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West Coast Times, Issue 758, 27 February 1868, Page 1

Hotels and Eestaurants. nnHE DIGGEES' AEMS HOTEL, Gibson's Quay, Hokitika. Messrs Cbeffings and Whitten, Pro1 prietors. The proprietors of this, one of the oldest established hotels in town, beg to inform their old customers and the public that they have again taken charge of the above establishment, where they trust to meet with their usual amount of patronage. The whole house has been entirely refurnished and fitted up regardless of cost. The bedrooms, both double and single, are clean and well ventilated. Private parlors, &c, for families. The BILLIARD EOOMS contain a new and magnificent table by Burrough and Watts, imported from England by the proprietors expressly for the house. The BAE is supplied with the best of liquors procurable. Travellers, Diggers, and others will find every comfort and convenience. The DINING EOOM is capable of accommodating 100 persons, and under the management of a thorough good cook. 888 riiHE PLOUGH INN HOTEL, Opposite the Prince of Wales Opera House, Eevell Street, Hokitika. Me Angus, Proprietor. Mr A. having taken the above wellknown and popular Hostlery, begs to inform his friends and the public generally, that he intends to render this at once the most comfortable House of call in Town. The Bedrooms are spacious, large and • well ventilated, both double and single, private Parlors, Sitting Eooms, &c. A comfortable Dining Eoom supplied with all the delicacies of ihe season, and the Bar will be found replete with the best of Liquors procurable. Travellers, Diggers and others will find every convenience and comfort with courtesy and atLen Lion. f 895 TdE OLD HOESE AND GEOOM HOTEL, Eevell street North, Michael Dalton, Proprietor. MD. having purchased the above c well known and old established Hostelry, begs to inibrm his friends and the public that he intends making extens.ve alterations to render this establishment the most com ibri able house of call in town, and therefore trusts to meet a fair share of patronage. The bar will be well supplied with the best of Liquors procurable. 531 WAIMEA HOTEL, Eevell street. (Late Woods.') M. M'DOxNNELL, late of Blake's Terrace, begs to inform his friends and the public, that he has opened the above Hotel, where he hopes, by strict attention to its requirements, to obtain a share of their patronage. 678 T TEIMBLE '■* • (Late of the Victoria Hotel, Hokitika) MAS() NI C HOTEL, Trafalgar street, Nelson, Superior Wines, Spirits, and Mall Li { uoi Good Accommodation. Billi'.rds. 20 OTA GO HOTEL AND EESTAUEANT, (opposite the Wharf,) Hokitika. Prices to suit the Times. s. d. Breakfast or Supper 1 6 Dinner 2 0 iieds 1 6 Board by the Week 25 0 Board and Eesidence 30 0 T. Nohth, Proprietor, (Late of Melbourne and. Dunedin.) 22 "\T EW EESTAUEANT. IX FEANK LIN'S DJNING, SOUP, AND SCJPPEE EOOMS, Opposite the Bank of New South Wales, Eevell street. Breakfast, Dinner, and Tea, Is each, without Extras ; Soup, 6d ; Board per Week, 21s. 819 jrOETEGAST'S Exchange Hotel, DEUTCHES GASTHAUS. Eevell Street, HOKITIKA. 17 SWAN FAMILY HOTEL, Wharf street, Hokitika. WINES AND SPIEITS, BEST BEANDS. M'Guiee and Lynch, Peopietoes. 18 .XTELSON HOTEL, Corner of Bridge and Collingwood streets, N el s an, CHAELES M'GEE, Proprietor, Wines and Spirits of superior quality Single and double bedded rooms. 19 Stafford Town and the Waimea SLUICEE'S AEMS HOTEL, Main Eoad, Stafford Town, James N. Owen, Proprietor. Wines and Spirits of the best brands, A first-class Billiard Table, and