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West Coast Times, 1 September 1866, Page 1

Hotels and Restaurants. TITIIEJiE c4n 1 get a GOOD MEAL V Why'at NORTH'S DINJNG ROOMS, Opposite the Wharf, Hokitika. First-class Meals always ready 1948 Good Beds, Is. 6d. \ PRINCE O¥IvALEs"tHEATRE. Revell Street. ' CHAELEY WILLIAMS ' Lives Next' Door. ' ' 13? you 'want a Quid Pro Quo, 'to Charley Williams you must^o. His hotel is next 1 door ; you will know it by the signof - ' • THE GRIDIRON. 801 TH~E ; 7~ pitITERION TTOTEL, REVELL STREET, HOKITIKA. . EDWARDS & MADEK, 3738 PfiOPBIETOEB. V HOPE AND ANCHOR HOTEL Revbll-stbeet Nonrii, Hokitika., Travellers and other* will find every comfort and attention atjthe above Hotel. The Wines, Ales, andiSJpirits have been carefully selected by thet Proprietor, -W. T. WA.LKER (Late of Ballarat and Back Creek.) ' Gopd accommodation fA- working men. - ; | 3750* ' GEORGE "elUej'S ri ARRICK'S Hl'j U HOTEL, Opposite the Bank of J&V." b^nth Wah"- 1 , Rvye]lb,j>^ir G. E. bees to ijiihm^ypi iiib o\i\ SYw nJ.6 and the public iu^eucj^'-tat he lias- taken the abnrc-niciitimicd l^.thUvsluiicnt, and hopes, by keeping nutln^-^.biita first-class aroicl'e in the bar, l >roi f LUng them with excellent meal.;, clean fend comfortable beds, and mcl I- ventilated bedrooms, to secure that support whicjp it tjliall be his ochief study 'to' merit. } **d' ■ _x_ ! , Countd* Lunch' free cvci\y day from 11 till '-'■'"*'. 1 o'clock, , •MWAYS A WELCOME TO THE SNUGGERY. 3429 JJELHK ;^r O T E L, Ne^in, CHARLES M'GEE. Proprietor. Wines and Spirits*of r superior qualitySingle and double bedded rooms. ll 1 T TRIMBLE, ° • (Late of the Victoria Hotel, Ilokilika) MASONIC HO T;E L , Trafalgar street, Nelson', Superior Wines, Spirits and Mult Ji.iquot' Good 'Accoiumodution. : Billiards '. 27 q T A R II O T >: L AND AMERICAN BOWLING SAifeoN, RKVRLL STREET. Wines. Suirits, and Liquors of the best brand.. A. RUSSELL. i ' PROPRIETOR. ' 2." LORD NELSON HOTEL, Revell steeet, TTT ILLIAM ,_.: ,^;i'G GINS, (Latssff§ilaW| and Bri^bn, Victoria.) Fii'st-chu^^^roxn.iuodation for Diggers, Sto|||pipers, and -Private Families. s/ -2791 THE SWAN FAMILY HOTEL, Wharf steeet, MC'GUIRE AND LYNCH, Proprietors. Strangers and new arrivals will find the .above Hotel unrivalled as regards com%'fc, cleanliness, and reasonable charges. n7R w *' S P irits » Ales, and Porter are all ol the V at description, and every attention and cwmty fc shown t0 th £ pa . trons of the Swan. s^ool*l regaid is paid to the Bedrooms, whielr-are^cious and well-ventilated ; and an extent T^ble is kept for Gentlemen residing m^tiiehouse and Visitor " -37^01 POST OFFICE HOTEL, Opposite Post Officjj, Hokitika. 11. J. Hanson, Pyoprietor. TT J. 11. b^gs to inform his friends aud '•fftfltS^ublic generally that he has ro,^tti™S^>^ Dunedin, after disposing of hi^'i^ftefe there, and intends ,to devote the whole of his time and energies to his business here ; and he hopes they \v.U continue to patronise him as liberally as tlioy Tmve hitherto done. He albo begs to state that another largo -shipment of BASS' No. 3 and No. 4 ALE, ! NEW BREW,' has arrived^^an^^^^iefouiid in splendid