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Grey River Argus, Volume X, Issue 841, 7 April 1871, Page 4

TI/TURRAY CRETSK;;HOTJI t r ■! :V -And , y \. „ WHOLESALE, ..RETAIL, 4. GENERAL store; y ' : ' A ■ At the Cement Leasehold, Tools of every description always in Stock. Excellent Accommodation for Travellers. Stablmg and Horae Feed.' * Wines, Spirits, and Colonial Ales of superior „-. quality. ,"^ JAMES STEVENSON, . . ; Proprietor. v >S HA ELES OLAKS 0 NT GENERAL STOREKEEPER' AND : BAKER, •'■ "■ DUFFER CREEK, . I. GOLD BOUGHT. T ON ARG A N ' S PIONEER HOTEL v. ' AND STOREi- ••■.-: .Upper Township, Half -Ounce Creek. ." Travellers and visitors to Half -Ounce and the surrounding district* may rely upon meeting with the best accommodation. Horse Feed and Stabling. ' ■'""' LONARGAN.'S STORE and BAKERY, Lower Township. A large and well-selected stock at strictly moderate prices. ■ ! '■ i^niilAST LONARGAN /Proprietor. fTIH E' 1 S P 0 R TSM AN'S -ARMS, No Town. :- ■; ■"• aA '„ .- .. . ; . ■ .' , The only place in the Grey River District where -good^old English sport can be 'obtained.. / \ . :'; "'./. ':'"'' : ... r Boxing every evening. ,;■■ A firBt.class Skittle Alley and Quoit Ground. - " All friends are' invited to rally around 'the Ydung Champion " ; ' """' *"' """ "' TOM TBAGUB.. c . ;r . BRA I D' %C A M -RRJ-A HO?? |.L, ., •i v £ NoTown.i* .d ''4 £ ' PRELIMINARY NOTICE. - The proprietor respectfully informs the public that the above Hotel, which will be one of the largest and most commodious in the Grey Valley District, will be opened shortly. Attached to the Hotel will be a large. Public Room, 20ft by 40ft, so arranged -thaiit will be available as a Theatre, Lecture or Concert Hall, or for holding Public Meetings in; - ' f ;Thef llouse will be fitted up internally >regardlesi' of : expense, a&d.the experience, of the proprietor will be a guarantee that the accommodation offered will be of a superior description. THOMAS BRAID, Proprietor. "VT 0 TOWN HOTEL. -> .. .;- _.. No Town. v .- „ The undersigned respectfully informs the' public that he has purchased the above firstclass Hotel from the former proprietor, Mr C. Gatuerd. Extensive additions and alterations are being made in the;bjcemises, and nt expense will b 3 spared to make the house what the proprietor intends it to be— a really first-class Hotel. ; . v Single $i&- Double Bedrooms. ; Billiards. Stabling and Horse Feed. JAMES GALBRAITH '" Paddy'»J&uUy;.aidiheloid Ahaura x Proprietor. O~ TOWN BRE WERi * And ; : BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT. Sparkling beer at a price and quality to defy outside competition. *" " '-»' Crated Waters and Cordial Manufactory. CHARLES CRIMERf, ' " V -• Proprigjior ea. ■';.; eai 6d. SHA^kVo^Tk^ H^T^LV No Town, - Owing to the immense increase of business consequent on the alteration in the previously exorbitant price of dnnKs, proprietorrespectfully y atinpuhce8 J ihat" he haS Beeii' compelled to make extensive alterations and mprovements in his already cominodisiflr .;., premises. ■ . . .:, '„ ; tii> Kinnehan's LvL^Whiskey. -- 3 ''" ■"" Spal-tling ED^ish and Colonial Alea. - ■„.; '"All drinks Siatpelide;" • Billiards. JEREMIAH M'CARTHST, * Proprietor.