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West Coast Times, Issue 347, 2 November 1866, Page 4

Hotels and Restaurants. OTAGO DINING EOOMS, Gibson's Quay, Hokitika (directly opposite the wharf, the landing place of all arrivals and departures). T. NOETH, in thanking his numerous patrons for past favors, wishes to inform them and the public generally, that he has made-a great reduction in his prices — in future Breakfast ... 2s | Dinner ... 2s 6d Supper ... 2s | Beds ..Is 6d Board, by the week, 30s Board and lodging 35s T. NOETH trusts, by at all times supplying a first-rate meal, combined with attention, to merit a fair share of public patronage. 4444 MANCHESTEE HOTEL AND BOWLING SALOON. AFIEST-CLASS American BOWLING SALOON is now open, second to none in the colonies. J. A. Eoscow, in returning thanks for past favors, solicits a continuance of the same. A first-class billiard-bagatelle table on the premises. The wines, spirits, ales, &c, not to be surpassed. J. A. Roscow, 5011 Proprietor. OVENS HOTEL, Eevell street, 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 attention 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. 4151 11/rECHANICS' AEMS HOTEL, IYI ReveU-street North (Opposite Stafford-street), C. FITZSIMMONS, Proprietor. C. F. having made extensive alterations in his premises, begs to inform his numerous friends and the public, that they will find the comforts of home at the above hotel ; the bedrooms arc spacious, large, and well-ventilated, and the table is under the careful nianagenienb of an experienced chef-de-cuisine ; and nothing but the very best of liquors are served. Charges strictly moderate. 4033 TTIUKOPEAN EESTAUEANT _L_i eevell-street south, Close to the Wharf. FULL AND PLENTY HOUSE. The Proprietors beg to inform the Pubilc that they have made a reduction in prices as under :—: — Breakfast 2s. Od. Dinner )soup, meat, vegetables, udd'mg and 1 astry, with glas of sparkling ale) ... 2s. Cd. Suppers 2s. d Good clean beds, with clean sheets Is. Gd Meals ready at all hours. French, German, and Hungarian languages spoken. Note the address. 4777 T>RITISH EMPIRE HOTEL, Opposite the Prin ce of Wales Opera House, REVELL STEEET, Hokitika, J . 11 . YEWE ES , Proprietor. N.8.-Superior Accommodation. 4256 MAC'S NONPAREIL RESTAURANT, WE HOUSE, AND HOTEL (Opposite the Shamrock Hotel), Eevell Street South. rpHE proprietor begs to inform his -"- friends that he has made extensive alterations and improvements in the bed- • room 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 6d; Tea, 2s. Ueds, Is and 2s. Board per week, 30? ; Board and Lodging, 355. Pies and Coffee always ready. Wines, Ales and Spirits of the very best quality. 4929 THE pEITERION TTOTEL, EEVELL STREET, HOKITIKA. EDWARDS & MADER, 1 46 Peopeietoes. Legal. ' T>EES AND TYLER, BARR ISTEE S, Solicitors and Conveyancers, Corner of Wharf and Camp-streets, Hokitika; And Mawhera Quay, Geeymouth. 3532 Tl/T E J. E. D O D D , BARE ISTER, Solicitor, and Conveyancer, Eoss Town. 4014 ■ TIT R . HOE N E Barrister-at-Law, Solicitor and Notary, [Camp stueet, HOKITIKA. 4001