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Grey River Argus, Volume V, Issue 301, 17 December 1867, Page 1

f~i L U B HOT E^^^^^^^H Mawhera Quay. '^mW^mW^mW^m^ The situation of this Hotel is tl^^^^^^^^^^^J Central in Greymouth. ■ Every attention is paid to the selec JH^^^^^^^^^| the Liquors, and the comfort of the sleepin^^^^^^^H apartments; while the table, being und|^^^^^^B the immediate management of the Proprieto^^^^^^^^H may fairly compete with the best on j^^^^^^^H Grey. . H. HUNT, Froprietur.^^^^^^H white' horse iurrE^^^^^^H REDUCTION IN DRINKS. ' The public are respectfully informed £j^^^^^^^^^| all drinks are reduced to Sixpeuce, i^^^^^^^^H nothing but the choicest qualities will^^^^^^^^^H supplied. Nelson Ale, Is per quart. A few Boarders can be accommodat^^^^^^^^H who may depend upon a comfortable ta^^^^^^^^H being kept. Good accommodation for Travellers. JAMES TAYLOR, Froprictor^^^^^^[ T> OSE O~F AUS T R AlTl|^^^^^^| Jti HOTEL, , Albert street. <^m^m^m^m^m^ P. M'KINTY begs to inform his^^^^^^^H and the public that they will find hc^^^^^^^^^^^^H accommotlatiou and comfort. P. M'KINTY, Propj^^^^^^^^^^^| /COSMOPOLITAN Mawhera QUay. G. F. MAXW^^^^^^^^^B HBP^^^xtensivebtv^!^^^m^^^^^^^^^^^^| A LLIANCE HOTEL a.n v — !^ '' The large attendance e\ cry evening Nv^ testifying to the prosperity of Greyrn^jth, C s ■ equally gratifying to the Proprietor. WS^^ ! as ever, it is not only "Secundum Nulli,"^^^^ I but " Primus Rerum" on the West Coast. P. CR-AWFOEJ^^^j^J^J Every attention paid to the^qualityof the^^^^^H Liquors and the comforts of the Table. ' Good Stabling. Storage for Goods. G. DAVISON, rropnetor.^^^^B /COAL CREEK GARDEN sl^^^^| Vj — The Proprietor begs to announce that ■ having made good all the damage-occasioned „H by the late flood, these Beautiful Gardens ■ are again open to the public for Pic-Nics, Tea <H Parties, &c, &c. Boyuets and Vegetable^ v ,nB ' always ready. [<& - fl ' E. NELSON. L ,^^,B "PERSEVERANCE TEA GARDEjPj^.^ *!S I On the banks of the Grey River. &s.■* •&& ■ Tea, Is. Amusements in abjindaric^.' 3 -$• J A Paddock, for grazing purposes. Terms, , '^^B as per agreement. ' H. COE, Proprietor. M OALT WATER BRIDGE. ■ Fares over this Bridge are now Reduced for Horses to One Shilling. JOHN O'CONNOR, W^M Proprietor. OA L COM P A N/*Y. -_/^] NELSON COAL COMPANY, GREY J RIVER. J This Company are prepared to Mpply Coal oLthe best quality at the following rates. *'-i^*f ' s^. ' ~t^^^| Steamers coaled at the wharf at £1 10s. Cargoes, or vessels ballasted for any of the New Zealand or Australian ports, at 2os per ton. H. LUCAS, Manager. Ist July, 1866 YC REYMOUTH EXPRESS COMPANY. mmmmM Increased Accommodation To Arnold Junction, Twelve-Mile,^R.ed Jack's, Nelson's, Moonlight andA' : haura. The Greymouth Express Co. will de^flL spatch a ComdSbSious and Safe Horse-Boat tri-weekly, at V a.ih , (weather permitting), from the wharf with Gl^ds and Passengers.^^^B^| For Freight or Passage, r *mb&®so^ mmmmm m MONTGOMERY and CO:, Mawhera Quay, - M^m^m^mM Next door to Cassius and Comiskey.^^^^^H W. JONES AND C O ' having made arrangements to extend their business from its present limits of Sale by private Treaty to one embracing that of , AUCTIONEERS. / 1 The particular department of an Auct ' tioneer's Business to which they specialty intend to devote their attention is that °I^^^^^^| ; HOUSE AND PROPERTY Their long and tried experience in this esse^^^^^^H tially an ~ J^^^^^^^^H ESTATE AGENCY BUSINESS^^^^^^H makes them confident that they can a^^^^^^^^^^H deficiency which is now being mucj^^^^^^^^^H Hokitika and throughout the Coa^^^^^^^^^H intend to undertake Sales at ad^^^^^^^^^H .rendering account sales and procea^^^^^^^^^H unfailing^ promptness, they trust -J^^^^^^^^^^H > patronage whifrh has been so lib^^^^^^^^^^^H i stowed on thdm as private Aj^^^^^^^^H > Salesmen will bt extended_||^^^^^^^^^^H Auctioneers, )