Hotels _____ nTAG'S HEAD HOTEL, CORNER OF SPEY AND JED. STREETS, I v e RCAEani. Proprietress Mrs Fred. Clifton (Late of the Gladstone Hotel) All Wines and Spirits of the Best Brands. Good Accommodation for Boarders and Travellers. ' ' 0013 OItTIt 0S E HO.TE L/ FORTROSE. R. A. ELLIOT, ..; ... , Proprietor. This Hostelry which has just been opened provides first class accommodation' for Visitors, Commercial Travellers, 1 and the General Public. ' ■ '[ The Locality in the vicinity' abounds 11 in the Picturesque, and is grandly -Butted- for Excursionists, and Pleasure seekers. ' Coaches run regularly between WynUham and this Hoteh '' nls HALED O.N.IAN K O&JS~b ■ %j - WINTON. THOMAS HANNAN begs to inform the res dents in and around Winton, and the travelling public generally, that he has taken the above hotel— lately carried on by Mr Isaac Plunkett— and he hopes to merit . and receive a continuance of the support so liberally bestowed upon his predecessor. The patrons of the Caledonian will find their comfort carefully attended to. _ Wines, spirits, and ales of the best brands. Good stabling. W 2 ? AILWAY HOTE L, WYNDHAM (Nearly opposite the Kaihvay Station.) ALLAN MACK AY Pbopkiktok. This Hostelry, having been considerably improved and enlarged, is capable of affording the fullest accommodation to all who may favor it with their patronage. Special provision has been made for the. comfort and convenience of families ; while commercial gentlemen and "visitors will find their wants and requirements carefully attended to. First-class Billiard Table. Stabling Accommodation. n!7 AIM E A HO TE L. LUMSDEN. JOSEPH CROSBIE, Proprietor. Begs to inform Travellers, Visitors, and the general public that having taken the above well-known and old established Hotel, and thoroughly renovated and improved the same, he is now prepared to afford first-class accommodation to all who may favor him with their patronage. Cleanliness, Comfort, and Attention at , Moderate Charges. BILLIARDS. LIVERY & BAIT STABLES, LOOSE BOXES. A Hall for Public Fntertainments for Hire Yy : INT 0 N HOTEL, " W M TAYLOR, PBOPBIETOB. W. T. begs to intimate to Ms numerour friends in the Winton locality and to the travelling public that the WINTON HOTS L, Having ** a extensuely altered and im- "■*■--• proved, now affords FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION. WINES, SPIRITS, &C, are of the best brands. Billiard Table. LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES, And every appointment .that a First-class Township Hotel requires. nos rpHE COMMERCIAL HOTEL, A WINTON, GEORGE DRY ... ... PROPRIETOR. This handsome Hotel, which has just been completed, is situated on the North side of Winton Township, fronting the Great North Road ; the Proprietor having spared no expense to render the fullest comfort and convenience to all who may favor him with their patronage. Special provision has been made for Commercial Travellers. GOOD STABLING. Wines, Spirits, and Beers of the best Brands AILWAY HOTEL. Esk street, (Railway Station) Invercargill. Proprietor ... Michael Griffin. M. Gi has much pleasure in informing his numerous friends and the public generally that he has taken the above ■well-known establishment, where he trusts, by careful attention to the wants of patrons, to merit a continuance of the support so liberally accorded his predecessor. Passengers by early trains can rely upon being called in time. Meals at all Hours. WINES, SPIRITS, BEER, &c, of the beat braD^B »e MR C. J. DESCHLER (late of the Railway Hotel), in thanking his numerous friends and the public for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him since commencing business at Johnson's Family Hotel, Esk street, begs to inform them that no effort shall be wanting on his part to retain their confidence. Private suites for families (quite detached from the bar department;, bath rooms, &c. Passengers by early trains may rely upon being called in time. SOUTHLAND PRIVATE HOTEL. "~ GREAT NORTH ROAD, WINTON, T. MoWilliam ... Proprietor. First-class accommodation and good stub ling. Al9O, — GPENERAL BTOREKEEPE R and cash Purchaser of grain and other produce. Agent for the New Zealand, and New Zealand Accident, Insurance Companies ; Invercargill Permanent Building and Loan Invest ment Society ; and Southland Daily and Weekly Times. ap3 ■A D VANCE GORE The undersigned begs to inform his friends, and the public generally, that lie has now opened the SOUTHLAND CLUB HOTEL, GORE. This is a new house, just out of the hands of the contractors. It is the most complete hotel in the township, having the loftiest and most spacious rooms, with the most perfect arrangements for the comfort and convenience of patrons. In the construction and furnishing of the house special attention has been paid to the requirements of COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS, Who will find that their wants have been studied with great care. The bedrooms are large and airy, end the entire plenishing is new, The parlors wili be found to be cheerful and comfortable, while The Lahder will always be well supplied with viands of the best to be had. Only choice brands of liquors will be ADMITTED TO THE BAR. MARTIN WELLBROOKB, j2B IBOPBIEXOB
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Southland Times, Issue 4497, 8 December 1882, Page 1
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811Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Southland Times, Issue 4497, 8 December 1882, Page 1
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