Hotels. V. Under the distinguished patronage of Sir G. Grey, Sir G. Howen, Sir James Fergnsson, Ac., Ac. TJNSTAIN hotel, CLYDE. MRS. "W. R GEORGE, Proprietress. MRS GEORGE Takes th“ present opportunity of thanking ber friends and patrons for their kind nat ronage since heir eturn to Clyde, and bees to inform them that she has made exten sive alterations for the accommodation of the travelling public. The old Billiard Room has been converted into a fine com mercial room and two bedrooms with pri vate entrance. There is also a detached cottage for families. The bedrooms in the hotel have heen enlarged, and the whole superintended by Mrs George herself. THE BEST OE STARLING tinder the supervision of an efficient groom. Saddle horses and buggies for hire. Terminus for Cobb’s coaches via Palmer- j ston, and Lawrence through to Queens town. I



THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED HOTEL ON THE DUNSTAN. Hartley arms hotel, Opposite the Public Library) SUNDERLAND-ST., CLYDE. JAMES PARKS, Proprietor. In returning thanks for the kind supjHirt accorded him for the number of years, trusts to receive a continuance of the same, as nothin' on his part shall be wanting to merit it. Good Accommodation for Travellers. Meals Provided at All Hours. Well-ventilated and Comfortable BILLIARD ROOM. Double and Single Buggies and Horses always on Hire. The Stable is a special feature in connec tion with the Hotel. PORT PHILIP HOTEL, CLYDE. J. S. DICKIE, - Proprietor. (Late John Cox Under the new management, this hotel will be conducted in a manner unsurpassed on the goldfields, and in soliciting the support of mv riends and the travelling public, I can but say nothing wilt be spared to give them every satisfaction. Private detached cottage for families. The best brands of liquor kept. Good stabling under careful management. -yiNCENT COUNTY HOTEL (Late Stone? Hotel), JAMES HOLT - Proprietor. James Holt Begs to inform his numerous friends and the public generally that he has entirely rebuilt this hotel of stone, and can confidently say that it is now one of the most comfortable and commodious houses on the goldfields. The bedrooms are lofty, well ventilated, and furnished with every requisite. The sitting and dining rooms are capa cious, and furnished in first-class style. A large room suitable |pr public meetings or entertainments. Every attention paid to the culinary de partment, which is under the immediate supervision of Mrs Holt. 