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Wellington Independent, Volume XXII, Issue 2607, 21 April 1868, Page 2

Hotels. [A Card.] 1/TR JAMES OSGOOD begs most respectfully to notify the public of Wellington and its vicinity that he has this day disposed of bis business connected with tho EMPIEE HOTEL to Mr PHILIP STRELITZ, formerly of Duuedin, who will in future ooniluct the tame under his " own immediate supervision and management. Mr O. -trusta that his successor will meet with tho same liberal 3upport and encouragement us Jjus hitherto beea accorded to him. All liabilities due by Mr 0. must be sent in immediately for liquidation. Wellington, 7th April, 1868. In referring to the above, Mr P. STRELITZ begs to state that ho will closely imitate the well known good management of the late proprietor, and that he will forthwith commence to alter & portion of the very extensive premises into a convenient FAMILY HOTEL, which will enable him to accommodate families with PRIVATE SITTING AND BEDiIOOMS^ replete with every comfort, and fitted up in ait unexceptionably elegant manner. The strictest attention will be paid t "^the r quirements of that branch of tho business, and the greatest regard will be had for the comfort of intending visitors to his Hotel. The portion of the house allotted to the Family Hotel will be quite apart, and proper Drawing Rooms will bo provided for the special accommodation of guests. A PRIVATE FAMILY TABLE D'HOTE will also be comprised in the new arrangements, and no paina will bo spared by Mr Strelitz to render the Hotel, as much as he possibly can, the most comfortable in New Zealand. PRINCESS FAMILY HOTEL, MOLBBWOBTH BTBEET, THOBNDQN. MESSRS. CATTLE AND DIAMOND beg to intimate to gentlemen visiting Wellington, during tho coming session of the General Assembly, that they can be provided with firstclass furnished apartments at very moderate rates. The above Hotel is only about three minutes wait from the General Government Buildings, is beautifully situated, and being second to none in Wellington for first-clnss accommodation, makes it ft most desirable family residence. June 19, 1867. KARORI HOTEL, TINAKOBI BOAD, C. H. GILLESPJE, Proprietor. On Sale — Wines, Spirits, and Malt Liquors of the best brands. Good Stablikg. A]SKH O T E L Manners street, Wellington. C. M. HICKLING, PROPRIETOR. (^ OUTH SEA H~O TEL GEORGE MUNDLE, „ PEOPEIETOK, Lambton Quay, Wellington, N.Z. Good accommodation and moderate charges. Firßt class stabling. N.B.— A good dry Skittle Alley. BARRETT'S HOTEL Wellington. Ladies and Gentlemen visiting Wellington «» rov.te will find in this hotel every comfort conducive to their habits, with the quietr of a home. I. PLIMMER, Proprietor. UNION BANK HOUSE. BOARD and RESIDENCE for Gentlemen opposite tho Union Bank, Willis street, Wellington. Conducted by Mrs Liardet. TURAKINA. BELLVE'S FAMILY RESTAURANT. nnHIS Commodious and thoroughly furnished ACCOMMODATION HOUSE, which the propi'ietor has completed at a great outlay, is now ready for the reception of TRAVELLERS AND BOARDERS. Tho lofty and well ventilated BEDROOMS, ten in number, have been fitted up with every convenience. Tho SITTING ROOMS, public and private, aro furnished in the best poaeible style, and with every regard to comfort. They are equally well adapted for tho use of PRIVATE FAMILIES and tho travelling public in general. A largo and roomy DINING HALL capable of comfortably seating from fifty to sixty persons ; offors ample accommodation for PUBLIC ASSEMBLIES, DINNERS, &c. whilii Bmig parlors have b^en expressly arranged to suit the convenience of visitors and travellere. In short, tho proprietor feeling satisfied that he has supplied a want long felt in these districts, by offering accommodation at present unequalled on the Ceast, requests the generous support of his friends and the public, assuring them that no efforts shall be wanting on his part to ensure then* entire convenience and comfort. Ordinary at 12 o'clock daily. Meals at all hours. BELLVE'S STORE, together with the POSTOFFICE, adjoins tho Accommodation House. Turakina, 4th February, 1868. ILLOW BANK HOUSE, PLIMMEE'S TERRACE. Board and Residonco for Single Gentlemen and Families. Towns Moderate WILLIAM PLIMMER, Proprietor. ROYAL TIGER HOTEL. THE UNDERSIGNED begs to intimate, that he has taken those commodious premises, situate at tho corner of Taranaki and Abel Smith streets, and trusts by strict attention to business, and always keeping* on hand a good supply of Srst-clasß wines, spirits, sparkling ale, liqueurs, &0., &c, to receivo a share of public patronage. F. W. EBERLET. May 9th, 1867.