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Southland Times, Issue 3301, 18 January 1879, Page 4

Hotels THE' IMPERIAL HOTEL, Dee street, INVERCARGILL. Peoprietob .H. J. SPROULE. - This elegant and commodious Hotel, which has' been erected in Dee street, Invercargill^ The building is handsome in exterior appearance, thoroughly substantial- in construe; tion, - and contains all the appointments of a first-class hotel. The ROOMS for the ACCOMMODA; TION OF the PUBLIC are both numerous and convenient, and the '• Imperial" is calculated to afford the most complete facilities in every- respect to traveller's and all visitors who. require such accommodation as only a first-class establishment can afford. Special attention will be be devoted to the providing of a - FIRST-CLASS DAILY LUNCHEON, At an hour suitable to business "men and others residing out of town. " i The Liquers dispensed by the establishment will all be of the very best quality, and no exertion will be spared by .the proprietor to render it second to none in the Colony. THE IMPERIAL HOTEL, ! Dee street, INVERCARGILL TT E N R V MAYO, "ROBERT BURNS" HOTEL,George Street, D U N E D I N. ■p OY A L MAIL iHOIEL Lumsden (Late Elbow.) P. HANSEN ;..■' ... Proprietors Having now entered into possession of my new Hotel* I take this opportunity of thanking my numerous friends for the veiy. liberal support accorded to me within the last three years, and to acquaint them that he exertions will be spared on my part to make' it a, first-class House. THE MAIL COACH With the Mails for Burwood and Manipor will leave here every Monday morning, o the arrival of the first Train. The Forwarding Agency will be carried 0 as hitherto. • , W YNDHAM HOTEL, Wttndham. - THOMAS J. LUNNY begs to inform the; inhabitants of Wyndham. and surroundingi districts, that he has leased the above large, and commodious hotel from Mr Enoch Jones,; and trusts by strict attention to the wants of the pubiic, and keeping r nothing but the best' brands of .Wines, .Spirits, &c, to merit a share; of the public support. Good Stabling. Horses and buggies for hire. 'n'BIDIBOH HOTEL spey street, Invercargill. RICHARD FAHEY begs to inform the inhabitants of Invercargill and surrounding, districts that he has purchased the above Hotel from the late proprietor, Mr George Harrop, and hopes by strict attention to business, and keeping nothing but the BEST BRANDS OF WINES, SPIRITS, Sco., To merit a share of public, support. Good Accomodation fob Boabdebs, TT«LBOW HOTEL LUMSDEN. Proprietor Henry Ho wells (Late of Orepuki, and Half Way Bush.) FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION. . WINES AND SPIRITS OF THE BEST BRANDS. FIRST-CLASS STABLING. Tl M P 1 E E HOTEL Opposite Odd Fellows' Hall. Tat Street, Invercargill. THOMAS WHITAKER ... Proprietor T. W. begs to return sincere thanks to his up-country friends and the public generally for their liberal support, since opening the above hotel, and also to inform them that he is now prepared to supply superior accommodation for travellers, and trusts by strict attention combined with moderate charges to merit a continuance of public patronage. Ales, Wines and Spirits of the best brands. Good Stabling. /CRITERION HOTEL Don Street, Invercargill. JAMES GALBRAITH ... Proprietor (Late of the Carriers' Arms Hotel.) . The Proprietor having . completed and fitted up this new and commodious Brick Hotel, > begs to intimate to his numerous friends and the public of Invercargill and surrounding district that he has again com \ menced business as above, and will, as ■heretofore supply ' WINES, SPIRITS, &c, OF THE BEST BRANDS ONLY. The internal arrangements are most complete Visitors and Boarders may rely on receiving every satisfaction. i Business Notices. LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES Wyndham. . DONALD McPHEE ... Proprietor. ; SUPERIOR and Extensive Accommoda tion. - Loose Boxes, and every other requisite Saddle Horses, Coaches, and Buggies on hire. • I Coaches meet tho arrival and departure of I every Train, carrying passengers regularly to i and from Wyndham and the Edendale Rail--1 way Station. I Coaches also leave Wyndham for Fortrose (Toi Tois) every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, on the arrival of the morning train from Invercargill, returning on alternate . ! days in time for the evening*"trains. - piOACHESI! COACHES!! FOUR HOURS AT RIVERTON. A Coach will leave Invercargill for Riverton DAILY at 9 a.m., returning same day at 3.30 p.m. Commercial Travellers and others can rely on having their Samples, kc, carried wit! dispatch. „ . Booking Office — Carriers' Arms, Dee street Invercargill. J. C. CUFF,, Proprietor. - HORR& MILLAR'S ROYAL MAH LINE OF COACHES. Will leave as follows": — Riverton to Invercargill at 9.30. a. m. Invercargill to Rivertonat '9.30. a.m. Agents— R. ERSKINE, Dee Street. J. W. CHAPMAN; Palmerston-street, Riverton THE Working Mens' Club is ' now open to Subscribers. Members will please apply for the firsts to W. H. HOMER, Secretary, ' Club IJdom, JQee etreet,