Hotels. _, LET US EAT, DRINK, AND BE MERRY! ; And this can bo done at no place on t Coast, so well as at BAILEY'S FULL AND PLENTY HOTEL Corner of Boundary and Grcsson streets, Where the Landlord has been compelled t<*- - ; add another storey to his now favorite, .. ■£■ .V---RESTAURANT AND BOARDING^'^ HOUSE, . •-•. [. In consequence of the large increase of hi,, - . customers. . " ' TH YjtfD PLENTY HOTEL Is no ior a long time past beo acknc fie most comfortable • W 1 T MAN'S HOME t West Coast. The * 1 supplied -with the best every tl bed-rooms are clean, $vel ventilai aus, and comfortably furnished;'--. , thing is omitted to make ' customers feei 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). pAHADIAH .H OTE L, Richmond Quay. MARY DTJ.GOII Proprietress. T>ETREAT H 0 T K L. H. PELLINGr 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-class article, to see his friends occasionally. . HENRY PEL LING, Retreat Hotel, South end of Arney-street. TXT fl A R F H 0 TEL Mawhera Quay. - v JAMES MIDDL ETO N, Proprietor r\ RIEN TA L HOTEL, Richmond Quay. JAM E S MORTO N, " -j^bc Proprietor. PifeNJEIR__HOTEL_AND STORE, Ladies and Gentlemen's Saddle Horses always on hire. Packing done at the shortest notice and most moderate rates. , Superior accommodation for travellers, Good Stabling. J. CARD. Proprietor. Brewers. TTTEST COAST BREWERY, TAtNUI STJBEET, GREYMOUTH. M 'MILL AN and TAYLOR have pleasure in announcing to the public of Greymouth and surrounding districts that they" have PURCHASED the business lately carried on by M'CARTHY and CO., West Coast Brewery, Greymouth, and hope by supplying a first-class article to merit a continuance af the public patronage so liberally accorded bo their predecessors. M'MILLAN AND TAYLOR, ■ >• ■ • ALE AND PORTER BREWERS, Manufactures of Liqueurs, Cokdials, Crated Waters, &c, &c, ■ WEST COAST BREWERY Tainui Street, G R E V M 0.-TJ T H. August 1, 1871. Missing Friends. OBERT STEWART LYNCH.— Wnto immediately to your mother, Catherine Lynch, 21 Young street, Fitzroy. Business ' of importance. IF this should meet the 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 HOPKINS, PostOce Westport; IF this should meet the eye of EDWARD CLARKE, from Castlepollard, County, Westmeath, Ireland— He will oblige by writing to his Sister M. M. Clarke, Green's Hotel, Clifton. WILLIAM JACK.— Anyinformation repecting William Jack, who left Otago two years ago, will be most thankfully resceived by his Son, John Jack care of Mr Laden, Maori Point, Shotover, Otago. IF this should meet the eye of RICHARD 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. Naukervis, by writing to the european Hotel, Grahamstown, Auckland His brother Tom Las arrived here from America. Other important news from home. , Any information of him will be thankfully received.
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Grey River Argus, Volume XI, Issue 994, 3 October 1871, Page 1
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