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Wellington Independent, Volume XXII, Issue 2669, 18 April 1868, Page 2

Hotels. [A Card.] TUTR JAMES OSGOOD begs moab respoofc. J-O---fully to notify the public of Wellington and its vicinity that he has this day disposed of his business connected with the EMPIRE HOTEL to Mr PHILIP STRELITZ, formerly of Dunedin, who will in future conduct the same under hia own immediate supervision and management. Mr O. trusts that his successor will m.cet with the same liberal support and encouragement as has hitherto been accorded to him. All liabilities due by Mr O. must be sent in immediately for liquidation. Wellington, 7th April, 1868. In referring to the abovo, Mr P. STRELITZ begs to sfcato that he will closely -imitate the well known good management of the lato proprietor, and that he will forthwith commence to alter a portion of the very extensivo premises into a convenient FAMILY HOTEL, ' which will enable him to accommodate families with , PRIVATE SITTING AND BEDROOMS replete with every comfort, and fitted up in aa unexceptionably elegant manner. The strictest attention will' be paid to the requirements of that branch of the business, and the greatest regard will be had for tho comfort of intending visitors to his Hotel. The portion of the house allotted to tho Family Hotel will, be quite apart, and proper Drawing Rooinß will be provided for the special accommodation of guests. A PRIVATE FAMILY TABLE D'HOTE . will also be comprised in the new arrangements, and no pains will be spared by Mr Strelitz to render the Hotel, as much as ho possibly can, the most comfortable in Now Zealand. PRINCESS FAMILY HOTEL, JIOLESWORTH STEEKT, THORNDON. i TyrESSRS. CATTLE AND DIAMOND beg ■*-*■*- to intimate to gentlemen visiting Wellington, during the coming session of tho General Assembly, that they can be provided with firstclass furnished apartments at very moderate rates. The abovo Hotel is only about three minutes walk from the General Government Buildings, is beautifully situated, and being second to none in Wellington for first-clnss accommodation, makes it a most desirable family residonce. June 19, 1867. ROYAL TIGER HOTEL. rnHE UNDERSIGNED begs to intimate, that JL he has taken those commodious premises, situate at the corner of Taranaki and Abel Smith 3treetß, and trusts by strict attention to business, and always keeping on hand a good supply of first-class wines, spirits, sparkling ale, liqueurs, &c, &c, to receive a share of public patronage. F. W. EBERLET. May 9th, 1867. KARORI HOTEL, TINAKOBI EOAP, C. H. GILLESPIE, Proprietor. On Sale — Wines, Spirits, and Malt Liquors of the best brands. Good Stabliitg-. THE NELSON HOTEL. LAMBTON QffAY, WELLINGTON. Wines, Spirits, Ales, &c, of the finest brands. WILLIAM OAKLEY, Proprietor. SOUTH SEA HOTEL. GEORGE MUNDLE, FItOrBIETOE, Lambton Quay, Wellington, N.Z. Good accommodation and moderate charges. First class stabling. N.B.— A good dry Skittle Alloy. . BARRETT'S HO T_E L Wellington. Ladies and Gentlemen visiting Wellington en route will find in this hotel every comfovb con-, ducive to their habits, with the quietr of a home. I. PLIMMER, t Proprietor. IISIH O T E Z Manners street, Wellington. C. M. HICKXING, PROPRIETOR. PASSENGERS TO ENGLAND: RA DL.E Y• S HOTEL, SOUTHAMPTON, • Facing tho Railway Terminus and Dock. For every comfort and attention this old estab lished Hotel continues to maintain its unrivalled reputation. Mr Eadley's porters are in attendance to meet passengers on arrival of the mail steamers. ILLOW BANK HOUSE, PLIMMER'S TERRACE. Board and Residence for Single Gentlemen and' Families. Terms Moderate. fl WILLIAM PLIMMER, w Proprietor. UNION BANK HOUSE. BOARD and RESIDENCE for Gentlemen opposite the Union Bank, Willis street, Wellington. Conduoted by Mrs Liardefc.