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West Coast Times, Issue 2480, 12 March 1877, Page 3

Hotels. 17" ELLER'S HOTEL •"- Corner of Revejci. and Wei.d-s"t'beetß, HoKiTiki. W. KHliliEß, iii r'etiirntng thinks for the patronage he has enjoyed during these laif; eleven years'; 'desires tb 1 tlotlfy to His numerous friends arid supporters that he Has laiely. grfeady improved and enlatged his' present premises. tie also wishes to notify to commercial gentlemen that they may secure PRIVATE SAMPLE ROOMS. In connection with the abdve Hotel large arfd cbmmodibus STABLES ha?e been lately erected. EMPIRE HOTEL, Hokitika, THIS Large and Commodious HOTEfc has just been thoroughly renovated, decorated, and refurnished. New additional well ventilated Bedrooms and Sample rooms have befen erected: rendering this one of the best hoteld in the Colohies, and specially adapted for the requirements bf Cbmihercial men. THE BILLIARD ROOM is fitted with one bf the best English Tables: PeIVATE SiTTIN'G-ibbks IF BEO.TJIEB^i The tariff w; be considerably reduced while thi comforts will be largely increased First-class Spirits, Wine, nnd Beers (JBn^lish and Colonial) of the best brands will always be kept. SHOWER AND PLUNGE BATHS. Coaches leave .the hotel for Ctrristbhurch Twice Weekly, ariij for Greymbuth, Kumara, and Koss ffaiiy. JOSEPH CHUECHES, Proprietor. OS B O R N %'$ CAFE de PARIS HOTEL, Revell Stbeet, Hokitika. B. \) S B 6 & N E, <Late t>f the Empire 'Hotel-) Begs to inform His fpenda arid .tHe Vrayelling jpu'blic of New ; ,Zealand. :thafc he has r^moyed .from the JEinpire Hotel to. the Cafe de Paris which has received extensive alterations and additions, rendering it unsurpassed among West Coast Hotels. In thanking his frfencls for their patronage (Wring the 'p'ffs't eleven years §ie 'tru&ts th&t similar 'encouragement will be accord"cd to him in his 'rie'w house. Splendid Acdomniddation fbr 'Coriitriexcial Travellers. Sample Rooms (Free of Charge). B AT H S. POST O^^FICE HOTEIi. Gibson's Quay & Sewell-street, 'Ho'KIT^Ki. rjIIIE Undersigned begs most respectA J fdlly tb'itfftifm^is BxieMs Snd 4he Public generally, "lEhat ihe AtTEBA"TIONS to his Establishment are now cbmpletia. B^LLIAEJD SAtiodN with THREE -First-class Table's is now Open and a visit of one and^all Is 'Respctfully Solicited. ■;:i. k. J , HANSEN, ■PfepP^ttiETOK. rpHE DIGGERS' HOTEL 1 (Comer of Gibson's Quay and Tancrld "Street llokifiKa.) From its -Central Situation, Extensive Accommodation, and General Comfort, '' offers facilities to the public equal to any first-clabshbtel. Comfortable Sitting-rooms, arid Bedrooms. Cabs, Waggonettes,"Buggies, and Saddle, horses always tiiFe. Stable Accclmmodation; , Modefate'Char^s, and Strict :^ten^ioi: ;to the 'convenience and comfort of visitors. . ■KEtiß* SHARP, ■Proprietor. WjH I t E'-'S \jr\ V l !s n "s" "h "6 t"e \ AND V I C T O!R FA J-KIiS TATJ E^ N T, Revell Street, Hokitika. S. W., late of Arkrat, 'Plealant Creek, | and other Victorian-Diggings, deaires to inform -old frieri f ds,'ttfwn 'residerits, 'and visitors from the 'country that he is Stillih the above oldiestablisbed Hostelry' arid 'Restaurant. . ' ; Pa'f ties wishing; % .^Joard ' 'at '%c "aTioye • Restaii^nt^will'find every, icccbmriioaatiqn !with'cbriifort;cpm'bihed. TMe "Gfabte a will ; be'libehlly^ sur?piied, and guaranteed eqiial tb^Hebest^ih town. COMFORTABLE 'BEDS. 'The prices will;be made moderate to^siiit the 'times. "

jpi ILBERT iSTEWART'S ' : SElibo^-STaBET, 1 KumlrA. Gil'bbrt 'Stewart ' : (fßrnter!y of *Wddletonls Wharf Hotel, Qr^bhthV Has opened the'iaboVe^tttelv a few •uobrs ;> from Drummond's corner, and would -r^!B8&'fully sOlhJit:publicvpatrbnage. ' : hbfr&y affbra's eyery comfort and The best Brands of Spirits, Wines, and Beers, will always be kept.