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West Coast Times, Issue 343, 29 October 1866, Page 1

i Hotels and Restaurants. DRUNTON'S now MELBOURNE D RESTAURANT (the largest in the colony), Revell street, opposite the Criterion Hotel. The following papers are regularly taken in this establishment : — DKITISII PAVEIiS. Home New s Cassell's Illustrated London Times Weekly Paper London Despatch London Journal Lloyd's Weekly Family Herald Newspaper Bow Bells Bell's Life in London Keynold's Miscellany Illustrated London Dublin Nation NewsNews paper Illustrated Times The Irishman Illustrated Sporting Dublin Weekly FreeNews man Illustrated Police The Scotsman News The Glasgow Herald London Punch AMERICAN PAPERS. Harper's Weekly Illustrated Paper Frank Leslie's Illustrated Paper New York Herald New York Tribune yicto; Papers. Melbourne Argus x \istrated Australian Melbourne Age \ ews Australasian (Weekly) j, journe Punch Leader (Weekly) V, "man Bell's Life Melbourne Illustrated Bal rat Star Post v NEW SOUTH WALE3 '-PAPERS. Sydney Morning Herald Sydney Mail Sydney Empire TAS3IANIAK PAPERS. Launceston Examiner | Hobart Town Mercury NEW ZEALAND PAPERS. Otago Daily Times Lyttelton Times West Coast Times Wellington IndepenEvening Shir dent Leader (Weekly) Southland Times The Ross Guardian Southern Cross At BRUNTON'S NEW MELBOURNE RESTAURANT, opposite the Criterion Hotel, llevell street: — Breakfast, Is Gd; Dinner, 2s; Supper, Is Gd^. Coffee, per cup, Gd ; Tea, per cup, Gd ; Chocolate, per cup, Gd ; Bread and Butter, per plate, Gd ; Toast, do do, Gd. „ Comfortable beds, and good accommodation for boarders. Meals ready at all hours. Draughts, dominoes, and chess, &c, &c. . 463G DIGGERS ARMS HOTEL, Corner of Tailored street and Gibson's Quay, Hokilika. Extensive additions having been made to this well-known hotel, and in fact nothing left undone that, money could accomplish to render this a comfortable home, travellers, diggers, and others will find every convenience and attention, combined with moderate charges. There ire thirty bedrooms, double and single, which are snacious, clean, and well ventilated. Private rooms for families ; also, separate parlors, and a commercial room. The dining room is capable of accommodating seventy or eighty persons, and the table is under the careful management of an experienced cook. The Wines, Ale, and Spirits are of the very best brands, and selected by the proprietors, 4928 Cheffings & Whitten. THE pRITERION TTOTEL, BETELL STREET, HOKITIKA. EDWARDS & MADEK, 374G Proprietors. MACS NONPAREIL RESTAURANT, J'lE HOUSE, AND HOTEL (Opposite the Shamrock Hotel), Revelt, Street South. TpHE proprietor bogs to inform his -*- friends that he has made extensive alterations and improvements in the bedroom department of the establishment, has gone to considerable expense in erecting additional accommodation, and is now prepared to provide first-class beds, second to none in Hokitika, on the most reasonable terms. Meals ready at all hours, at the following rate of charges : — Breakfast 2s ; Dinner, 2s Gd; Tea, 2s. JJeds, Is and 2s. Board per week, 30s 1 ; Board and Lodging, 355. Pies and Coffee always ready. Wines, Ales and Spirits of the very best quality. 4929 TJRITISH EMPIKE HOTEL, Opposite the Prince of Wales Opera House, REVELL STREET, Hokitika, J . IT . YEWE RS , Proprietor. N.8.-Superior Accommodation. 4256 TIiTECIIANICS' ARMS HOTEL, IYjL Revell-street North (Opposite Stafford-street), C. FITZSIM-MONS, Proprietor. C. F. having niade extensive alterations in his premises, begs to inform his eumerous friends and the public, that they will find the comforts of home at the above hotel ; the bedrooms are spacious, large, and well- ventilated, and the table is under the careful management of an experienced chef-dc-cuisino ; and nothing but the very best of liquors arc served. Charges strictly moderate. 4033 OVENS HOTEL, Revell stkeet, HOKITIKA. NOTICE ! SAMUEL WHITE, (Late of Victoria), Begs to inform his Friends and old Patrons that he has' taken the above wellknown hotel and hopes by strict atteni tion and care to merit a share of their and public patronage. The Bar is well supplied with a choice selection of Wines, Spirits, Sparkling Ales, and Stout. Diggers and others will meet with every comfort and convenience, with moderate charges, Good Beds. . 4101