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Westport Times, Volume II, Issue 197, 18 March 1868, Page 3

GEEYMOUTH AND WESTPOET TELEGEABH. mENDERS WANTED, for clearing -*- a Line for the Construction of the Telegraph between G-reymouth and Westport.; and, also for the supply and delivery of Poles. The whole of the work to he let in three (3) soctions, viz.:— No. 1. FromGreyinouthtoEazorback. No. 2. From Eazorback to 1 Brighton. No. 3. From Brighton to Westport. Each of which will be separately tendered for. i Plans and Specifications of Sections' Nos. 1 and 2, may be seen at the Public Works Office, Grreymouth and Specifications for the same may be seen at the Eesideat-Magistrate's Office, Brighton. Plans and Specifications for Section No. 3, may be -seen at the Post-office Charleston, and Specification, at the Post-office, Westport. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders marked "Telegraph Tender" and addressed to the undersigned, Post-office, Grreymouth, will be received up to the twentieth day of March 1868. The undersigned will be ready to give every information and go over the line with intending Contractors, starting from Greymouth, on Thursday, the twelfth day of March, 1868. ALEX. AITKEN. rpATTERSALL'S FAMILY 1 HOTEL, Pitt-street, Sydney, William John O'Brien Proprietor. In calling the attention of country residents, families visiting the city, and the public generally, to the superior facilities and accommodation afforded by this first-class and Centrally Situated Family Hotel, the undersigned would respectfully intimate that the high reputation the establishment has obtained during the past six years renders it a matter of supererogation to enumerate at any length its advantages whether as respects position, management, or internal apartments. It is sufficient to state that the private hotel department, being wholly separate from the bar business, posesses all the quiet and comfort of a private home, while from the central position of the establishment, the banks, public offices, and principal mercantile establishments are placed within easy access. The dining, sitting, and bed rooms are all furnished in the best style, and families who desire it can be provided with Seperate Suites of Apartments. Attached to the hotel is a well assorted library, containing most of the standard works in various branches of literature ; and residents at the hotel! are further provided with the luxury of : a bath-room, where hot. cold, or shower baths can be taken at discretion. Tattersall's Hotel is, in fact admitted to be, beyond question, the best mana ' ged establishment of the kind in the CITY OP SYDNEY. As the head-quarters of the All-England-Eleven, during their visit to i the colony, it called forth the warmest econiuiums, while still later the proprietor has had the honour of entertaming HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR, '■ the Ministers of the Crown, and several distinguished members of tho Legislature at the Jockey Club and Eoyal Yacht Club banquets, these grand festivities having been held in the Commercial Eooms at Tattersall's where the undersigned was publicly congratulated on the excellent arrangements and management of the hotel. In another branch of the establish*. ment gentlemen's servants can be provided with stitable accommodation the same Good Order, Cleanliness, and Attention being manifest that characterise the private hotel. The Charges at Tattersall's are framed on a Strictly Moderate Scale, and the proprietor refers with confidence to the families and gentlemen who have already made the establishment their temporasy residence for the result of their experience, which he knows will be avowal of the most unqualified satisfaction. William John O'Brien, Proprietor.