/^1 L U B H O TEL. Wiwes, Beers, and Spirits of the' Best Qualities. DAVID jIUHISON, Proprietor. Q PORT MAN'S ARMS HOTEI* Albert street, GEORGE MOORE, i Champion Walker of the Colonies, /;' Begs to announce to his friends and the {*' public that he has taken the above Hotel, and will be happy to receive a visit, from (| them. \*,^.J All the sporting papers taken in. i Hot and Shower Baths always ready. ■■ : . :* IVUTCHERS' ARMS HOTEL, J (Late Lake Wakatip), Richmond Quay, Greymouth. ] HEN 11 V PR IDG EO N | Proprietor. ' "j%/TURPHY'S FAMILY HOTEL. Mawhera Quay. Dinner every day at 1 o'clock with all the vegetables of the season. . v P. MURPHY. / ALD ENGLAND HOT Z^ , V i Richmond Quay.. / FREE AND EASY in the Old English if' style every Thursday evening. jj|| Chair taken at 8 p.m. % Yards of Clay provided. j>-* SOUTHLAND HOTEL Gresson street. MR S. E, THOMPSO N 0 Sole Proprietress, "*"* '^kj| (From the Jetty Hotel, Invercargill. ) iS R I -E N BO R U !To~Tlfs^B Mawhera Quay. D. S H E E D V THE WINES, ALES, and LIQUORS | Are unexceptionable. % 7\~ill ENT A L HOTEL : . Richmond Quay, Geeyjioutii. MORTON AND CO. I^OSMOPOLITAN HOTEL Mawhera Quay. G. F. MAXWELL, Proprietor. N.B, — Extensive Stabling Accommodation. GOLDEN AGE HOTEL, Richmond Quay. The Wines, Liquors, &c, are of the best, and the accommodation most complete. Good Stabling. JAMES CATTLE, Proprietor. rriHE SHAMROCK HOTEL, X Corner Boundary and Gresson streets, Having been extensively improved will be found to possess good and comfortable .accommodation, in every respect. Every satisf .action guaranteed in tho re^ staurant. J. C. MACMICHAEL { Promietoi . 8 M, FLANAGAN ) rpHE SHOTOVER HOTEL, | Mawhera Quay, Having just completed extensive improve--ments in the accommodation, and doing a first class trade, . IS FOR SALE. Best liquors oidy kept. All the Sporting papers to be seen. W. HARVEY, Proprietor. \ TTELLIER'S STAR HOTEL J RIFLE GALLERY. , SLAP BANG. SLAP BANG, HERE WE ARE AGAIN! Great Extensions. Greater Improvements NEW RIFLES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND TWO SPLENDID SKITTLE-ALLEYS. A KITTLES. S KITTLES^! Tne Best Alley on the West Coast at the. ALABAMA HOTEL, Richmond Quay. ■ MATT. R. CALLAN, '■ Best of wines, liquors, and accommodation*"""^ ; TT AIR- -'C....U- T T I N / jA PROFESSOR BROWN'S ; \^H Hair-Cutting, Shaving ami Shampooin^^H Saloon, where you can rely on tSuperioi^H workmanship and civility, second to non^^H in town. — -.^^^l Professor Brown's Hair-Bushing ApuanjjCi^^H by steam po\Wr. Professor Brown, Agent fuf //£ ■r'^^lj^^^H Black Oxide of GoppesJ^-ft^iu^^^^H Three doors from the iV 4afi'-%l^J^^^^^B Mawhera Qu«^%p'j^^^^^^B
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Grey River Argus, Issue 140, 4 December 1866, Page 1
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