of gentlemen to his large and latest shipment of Tobaccos, Cigars, Snuffs, Pipes, Pouches, <fee, as he intends making the Tobacco trade a special line, and giving the gentlemen of Southland something new, viz., good Tobaccos and Cigars. Our New Mown Hay is prepared from the Finest Brands of Tobacco in the world, and only require!! a trial to assert its superiority. Hotelkeepers can now procure Billiard Balls, Cues, Tips, Rests, Cement, Chalk, &c, at Dunedin Prices. S. J. being his own importer can confidently recommend his entire stock as being well bought and of good value. Note the Addbess— Gift Depot, opposite THE POBT OrriCß, AND AT PBINCEB StBEBT, DUNEDIK. Appointed Agent for the celebrated Lookstitch Home Shuttle Sewing Machine—* Complete £4 10fl