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Grey River Argus, Volume X, Issue 782, 21 January 1871, Page 1

"VT O T I C E . J. W. PARKINSON begs to intimate to the Public of Greymouth and the Districts that he has entered into Partnership with Mr JOHN STEEL, lately Assistant with, and Manager for, Mr John Crerar, Bookseller' and Stationer. Greymouth, December 19, 1870. PARKINSON AND STEEL, Having two large BOOK AND STATIONERY ESTABLISHMENTS On Mawhera Quay, Greymouth, (Lately known, the one as Crerar's, the other as Parkinson's,) Are now in a position to submit to the residents in and about Greymouth a most valuable Btock 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 copyWholesale and Retail Agent for : — The Grey River London Punch Ajrgus 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 bunday 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. TT N I O N HOTEL, Mawhera Quay It is unnecessary to allude to the pre-emin-ence its immense capabilities have always given this Hotel in Greymouth, suffice it that, under the present proprietor, it will be more than maintained. Suites of apartments |for private families. Quiet and ample accommodation for casual or permanent SDJourners. Sample rooms for commercial travellers. Miners wiU find their requirements meet every attention. Billiard Rooms, Bath Rooms, &c, &c, And Station and Offices of the Greymouth and Saltwater Tramway. PSTER CAMERON, (Late of the British Hotel, Hokitika.) TXT HARF HOTJSL, Mawhera Quay. GILBERT STEWART Proprietor. /^WRIENTAL HOTEL, Richmond Quay. JAMES MORTON, Proprietor. iLUBH O 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. QUEEN'S HOTEL, \Vj Gresson street,. Immediately facing the Court House. The proprietor, having made alterations, can now offer increased accommodation to all persons attending the above Courts. J. C. MOORE, Proprietor. N.B. — Mining applications, &c. made out free of charge. MELBOURNE FAMILY AND COMMERCIAI HOTEL, Greymouth. Baths ; Detached Show Rooms for Commercial Gentlemen ; Detached Cottages, expressly furnished for the use of families; Large Hall for Concerts, Lectures, &c, &c. Cobb's Coach leaves the Hotel daily. Night Watchman always in attendance. JAMES JOHNSTON, Proprietor. i 1 OLDEN AGE HOTEL, Comerof Richmond Quay and Johnston street. The best accommodation for Boarders and Travellers. Families made comfortable. Private parlors and drawing-rooms. French language spoken ; and late files of English and French newspapers always on hand. Stabling free of charge. L. C. ANSELINE, Proprietor