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Grey River Argus, Volume XI, Issue 984, 21 September 1871, Page 1

Hotels. LET US EAT. DRINK, AND BE MERRY ! And this can be doiie nt j jj^i4j>c« :on t Coast, so wcH aa^jf^^^ 1 . . , BAILEY J S FULL AND 'VhM^m^EL ' ■■'•" '' !i ' ' ' ■■'Corner of- '' : 'A l %\?-^ : } : - . . Boundary and Gressoh;stceet^°.y Where the Landlord has been wnjpiilled to add another storey to his now favorite RESTAURANT AND BOARDINGHOUSE, In consequence of the large increase, of hi customers. THE FULL AND PLENTY HOTEL Is now, and has for a long time past bee acknowledged as the most comfortable WORKING MAN'S HOME On the West Coast. The table is well supplied with the best everything; the bed-rooms are clean, well ventilated, spacious, and comfortably furnished ; and nothing is omitted to make customers feel that they enjoy all the comforts of a home, with all the freedom of a well-ordered Hotel. • T. BAILEY, (Late of the Caledonian, Otago, and . ; Melbourne)i.L .: •- : I T>ETREAT H O T K L. H^ PELLING has pleasure in announcing to his friends -and the- public that he has opened the above Hotel, vhere he trusts, by keeping a really first-chus article, to see his friends occasionally. - : ; HENRY PELLING, Retreat Hotel, South end of Arney-street. TTT HA E.F HOTEL Mawhera Quay. JAME S MI D D LEION, •-.••: Proprietor] . ' ABIE'NTAL HOTEL, ' Richmond Quay. ' ' JAM E S MORTOjI^ Proprietor, PIONEER H.OTEL AND STORE, Marsden. New River. ... Ladies and . Gentlemen's Saddle Hones always pn hire. , „r. Packing done, at the shortest notice and most ■':. .. = . .\: moderate rates. ■/ . . . ; , . s ; „U i Superior accommodation for travellers, ' , Good Stabling. J. CARD, Proprietor. piIAD 1A N HOTEL, 1 . - Richmond Qrfay. : ■ • r MAR V DTTGGAN, • ; ■■{ ■■< Proprietress. " ' ■■ / / Lodging. , /^HRIStCHURCH BOARDIN(i HOUSE •V^- (Just above the Post Office.) Mrs C. SPENCER b^a to inform her friends and the public' that she has opened , ,the above Establishment, and as the accommodation is ample and of the best in every department, and charges moat moderate, ; Temporary or Permanent Boarders will find it a most comfortable and economic place of iesidence. Coal Merchants. T SIMPSON AND Cp., COAL MERCHANT, Wharf, opposite Boundary street. Hotels and families supplied" in any part of •the town. T^OALS. SCREENED COALS. COALsT JAM ES BRI MBLE, / Having purchased' Mr Matthew BattyV Coal Wharf, is now prepared to deliver Coals in any quantity to all quarters of the town or vicinity at the most moderate rate. .»...-. Drays on hire. Cartage orders promptly attended to. 1 Missing Friends. ROBERT STEWART LYNCH.— Write * immediately to your mother, Catherine Lynch, 21 Young street, Fitzroy. Business of importance. . „• ' JOHN MURPHY DEEGAN, late ofßel* fast, Port Fairy, Victoria,— last heard of from Greymouth,' New Zealand, and tine* seen at Greenstone, West Coast. His parent are anxious to hear of him * JF this should meet tbe eye of DAVID HOPKINS, native !of Cwmtwrch South Wales, last heard of at New River. Any information of him or his whereabouts, will be thankfully received by— WILLIAM' HOPKINSi Post Office Westport; IF this should meet the eye of GEORGE WINSBY, last heard at Bed Jack's Creek, South-west Goldfield, Nelson Province, he is requested to communicate with his wife, No. 54 Urquhart street, Ballarat ; or John fl. Murdock Greenstone^ Westland. Any information will be thankfully received from any one knowing Mr George Winsby's whereabouts. TF this should meet the eye of RICHARD A ROBERTS, who was, in the month of September last, at the Little Grey Junction, West Coast,— he would much oblige his, old friend, Henry C. Nankervis, bywriting to the. .curopean Hotel* Grahamstown, .Auckland His brother Tom has arrived here from America. Other important news from home. Any information of him will be thankfully received.