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Grey River Argus, Volume VIII, Issue 579, 2 October 1869, Page 1

TAMES JO HNS f'Ofc, ** ' 07 THE .. MELBOURNE HOTEL, - Mawhera Quay, ■Desires to express his heartfelt thanks to all his customers and frisnds for the leniency, "slfown to him for all his 'shortcomings during the erection of the New Building. The House is now Re -opened, under the old management of F. B. Waters ; but so superior is it in all i^ arrangements to the old hotel, that' any description in the shape of an advertisement would be futile, nothing but an inspection of the premises will convey an adequate idea of the pains that have been taken, not only to foster the former connection, bnt to augment it, by holding out inducements in the shape of increased accommodation, to families, commercial men, and the general public. ■ The above statement is not the stereotyped phraseology of ordinary advertisers ; therefore, being truthful, James Johnston feels emboldened to ask for public support, and pledges himself to well deserve it. ■CILANNERY'S HOTEL, (Old Harp of Erin). P. FLANNERY now announces his Re Opening on the old site. The present building in every respect is much superior to the last, but as personal observation is best, every one is invited to call and judge for himself. MAWHERA QUAY, Next Hamilton and NichoL OL U B HO T E L', Mawhera Quay. . . The Proprietor has. much pleasure in informing his friends and the public of his alterations, comprising — Additional Bedrooms, and a Large and Lofty HalL specially built for public purposes and the meetings of Societies. The Cuisine, as hitherto, is under his personal superintendence. H. HUNT, Proprietor. riANADIAN HOTEL, Richmond Quay. The House has undergone a thorough repair; the Bedrooms are newly furnished and well ventilated. The Restaurant can compete with any in Greymouth, being under my own super' vision. The Liquors are, of the best brands, no other being kept. • ■- ■.:_„ ■J_u._L-^i_;- i CAROLINE COCHRANE. MASONIC HOTEL Mawhera Quay. Although the advertisement is altered, there is no change in the mode of conducting this Hotel . It has attained for itself a degree of public favor, which is gratefully acknowledged by the Proprietor. FRED. CLARKE. "\r ONi>A R IE L HOTEL, ±V : Near the Wharf. Late Cove of Cork. The Undersigned, having Refitted and Furnished the above Hotel, begs to inform the inhabitants of the district that it will be his study to make everyone comfortable, and keep all Liquors NonparieL JOHN HERON, Proprietor. T AXE WAKATIP HOTEL. The Proprietor wishes his friends and the public to call and judge for themselves, not only of the alterations in his Bedrooms, but the admirable Cuisine. A suite of Chambers set apart for private families. WM. KING, Proprietor, FROM COBDEN TO BOUNDARY STREET, GREYMOUTH. HARRY HOPE is now in possession of the BOUNDARY HOTEL, The Bedrooms are numerous and well fur nished. HARRY HOPE, Proprietor. m A R A ' S H A L L . The recent extensive improvements enable the proprietor to offer to all comers the most "ample and comfortable accommodation. Neither expense nor care has been spared, in selecting the choicest stock of liquors., J. QUINLAN, Proprietor, UNITED STATES HOTEL, Corner of Johnston and Gresson streets. MRS. MARGARET OGDAN, late of the Shamrock Hotel, Castlemaine, begs to inform her friends and the public that she has takea the above house, and hopes by strict attention to their wants to merit their patronage . \TATIONAL HOTEL. -*• ' Boundary street. MRS. BURCHELL (late of the Dunstan Hotel) having taken this well-known house, respectfully solicits a share of that patronage hitherto so liberally bestowed en it, and she will do her utmost to deserve it, NN ISKILLEN HOTEL (Late Boatman's Arms), '■ Richmond Quay, Grbymouth. This Hotel in its additional new and well furnished Bedrooms, comfortable Sittingrooms, &c, has been almost entirely rebuilt, anil both the Bar and the Table are supplied with the very best. HARRIET MORRIS, Proprietress.