Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

Grey River Argus, Volume X, Issue 778, 12 January 1871, Page 1

jVT O T I C • E . J. W. PARKINSON begs to intimate to the Public of Greymouth and the District, 'hat he has entered into Partnership with Mr JOHN STEEL, lately Assistant with, and Manager for, Mr John Crerar, Bookseller and Stationer. Greymouth, December 19, 1' /<" PARKINSON 'ANT STEEL, Having two 1; .-£.- BOOK AND ST.' NE R V , ESTABLISH^ /. J; On Mawhera Quay, >r (Lately known, the o^;-;:^; : ■-•-. ar's, the other as Pa :.■ ;»i. .-. Are now in a positior *■"'■ ; ' .lit to the residents in and abov ;; „ mouth a most valuable stock of BOOKS AND STATIONERY, and at prices which will give every satisfaction to purchasers (both wholesale and retail), and effect a reduction in their heavy stock of BOOKS and STATIONERY. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR. PARKINSON" and STEEL have just opened up a splendid assortment of New and Handsomely-bound BOOKS, selected specially for Christmas Presents and New Year Gifts. Photographic Albums, Work-boxes, Writing Desks, Violins, Flutes, Concertinas, Toys, &c, &c, for CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR, AT PARKINSON AND STEEL'S. Periodicals and Newspapers of the latest dates regularly received by each mail. The Melbourne "Leader" and "Australasian" supplied to Subscribers at 6d per copy. Wholesale and Retail Agent for : — The Grey River London Punch Argus Glasgow Weekly Mail Weekly Argus Californian News of Melbourne Leader the World Australasian London Journal Illustrated Australian Bow Bells News Family Herald Advocate Cassel's Magazine Home News feunday at Home European Mail Leisure Hour Irish Provincial papers Good Words Dublin Nation Englishwoman's DoCourier de l'Europe mestic Magazine Irishman World of Fashion Public Opinion Young Ladies' JourLloyd's Newspaper nal Saturday Review Gentlemen's Journal Reynolds' Once a Week Police News All the Year Round Beehive Temple Bar News of the World Cornhill Dispatch London Society Illustrated London Blackwood's • News Graphic &c, &c, &c. PARKINSON AND STEEL, Wholesale and Retail Stationers, Booksellers, & News Agents. Importers of Fancy Goods, Music, and Musical Instruments. HARRY SMITH, (Late Restaurant-keeper, Mawhera Quay), has now become proprietot of the BRIGHTON HOTEL, opposite the Police Camp, Gresson street, where he will be glad to see, all his old friends, and as many new ones as will favor him with a call. The wines and liquors are pronounced by connoisseurs to be the quintessence of purity. T AXE WAKATIP HOTEL. That nothiug may be wanting to conduce to the comfort of his customers, the proprietor has refitted the Bedrooms and Parlors, enlarged the cuisine department, and last, not least, replenished his cellar with the choicest of liquors. A separate suite of apartments for private families. WM. KING, Proprietor. DUN EDIN HOTEL, Mawhera Quay, Between the Albion and Cosmopolitan j Hotels. JAMES JONES, (Formerly Harp and Shamrock, Charleston) ADDFELLOWS HOt EL, Mawhera Quay. JOHN BULSTRODE has again opened this well known house. H.e sells a magnificent glass of beer, but don't take his word for it. " Bell's Life" regularly filed. CAFE DEPAfrIS, Revell street, Hokitika BEN. OSBORNE Begs to ' inform his old friends that he has taken the above Hotel, where they will receive the same attentions and comforts for which his former establishment was noted. Private apartments for families. Sample rooms for commercial gentlemen. The Cuisine is under the chai'ge of a professional cook. LANNERY'S HOTEL, Mawhera Quay. Do not bother me for an advertisement ? What more can I say than everybody knows that; the accommodation is the best ; and the Billiard Room is under the sole charge of Louis El rig. P. FLANNERY, Proprietor. TONES' HOTEL, Mawhera Quay. Good Stabling and Loose Boxes. JAMES JONES, Proprietor. SHAMROCK HOTEL, Gresson street (Late of the Hibernian Hotel, Nemona). Miss E. Kennedy begs to inform the . public of Greymouth that she has now opened the above hotel. The accommodation \ is good, and the bar supplied with the best i of liquors. E. KENNEDY, Propnetresa.