Page 1 Advertisements Column 3

West Coast Times, Issue 389, 21 December 1866, Page 1

Merchants and Importers TjEETES AND CO., Wine and Spirit Merchants, Whabf Stbeet. Ilotelkeepers, storekeepers, and packers can depend on getting a Genuine Article at Lowest possible rates. 5370 qUSMAN, BEHREND AND CO., GENERAL IMPORTERS, v WELD STREET, Four doors from White House. 5775 mHOMAS PRINGLE, IMPORTER, Wine, Spibit, & Pbovision Mebchant, REVELL STREET, HOKITIKA, 3684 TTT ILLIAM EVANS, WINE, SPIRIT, AND GENERAL PROVISION MERCHANT, COBNEB OF WHAEF AND CAMP STBEEIS, . Hokitika. 3457 Hotels and Restaurants. OSBOENE'S ! THMPIRE HOTE L, (Opposite the Bank of New Zealand) HOKITIKA. I The above magnificent building has been just completed, and is now the largest commercial hotel in New Zealand. Gentlemen visiiing Hokitika will find this establishment fitted up similar to tho first-class hotels in Melbourne, Sydney, &c. Sho.v rooms are especially set apait for business men. The culinary department is arranged on the most approved principle. The bedrooms are lofty, spacious, and well ventilated, and a perfect view of the offing may be had from the colonnade. The Billiard Room is, without exception, the largest in the colonies, under the careful supervision of an experienced marker. The Bar is supplied with liquors of the very choicest kinds, especially selected j by the proprietor. I An office for Cobb and Co.'s coaches is attached, where passengers may be booked for all parts of the colonies. 5953 rnilJb WHITE HOUSE HOTEL (Deuischeb Gastkof), WELD STEEET, HOKITIKA, E. F. LUKS, Pbopbietoe. E. F, L. begs to inform his friends and the public, that he has taken out a license, and made extensive alterations for the purpose of increasing the comfort of his numerous customers, and those who wish to enioy the pleasures of a home. Gentlemen will find that the arrangements of this establishment combine all that is desirable. Only the very best of liquors are kept. N 5954 TV I a GEES 1 HOME HOTEL,; BEVELL STEEET NOBTH, Michael Diucado, Proprietor (Late of the Five Mile Beach, Okarita). M. Dracado wishes to inform his friends and the diggers generally that he has taken the Hotel, lately known as the Southland, where diggers can rely upon getting the best Meals and Beds at moderate charges. Wines and Spirits of the best brands. ~ 5712 ELBOURNE HOTE L^ Gibson's Quay, James R. Weight, Proprietor (Late of the Shamrock Hotel and Theatre, Lachlan). J. R. W. having purchased the above Hotel, intends fitting it up in a style worthy of the patronage of his old friends. A snug Parlor, with one of Deßord's pianos for the lovers of music. 5836 HOTEL DE FRANCE, AND SOUTHLAND RESTAURANT Eevell stbeet, Hokitika. fpHE Proprietor of this well-known JL hostelry, in thanking for past favors, begs to inform his friends and the public that he has just completed the extensive alterations in his establishment, in which he has neither spared pains nor expense, to render it the most comfortable house in town, and therefore trusts by strict attention to business to still merit a share of their patronage. The upstairs department has been entirely remodelled. It comprises an elegant cafe, capable of accommodating 100 persons, with a luxury unprecedented on the West Coast. Here gentlemen will find relaxation after business hours; all the British and colonial papers taken regularly. Chess, draughts, &c, &c. There are thirty separate bedrooms, which are clean, spacious, and well-venti-lated, second to none in the colonies. The large restaurant is fitted \rith every comfort and convenience, and under the careful attention of the proprietor himself. Jkeals ready .it ail hours, with a private sitting-room and parlor attached. The bar is well supplied with a choicje selection of the very best wines, spirits, &c, &c. Terms moderate. 5689 SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE KJ HOTEL, Commissioner's Flat, Kanieri. Grq. liiHßEicif, Proprietor. 4996