Mintaro Hotel

MINTARO HOTEL, MINTARO.
NOTICE. NOTICE.
To TRAVELLERS and the INHABITANTS of the NORTH.
Mr. JOHN SMITH begs to inform the public at large that he has spared no expense in making his house—viz., the MINTARO HOTEL—one of the most comfortable Hotels on this line of road, having erected splendid Stone Stables, Gighouse, &c., and in fact every accommodation needed at an Hotel.
Good Stockyards, also Paddocks well watered the whole year through, likewise Sheepproof Yards and Paddocks. No Liquor but what is first class will be sold by me, and every civility shown to those who favour me with their patronage.
JOHN SMITH
Mintaro, June 10,1863. 164c

  • Adelaide Observer (SA : 1843 - 1904), Sat 20 Jun 1863, Page 2

This small, thoroughly charming, largely untouched historic town features some of the most significant and captivating 19th century buildings & ruins in South Australia.

The Mintaro Progress Association Incorporated acknowledges the Ngadjuri people as the Traditional Owners of the Country where Mintaro is situated today, and pays its respect to Elders past and present.

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