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MELBOURNE FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Greymouth. , JAMES JOHN? TON, in eturning his r si?iccre thr.nks to his numerous friends and 3 the public generally for" the patronage ; hitherto bestowed upon him, cannot allow i the present opportunity to pass without I more particularly expressing his grateful b thanks for the very extensive and liberal , support he has received since his loss at the i late calamitous fire, and in doing so begs to state that nothing shall be wantivg on his part to continue to merit thejfavors.of his friends and the public, and to provide for their comfort in such a manner thatrnis Hotel shall be one that cannot be $ |rpassed on the Wesb Coast. ' ' Baths. Detached Show Rooms for Commercial Gentlemen. Detached Cottages, expressly furnished i for the use of families; - Larpe Hall for Concerts, Lectures. &c, &c. Cobb's Coach leaves the Hotel daily. Kight Watchman always in attendance. ALBION HOTEL "*-^- Mawhera Quay, Greymouth. L. JAKOB, Proprietor. The Proprietor is proud to say that this well-known Hotel is still conducted on those principles that gaiaed for it, under Tonks and Hughes' proprietorship, a name associated with every comfort. Whilst the arrangements , for permanent Boarders have been carefully studied, the Casual Visitor will experience that eveiy care, is taken to make his, sojourn agreeable ; and Commercial Travellers will find Samplo Rooms that have been specially prepared for this purpose. The Diving-Room is under the immediate charge of the proprietor^ In the Bedrooms, neatness, good furniture, and ventilation are particularly attended to, The Billiard -Room contains Two MagniO cent Tables,: presided over by careful and attentive markers. \ SHTON'S FAMILY HOTEL, Richmond Quay. N -O TICE. Telegraph Line of Horses to or from Hokitika, £1 each way. To Ahaura, £1 ; to and from Ahaura, by return ticket, £1 10s. A corresponding reduction in prices to Twelve-mile, Red Jack's, Nelson Creek, Ahaura, Napoleon, and all other parts of the country. Extensive Stable Accommodation. - Buggies for Hire. Loose Boxes. -..-:—..- Horse ieed always oij .-sale.EDWIN ASHTON, Proprietor. T^r HA R F HOTEL, Mawhera Quay. JAMFS MIDDLETON, Proprietor. TONES' HOTEL, Mawhera Quay. Good Stabling and Loose Boxes. JAMES JONES, Proprietor. T AXE WAKATIP HOTEL. The Proprietor wishes his friends and the public to call and judge for themselves, n« only of the alterations in his Bedrooms, bu the admirable Cuisine. A suite of Chambers set apart for private families. WM. KING, Proprietor. ROSE OF AUSTRALIA HOTEL, Albert street. D. M'KINTY begs to inform his friends and old acquaintances that he has re-opened this Hotel, and trusts that by giving all the comforts of a home to secure a continuance of their support. D. M'KINTY, Proprietor. .. ASONIC 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. "VTA T I ON A L .HOTEL. -^ Boundary street. MRS. BURCHELL "(late of the Dunstan Hotel) haying taken this well known house, respectfully solicits a share of that patronage hitherto so liberally bestowed on it, and she will do her utmost to deserve it. ROYAL HOTEL, : Richmond Quay. The Proprietor begs to inform his friends and the public that the above Hotel is now replete with every convenience for their comfort ; that the Wines and Spirits are of the best description ; and that x he is determined none who visit the house will leave dissatisfied. JAMES HOWIE, Proprietor. ADDPELL OWS' HOT EL, VJ, • Corner of " Albert street and Mawhera Quay. Desirous of cultivating a first-class Bar Trade, the choicest of Liquors and most sparkling of Ales await all customers. : J. BULSTRODE, Proprietor. ROM COBDEtf 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.

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Grey River Argus, Volume IX, Issue 639, 22 February 1870, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Grey River Argus, Volume IX, Issue 639, 22 February 1870, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Grey River Argus, Volume IX, Issue 639, 22 February 1870, Page 1

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