• Hotels and Restaurants. THE IMPERIAL HOTEL, j Corner of Wharf stroot & Gibson's Quay. milE Proprietor of this Hotel, anxious J- to meet tho exigencies of tho limes* has decided on Reducing his charges, as follows :— Board, per week £115 0 Board and Lodging, do ... 2 5 0 Breakfast or Tea, each ... 0 2 0 Diimor 0 2 6 Beds 0 2 0 Tlie bedrooms are largo and airy ; tho table first-class ; tho attondanco good ; Iho wiflos and spirits of tho best brands ; and tho proprietor trusts, that with proper caro and atlontion to the wants of those who frequent his hotel, to merit a fair share of public patronage Remember tho address— James J, Mohan, 3108 Imporial Hotol. ~THE POST OFFICE HOTEL, Gibson's Quay, Hokitika. ' XT J. H ANSEN, tho proprio tor, having [O- • rocontly completed hirgo additions and iniprovcmonts in tins building and its intornal arrangements, will bo proud to have a still further accession to tho palronago ho has already rocoived, not onlyhcivbutinDunedin aud in Molbourno Tho situation'of the Post OlHco Hotel is most convenient for persons in business, being opposito the Post Oflico, and Supremo Court, and Government Buildings, and immediately contiguous to tho \yiiarf, whero passengers and their luggage aro landod from all tho steamers. It is in tho midst of tho principal moroantilo and shipping houses, by whom the Post Oflico Hotel is now rogarded and used as THE CENTRE OF BUSINESS.
A NEW BILLIARD TABLE, Of tho best Melbourne manufacture, has recently boen added (0 tho oilier attractive features of tho hotol. 2732* T)RTNCE V OF WALES DINING ROOMS, ', Opposito the Prince of Wales Opera House, Revell-street, Hokitika. Visitors to Hokitika will find every convenience at tho abovo rooms, combined ,with comfort and attention. Breakfast, from 8 to 10 5 Dinner, 12 to <3 5 and Suppor q.t all hours. otSTERs, &c. 2682 Q T A 11 HOTEL |V v AND AMERICAN BOWLING SALOON, 11 EVli L L STREET. Wines. Suirits, nntl Liquors of tho best' jlvhhcU..' ■ • TpNBRY AND ,RUSi^LL, rno°RIRTORS. 35 J^ ELS O N H O'T EL, Corner of Bridge and Collingwood stroots, Nd'aon,
CHARLES M'GEE, Proprietor. Wines and Spirits of superior quality Singlo and double bodded rooms. ID T TRIMBLE, " • (Lato of tho Victoria Hotel, Ilokitika) MASONIC HO TE L , Trafalgar street, Nelson, Superior Wines, Spirits, and Malt Liquor Good Accommodation. Billiards. 27 LORD NELSON HOTEL, Revell street, HIGGINS AND MEYNELL, Proprietors, (Late of Ballarat and Brighton, Victoria.) First-class Accommodation for Diggers, Storokeopors, and Privato Families. 2791
THE SWAN FAMILY HOTEL, WlIABlf STREET, MC'GUIRE AND LYNCH,, Proprietors. Strangers and now arrivals will find the abovo Hotel unrivalled as regards comfort, cleanliness, and reasonable charges. TLo Wines, Spirits, Ales, and Porter are all of fcho bosfc description, and ovory attontion aiid civility is shown to tho patrbns 6f tho Swan. : Spobirtl regard is paid to tho Bedrooms, whicji are spacious and well-vontilatcd 5 and an oxccllont T»blo is kept for Gotitlem'en residing in the house and Visitor.? ' ' 2789£
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West Coast Times, Issue 232, 20 June 1866, Page 1
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