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Greymouth Evening Star, 31 January 1903, Page 4

RICHMOND QUAY, GREYMOUTH JAMES ROBINSON ... Proprietor ONLY the very choicest brands of Ales, Stout, Wines and Spirits in Stock. e-4 t H 31 9 2K 22 o Mo &3 ft SI The above are a sample of the class of Bulk Lines and a trial is solicited. GREYMOUTH. P.O. Box 40. Tblkphonh 25. qpHIS ESTABLISHMENT most JL eonviently situated, being elose proximity to Wharf, Railway Station, Post Office and Publio Buildings, it contains every appointment for convenience, safety, and comfort of visitors and boarders. J sing under the entire supervision of MRS. and MR. OXENHAM, patrons can be assured of every attention. Partes? attends all Boats and Trains GOOD SAMPLE ROOMS. Billiard Room Throe Tables. NIGHT PORTER IN ATTENDANCE. Dredging returns of Wo Coast and Otago Dredges posted ever Saturday OXENHAM, P oprietor

TO OLD AND NEW FRIENDS AND RESIDENTS OF AND VISITORS TO GREYMOUTH. MR JAMES BRIMBLE Respectfully announces the completion of the new Duke of Edinburgh Commercial and Family Hotel (Corner of Hospital and Albert Streets) Upon the site of the old hotel, established in 1865 by the late James Brimble, senr. THE new hotel in design, finish and accommodation is unsurpassed in Wcstland, the furniture is new and of the best and most comfortable nature procurable, the table (under the personal direction of Mrs Brimble) is equal to the best in the colony, and the Wines, Spirits Ales, Beer, etc, are of the purest and best -quality. Sanitary Arrangements, Bath Rooms, Fire Escapes, etc, are perfect. The Tariff is moderate and offers exceptional advantages. Inspection is cordially invited, and all visitors will receive a hearty and genuine welcome.

ST GEORGE JAMS.—The Oldest, Heaviest and Beat. IMPERII HOTEL. (Late Tidd's), EICHMOND QUAY, GREYMOUTH MB. THO 3. FR&SER Late of the Union Steamship Company) BEGS to intimate to the general public that he has taken possession of the above favorably situated hotel, and trusts by strict attention to dusiness to merit a share of public batronage. The bar has been re-stocked with the choicest wines, spirits and ales. WANTED KNOWN. THAT the GREYMOUTH SASH AND DOOR FACTORY have erected at great expense a Drying Kiln, and are prepared to supply Builders and the Public with DOORS and JOINERY made from Timber, thoroughly dry and guaranteed not to shrink, and as everything required by the trado is made at the lowest possible price consistent with good workmanship and material, there is no need to deal with Cheap Jacks, or send your money out of the district. Only first-class men and machinery employed, and no cheap boy work here. Give us a call or write for price. PROPRIETOR. MERCHANT TAILOR, MAWHERA QUV HAS just landed a large assortment of Spring and Summer Goods, and invites inspection of the same. Those, requiring suits the Christmas holiday are o place their orderf c.v?\v to pr^c..• u} v.^pointment. GRESrMOUTri, JCRIfrTOB. AND EDMAB& MIDLAND "rTFiTwXy HOTEL TOTABA FLAT

R H. ERICKSON (late of Orwoll Cr9ek) begs to inform his country thefriends and public of Greymouth, Reefton, Kumara and Hokitika, that he has taken possession of the above well known hostelry, and trusts by paying strict attention to business to morit a share of patronage. AN EXCELLENT TABLE kept under the control of Mrs Erickaon. FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION for Boarders, Tourists, and Travellers. THE BEERS, WINES, SPIRITS, dso. sold are o* the very REFRESHMENT ROOM alongside Railway S>*tion. BILLIARDS, BILLIARDS, with efficient marker

Warner's New Hotel THE LEADING & FASHIONABLE HOTEL OP CBRISTCatmOH, NEW ZEALAND. THIS PALATIAL HOTEL 18 NOW COMPLETE, AND OPEN THE BECEPTION OF VISITORS. 120 Capacious Booms 120. Ele Private Suites Apartments. KLKCTfiIC LIGHT THROUGHOUT, This hotel is now replete with every modern luxury and comfort. COOK'S COUPONS ACCENTED. Warner's Hotel is agent for Cobb and Co's Telegraph Line of Royal Mail Coaches (Cassidy and Co., proprietors), which convey Tourists through the grandest scenery in the Southern Hemisphere. WRITE OR WIRE FOR" ROOMS t PERCY A. HERMAN, Proprietor JUNOTION HOTEL, BLACKBALL. MR. JAMES IRVINE, coach proprietor, has bought the above well-known hotel, where old and new friends will receive a hearty welcome. Excellent accommodation for boarders and travellers. None but the best brands of wines, spirits, and ales kept in stock JAMES IRVINE, Proprietor.