DWAED EOBEET'g CONSULTINO ENGINEEII, Dunedin. Branch Office.—Stae Buildings, Grey, mouth. CHAS M'QUEEN, Representative MIDLAND RAILWAY EOTEL TOTARA FLAT. MR H. ERICKSON (late of OrweU Creek) begs to? inform his country friends and the public of Greymouth, Reefton, Kumara and Hokitika, that he has taken possession of the above wellknown hostelry, and trusts by paying strict attention to business to merit a dhare of patronage. AN EXCELLENT TABLE kept under the control of Mrs Erickson. FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION for Boarders, Tourists, and Travellers. THE BEERS, WINES, SPIRITS, &o. sold are o* the very best. REFRESHMENT ROOM alongside Railway P-ition. BILLIARDS, BILLIARDS, with efficient marker. ALBION HOTEL, Mawhera Quay, Greymouth. John Gieseking ... Proprietor. P. 0. Box 80] [Telephone 49. 'I "HE above Hotel offers superior 1 accommodation to Visitors. Wines, Spirits and Ales of the very best brands may be obtained. Dredging returns of the West Coast posted when obtainable. BILLIARD ROOM well ventilated, with two tables and an efficient marker. Correspondence carefully attended to. X7HITE HART HOTEL High Steeet, Chb istchuech. The Favorite Hotel for West Coasters. Ales, Spirits and Wines, of the very best, only kept. JOHN NEILL Proprietor. SAMPLE ROOMS. West Coast Dredging News posted every Saturday.
EXCELLENT . . . ACCOMMODATION ,\ v Victobia St., East, . _i\ AUCKLAND. JAMES ROLLESTON, PEOPEIETOE. Late of Hikurangi & CoromandclJ &&;:' -~ c.;S3 IMPORTANT Announcement. [Extract from Letter received with my Last Shipment of Beer.] TX7E are shipping per first steamer YV to your esteemed and valued order 12 hogsheads of our Special Export Beer, trusting it may reacli you in good order and condition. "We take this favorable opportunity of complimenting you on your fixed determination to adhere to this high-class beer. To the average licensed victualler the price (£5 5s per hhd) may appear excessive, but bearing in mind that this brew is made solely from the best and purest malt, with Kent (England) and Bavarian hops, which we may mention are the best procurable, it will be seen that our pr co is very moderate. We feel sure that the reputation you have so well established for a perfect glass of beer will be fully maintained by the shipment." A WOED OP WAENING. Good beer is frequently rendered unpalatable by dirty pumps and their connections. Cleanliness is the great desideratum in placing beer before the British public, and having t'nis object in view the following is my modus operandi: After each cask of beer is drawn in my hotel the pump is taken to pieces, all joints broken, the fittings externally and internally immersed for 20 minutes in a strong solution of hot water and soda, and the parts carefully washed—first in hot, afterwards in clean cold water. The pump is then replaced in position and all connections made air-tight. This " Special Export Brew " is now on tap, and I have pleasure in offering it to Connoissrurs of our National Beverage.
W, Daly Revington, REYINGTON'S HOTEL, GREYMOUTH. Telephone 70. P.O. Box 86. Night Porter in Attendance ICARLETT'S EMPIRE HOTEL PALACE RESTAURAN, REEPTO . Offers superior accommodation k o Visitors and the General Public. A favorite resort for all West Coasters. Wines, Spirits and Beers of the best quality only kept. Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths. The DINING ROOM AND KITCHEN under the charge of Mr H. Wicken, are the largest on the Coast, and fitted with with all the latest improvements to ensure the comfort of the public. STUDY COMFORT BY RIDING IN A FIRST-CLASS DRAG. THE undersigned is prepared to convey to and from the Reef ton Railway Station, Tourists Travellers, Mining Experts, Speculators and General Public. Waggonettes, Buggie3, Sulkies, and reliable saddle horses supplied on short notice. Dredging experts and Speculators conveyed to all parts of the district on receipt of wires. Special vehicles will be provided for private parties to Reefton. Theatrical Companys liberally treated. MALLOT & CO, Proprietors
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Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 7 November 1901, Page 1
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