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Grey River Argus, Issue 103, 8 September 1866, Page 1

X LL I AN C B HO TE L. / JULES'GUERIN, -. '.. Formerly of the Cafe Nationale, Hokitika, Begs to announce his ilaving opened the above first-class Hotel. ■'• .. ■ ■ /■■■■■ 1 ■ ■ / ; .. ' ' . . . - Ball' every E veiling. ■• v- ■■ ■•' .;■ '-' ■'■' ' ~. ..'■..'• ' ■ -.■: v ■' ' Wines,. ' Liqueurs, Spirits, and Beers of "' excellent quality. .- BOUNDARY STREET,' - x 'Next door to Hammond aiid "bavies. A ->L,' 8 11 O N H O T EL, Mawhera QuAy, Greymouth, ~ (Next to F. and G., F. Bullen's) - The largest and most convenient hotel on the Grey. ._. The system of management that secured the success of M'Cubbin's Hotel in Dun-, edin will be adopted -here. ' - The Bedrooms are well ventilated. The Table, under the charge of the proprietors, will be supplied with every delicacy the market affords.*. The wines, spirits, &c.j , having their particular ..attention may be relied upon. for quality and'brand. , The Billiard Room, with -first-class table, is under the charge of an experienced arid attentive marker. . : .:. ' TONKS-and HUGHES, \ : Proprietors^ Q W E.E N E V' s' H 0:T E L, ,' . Mawhera ;•. Quay,/. -vV -. ■ ;. „ Greymouth, ".*^'.;../ ■ ' Enlarged and now made the most commo- ' ■ -- ; modious in th<> town. : •,; Lofty and. well- ventilated Rooms. . .':•■ , ■/.- A first-class Billiard Table. • The Restaurant. isuluder .the management of the Proprietors, arid will be found adequate to all requirements made.., ' ,; , ";t ; . " ■ v TTOBBS' NA^toN^^MTOHOTEL^ BOUNDwVRY STREET, GREYMOUTH. W.;H.' HOBBS has now opened the above Hotel, and having completed his arrangements, can confidently assure his- old friends that they will find' the National not inferior^ to any hotel in town, either for. comfort of accommodation. L . • ~' . and Donble Bedrooms. , Private ': Sitting-rooms. " .A SHTON'S FAMILY HOTEL. Richmond Quay. ALL THE COMFORTS OF A HOME ,■ Is secured in the accommodation afforded by this truly \ , FAMILY^ HOTEL. Old faces welcomed arid new ones invited. ■■. !>,* ■ . . ' ' . . E D W.I NASH T ON, ; Proprietor. v ' TTNITED STATES HOTEL, Corner of Johnston and Gresson streets; , •'■ Opposite the Police Camp. I „ Luncheon from 11 till 2. Glass of ale and _ sandwich, Is. _ G. H. F I S H „ -; Proprietor. . < X E I N S TE R HOT EL, ."■■■ ' AN.D :. AMERICAN BOWLING SALOONi, . GEORGE *MARTIN» - ' Proprietor, " ' _ , (Late Lynch and Doyle)/ . Johnson street, : v 1 ' Near Golden Age Hotel. ' - TTT A SO N I C-« H, 0 TEL;! " ' Mawhera Quay. \ ; GEO. SOMNER, Proprietor; '„ Wines and Spiiits of superior quality, Good accommodation. - BOA T M A N'S ' A R-M S y ' Flagstaff Point. Miiiers will find ..this a good • house of call. ■ Good Liquors only kept. LES LI E and* S WE EX MA N, Proprietors. ' Boatsplv from Greymouth to the door every. hour*j ""■ ' '■- ' BALLARAT AND^BENDIGO HOTEL 7 ■ Johnson street, . '\: WINES, SPIRITS AND BEERS 1 ..'-. Of Excellent, Quality^ , ; MISS MARGAIIET ADAIR, - •x ' ' • . "