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Grey River Argus, Volume IX, Issue 734, 1 October 1870, Page 4

TTNWN HOTEL, PADDY'S GULLY, NO TOWN. MISS ELIZABETH J. SMETHWICK, (Late of Clifton), Proprietress. THE FULL AND PLENTY HOTEL ENLARGED, With INCREASED COMFORTS. Everything studied to make the working man, the digger, and the mechanic, to feel at home. Good Beds, good Board, good Cookery. Come and stop for a night, and you will siop altogether. T . BAILEY, FULL AND PLENTY HOTEL Comer of Boundary and Gresson streets. To the Diggers, Mechanics, Tradespeople, or any other Man, A Home for them at last. T . BAILEY, Late of the CaledonJan, Olago, and Melbourne, Has now rendered his Hotel a most comfortab'e Home for his old friends, aud confidently calls their attentiou to his especially low list of charges for Board, &c, : — Board aud lodging ... £1 5 0 Board, without lodging ... 12 6 Breakfesb 0 16 Dinner 0 16 Tea 0 1 G Tripe Suppers every evening, from 8 till 11 p.m., Is 6d. COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL. NO TOWN. Wines and Spirits of the best quality supplied. Beer of the mosfc favorite brands always on hand. ELIZA NEDWILL, Proprietress. fiLOBE HOTEL NAPOLEON. The Proprietor of tV.s favorite House begs to announce tbat it has been entirely re»rurnished and re-decorated ; and travellers may depend on getting the best accommodation, with all the comforts of a home. [Single Bedrooms. LEMUEL M'NAIR, Proprietor.