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Grey River Argus, Volume IX, Issue 621, 11 January 1870, Page 1

TJtamilt"oV gilmeb;s hotw- \ MAtVHKIUi QffA*, G KEY M O't? T #, Commercial jjien and-vgedtbrs ttfGreymoufcfe will find thiafniosl cel||rally-situated ami coaimotlions to be'lthe best suited for* transaction of business .cjfraay in the town of Greymoath. It is by^fatthe largest, an<i posseses not .osly a iaosb' cranplete suite oi Bedrooms, but svlso two of Alcock's best" finished Billiard Tables, which are unsurpassed in New Zealand, and are always attended to oy attentive end experienced markers. I The ample accommodation, aftd view from the balconies, fully warrant its appellation of & ffrst'ctess family hotel and feouitt I For public lectures or entertainmelrts the large hall is withoat «-in equal on the Coast, if, indeed, surpassed it tae Coleny, Tfartors dftring the Christmas week will ffleet with every attention to their wants, &c. A night watchman at alf twines in -attendance. A thoroughly experienced cook, with : watchful and attentive assistants to , look &fter the dining-room. HAMILTONGIL M&&3 H QTE L Mawhera Quay, Greymouth. ; HAMILTON'S HOTELy €obde«^ GILMSRIS MELBOURNE HOfEL, ' Charleston. ; GILMER'S POST OFF JCfi HOTEL-, Westport. TAMES AQBTSaSQUt : &f "SliSi : MELBOURNE HOTEL, ; Mawhera 1 Quay, Desires t© express his heartfelt thanks to all ! his customers and friend* for the leniency shown to him for ail his shortcomings* ; duriag ths erection oi the New Build. : ing^ The House is how Re-opened^ [ under the oM management of ?.-; K i Waters \ btit so superior is ii ift &i& its l arrangements to^ the old hotel, that any in th^.»)»ap«-«f-~»*"3dVert»*e»t«*<l s - ': would be futile, nothHig b«t a& mspestioh of ; the premises will convey as adequate idea oi . the paias that have beea taken, not only to : foste? the former connection, but to augment f it, by holding out inducements ia the ahape: \ of increased accommodation to- families, com- \ mereial mes, and the general public Tbe abore statement is not the stereotypeel : phraseology of ordinary adveitiaera; tfcere- ■ fore, being ti-uthful, James Johk»t««* feels emboldened to ask for public support, and. pledgee himself to well deserve it. piLANHBIt'S BLaTILL^ (Old Harp of Erin)'. P. FLANNERY now announces his ReOpening 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 aM judge foi himself. Next Hamilton and NiehoL C" 'll* V B HOTEL, ' Mawhera Quay. ■ The frvprietot has much pleasure ia informing h» Mends and the public of hi^ alterations, comprising — Additional Bedrooms, and a Large and Lofty Hall, specially built for public purposes aud the meetings of Societies. The Cuisine, as hitherto, is- tender las personal superintendence. H. HUNT, Proprietor. , TT I C T O R I A HOTE L> DANCING & SINGING EVERY NIGHT. The Room greatly Enlarged aad Re-de-corated. The Floor will delight the votaries of Terpsichore. A capital Band, and Assistant* are engaged for Christmas. The Hall will be the resort of all pleasure seekers during the Carnival Season. R. B. GOFF, Proprietor. fIANADIAN 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 supervision. The Liquors ' are of the best brands, no other being kept. CAROLINE COCHRANE. 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 tbe admirable Cuisine. ' A suite of Chambers set apart for private families. WM, KING, Proprietor. /^J. OLD EN AGE HOT EL, Richmond Quay. JAMES CATTLE, Proprietor. Commodious Stable. The best brands of •liquors only kept. Pizzey and McCarthy's sparkling Ales always on tap. ROM 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. rjIARA'S HALL. 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