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West Coast Times, Issue 608, 5 September 1867, Page 1

Hotels and Restaurants. POST OFFICE HOTEL, Opposite Post Office, Gibson'^ Quay, Hokitijla. H. J. Hansen, Proprietor. H'J. H. begs to inform his friends and • the public generally that he has now completed all alterations and additions to his establishment, which have made it the largest Hotel in Hokitika, if not in the whole of New Zealand. There are now sixty bedrooms, spacious, clean, and well- ventilated. The diningroom capable of accommodating 100 persons ; the billiard-room second to none in the town ; and in the bars will be found the best selected Wines and Spirits, as well as BASS' celebrated No. 3 and No. 4 ALE, imported expressly by the proprietor. , 6607 SWAN FAMILY HOTEL, Wharf street, Hokitika. M'Guire and Lynch, Peo-pietors. The proprietors of this, one of the oldest establiahed and most favorably known hotels on the West Coast, be°; to return their most cordial thanks to their friends and the public generally who have patronised them so liberally during the past two years, and trust that they may merit and receive a continuance of such support. The Swan Hotel is admittedly one of the most comfortable hotels in town, both for single persons and families. Its proximity to the wharf renders it particularly suitable to intending passengers waiting the departure of steamers and other vessels. The Wines, Spirits, and Beers are imported expressly for the house, and are the best procurable in the colonies. The Billiard Room, which contains one of Thurston's best tables, is hi charge of an intelligent and respectable marker. In short, the proprietors have done everything which a wide experience and ingenuity could suggest to render their hotel as comfortable as any in the colony. 9222 /COMMERCIAL AND MASONIC \J HOTEL, Revell street South, Hokitika. Joseph Sibley, Peopeietoe. J. S., having taken the above wellknown and old-established hostelry, begs respectfully to inform his friends and the public that they will find every convenience and confort ; in fact, nothing will be left undone to render this at once a comfortable home for all who may pay him a visit. The bar is well supplied with the very best of Wines, Spirits, Ales, &c. Trivate apartments specially set aside for families. ' 9997 VTEW ORLEANS HOTEL, Opposite Temple Chambers, Revell Street, Hokitika, H. C. RICHMOND, Proprietor, (Late of Otago and Victoria.) 9701* THE RIGHT ANGLE OF THE ± ROUND TOWER OF IRELAND HOTEL, Hampden street, Hau Hau Tramway. J. Dooley, proprietor. J. D. having erected the above hotel, begs to call the attention of travellers to and from the Hau Hau and the public generally, to the superior accommodation he has in this establishment, and to assure them that nothing but the very best of wines, spirits, ales, &c will be kept. J. Dooley always at home to welcome his friends and new arrivals. 9041 KELSON HOTEL, Corner of Bridge and Collingwood streets, •>'cls.->n,c I s.->n, CHARLES M'GEE, Proprietor Wines and Spii-as of superior quality Single and double hedded rooms. ll 1 TjIXCHANGE HOTEL, DEUTBC~i£S GASTHAUS, REVELL STIiEET, HOKITIKA. Superior Accommodation for Travellen &c. Billiaed ani» Bagatelle Rooms. GOOD STABLING. Wines and Spirits of the choicest Brands. KOETEGAST BSOTHEBB, 3235 Proprietors. T TRIMBLE fJ • (Late of the Victoria Hotel, Hokitika) MASONIC HOTEL, Trafalgar street, Nelson, Snpetior Wines, Spirits, and Malt Liquor Good.* Accommodation. Billiards. 2? THE MECHANICS' ARMS, Revell Steeet Noeth. CHRISTOPHER FITZSIMMONS i Begs to intimate that he has recently effected numerous improvements in this Hotel, which render it one of the most desirable and comfortable hi Hokitika, | A liberal Table, and the best Wines and I Spirits provided. 9395 JITELBOU.RNE RESTAURANT. GREA.T REDUCTION IN PRICES. Breafast, Is 6d ; Dinner, Is 6d; Supper, Is 6d ; Beds, Is. Board, per week, £1 ; Board and Resi- : dence, £1 ss. W. Wulff, 9650 Proprietor. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. WILLIAM GRAHAM, to Sewell street, next Post Office Hotel. J. 0109