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Grey River Argus, Volume X, Issue 811, 3 March 1871, Page 1

Hotels. A h 810 N HOTEL, Greymouth. MESSRS. TONKS AND HUGHES Beg to announce that they have- again resumed business in their well-known and old-established hotel, the future management of which will be carried out under the personal supervision of one of the proprietors. Commercial gentlemen and visitors from the country will find on a visit that the arrangements now made for their comfort are not surpassed by any Hotel in New Zealand, and that for families travelling it possesses all the comforts and accommodation of a home. The Culinary department has been reorganised, and the determination of the pro-, pnetors is to keep it in a state of the ntmost efficiency, - The Billiard room will always be attended u^oabygood markers, and every exertion will be used to enable it still to be called the beßt room on the coast. Late files of Colonial and Provincial papers always to be seen. TONKS and HUGHES, Proprietors. TT NI O N HOTEL, Mawhera Quay It is unnecessary to ailude to the pre-emin-ence its immense capabilities have always given this Hotel in Greymouth, suffice it thaV under the present proprietor, it will be more than maintained. Suites of apartments for private families. Quiet and ample accommodation for casual or permanent ssjourners. Sample rooms for commercial travellers. Miners will find their requirements meet every attention. Billiard Rooms, Bath Rooms, &c, &c, And Station and Offices of the Greymouth and Saltwater Tramway. PETER CAMERON, (Late of the British Hotel, Hokitika.) OMMERCIAL HOI E L Comer of . Mawhera Quay and Boundary Street. j First-class accommodation for Boarders, excellent Beds, first-class Table, with everything the season will afford, and Wines, Spirits and Ales of the best quality. The best Billiard Boom on the Coast, witl two first-class Tables, attended by careful markers. French, Italian, German, and Scandinavian languages spoken, and newspapers of the same always on file. EDWARD ANCHER, -••; Proprietor. T AXE WAKATIP HOTEL. That nothing 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 Buite of apartments for private families. WM. KING, Proprietor. Cosmopolitan hotel Mawhera Quay. g.TTmaxwell Proprietor. N.B.— Extensive Stabling Accommodation f^ARROLL'S TRAFALGAR HOTEL, \J_ Mawhera Quay.. .-...- The further extensive improvements (just finished) of .this well-known Hotel, com* prising additional Double and Single Bedrooms, Private Parlors, and a new , and Spacious Dining-room, fully enable the Pro* prietor to realise what has ever been his first consideration, viz., thoroughly good accom* modation and moderate charges. D. CARROLL, Proprietor. TVUNEDIN HOTEL -*■'' Mawhera Quay, ; Between the Albion and Cosmopolitan Hotels. J A M E S~ 0 N E S , (Formerly Harp and Shamrock, Charleston FLANNERY'S HOTEL Mawhera Quay. Do not bother me for an advertisemen What more can I say that? everybody knows that the accommodation is the best ; and the Billiard Room is under the sold charge of Louis Ei rig. P. FLANNERY, Proprietor. U E E N ' S H 0 T E L Gresson street, ■'■■'{ immediately facing the Court House. The proprietor, having made alteration .can now offer increased accommodation all persons attending the above Courts. , MOORE, Proprietor. N.B.— Mining applications, &c. made on free of charge. PIONEER HOTEL AND STORE, Marsden. New River. Ladies and Gentlemen's Saddle Horse always on hire. . Packing done at the shortest notice and most moderate rates. : Superior accommodation for travellers, and Good Stabling. J. CARD, Proprietor. TUT ASO NI C HOT EL. B. G O~U G H, From the Ahaura, Having purchased the Masonic Hotel, Ma w,hera Quay, lately kept by. Mr F. Clarke expresses a hope he will be visited by his old friends and customers, who will find the best of accommodation, and their wants carefully attended to. "A N N E Y'S HOTEL Tainui street, (Opposite Kennedy Brothers). The Proprietor begs to inform his friends and the public that the above Hotel is now replete with every convenience for their com-' fort; that the Wines and Spirits are of the' best description, and that he is determined none who visit the house will leave dissatisfied, PATH. HANNEY, Proprietor.