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Grey River Argus, Volume VI, Issue 389, 11 July 1868, Page 1

ALBION HOTEL, Mawhera Quay, Greymouth. TONKS AND HUGHES, Proprietors. In the alterations, so extensive that this Hotel may be considered rebuilt, the Proprietors have not only considered every accessory to comfort, but have endeavored to combine in its furnishing whatever art and taste could suggest, so that the most particular may be suited. In making this announcement, the Proprietors cannot rafrain from expressing their thanks for the patronage they have all along received, and their earnest resolvo to retain it. The permanent boarder and tbe casual visitor will alike find their comfort has been carefully consulted; and sample rooms have been specially prepared for the convenience of commercial travellers. Tne Dining-room is under the immediate care of the Proprietors. From the Balcony, a magnificent view is commanded of the river, bar aud sea. The Reading-Room, replete • with Home and Colonial papers, forms a delicious lounge, and is kept at genial heat and well ventilated, and from its large proportions and thft antechambers adjoining is admirably adapted for Lodge meetings, public assemblies, and dinners, which latter are prepared on the shortest notice. The Bedrooms, being well furnished and well ventilated, recommend themselves. The Billiard-room is spacious and lofty, and coutains one of Alcock's and one of Pazer's tables, of au exceUence that has not hitherto been surpassed; and the attention and civility of the markers may be depended upon. In each of the numerous Sitting-rooms there is a comfortable fireplace. Night Porter on the premises. ALBION HOTEL, Mawhera Quay, Greymouth ; And EMPIRE HOTEL, Gladstone street, Westport. TONKS aad HUGHES, Proprietors. A LBION HOTEL, AHAURA. il — Travellers will find this hotel superior in its accommodation and the excellence of its table and liquors. Skittle Alley. — All the latest papers. SMITH and CO., Proprietors. ASHTON'S FAMILY HOTEL. What constitutes a good Hotel ? Good table and Liquors ; good single aud double Bedrooms ; good attendance, and the eye of the Proprietor over all. Visitors wiU find all these requisites at this Hotel. EDWIN ASHTON, Proprietor. COSMOPOLITAN HOTEI^ Mawhera Quay. G. F. MAXWELL, Proprietor. N.B. — Extensive Stabling Accommodation L U B HOTEL, Mawbera Quay. The Proprietor has much pleasure in informing his friends and the public that be has just finished his alterations, comprising — Additional Bedrooms, and a Large and Lofty HaU, specially built for public purposes and the meetings of Societies. The Cuisine, as hitherto, is under his personal superintendence. H. HUNT, Proprietor. JOHNSTON'S MELBOURNE HOTEL, *-* Opposite the Landing Wharf, Is classed as one of the best and most complete on the West Coast. Commercial Gentlemen will find this Hotel, from the superiority of its accommodation and tbe commodious sample rooms it ] possesses, well worthy of their patronage. The proprietor trusts that an earnest desire on his part to please, backed by the : exertions of his Manager, Mr F. Waters, will secure him a. continuance of pubUc support. Visitors can enjoy tbe luxury of Hot and Cold Baths. The Stabling is new and substantially erected. TZILGOUR'S UNION HOTEL, •*-*• Mawhera Quay. The Proprietor begs to inform the public that he has closed the Theatre attached to bis Hotel, and, to suit the comfort and convenience of Families, Commercial TraveUers, &c, has converted the Billiard Room into Private Apartments. First-class Stabling Accommodation. JOSEPH KILGOUR, Proprietor. A S 0 N I C HOTEL Mawbera Quay. Having entered into possession, can safely assure his old friends and tbe public of the best of liquors and accommodation. FRED. CLARKE, Proprietor. AC'S H O T E L , Richmond Quay. . This Hotel is still condncted on tbe 'principles that have so long rendered it one of the most quiet and comfortable on tbe Grey. A first-rate table d'hote, and weU furnished bedrooms. J. G. WALSH, Proprietor. TV!" ATIONAL HOTEL, -*-^ Boundary street MRS. BURCHELL (late of the Dunstan Hotel) having taken this well-known bouse, respectfuUy solicits a share of that patronage hitherto so liberally bestowed on it, and she wiU do her utmost to deserve it. I The Bedrooms are strictly private, weU furnished and well ventilated. Friends from Ofcago and elsewhere will find this a most comfortable home. 1 MARY ANN BURCHELL.