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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1072, 4 January 1872, Page 1

Hotels. TTAMILTON GILMER'S HOTEL, ■*•■■- Greymouth. In carrying out the extensive additions to this Hotel, which more than renew it, and render it far and away the largest and most complete on the West Coast, a true regard has bflen paid to the elegance and solidity of it? architecture, while all the internal arrangements of every department will be found to fully correspond. ' Thoroughness everywhere has been aspecial aim. • Its central situation and vicinity to the Steamboat Wharf present great inducements to Commercial Travellers (for whom there are set apart Sample Rooms), and to Visitors, Private Families, and the Mining Com* munity of Greymouth and the Up-Country Districts, this Hotel has not its equal for comfort and convenience. During the approaching Christinas Season all its resources will be called into play for the comfort of its guests, and the cuisine will speak for itself in tint •'merrietime." :; THE BILLIARD ROOM, which contains two tables by the best makers, are watched by competent and attentive markers.' I ' ■ — —~ THE MASONIC HALL, the largest on the Coast, is the most suitable for Balls, Banquets, and Public Meetings. In connection with the above Hotel are LIVERY STABLES, under efficient management ; and the Horses having been selected by competent judges, are the' best to be found in New Zealand. POST OFFICE HOTEL, Westport. HAMILTON GILMER'S HOTEL, "■ ; . COBDEN. r GILMER BROTHERS' HOTEL, Ah aura. . GILMERS' MELBOURNE HOTEL, Charleston. IV" ° T X C E FLANNERY'S HOTEL. Having disposed of the above premises to Mr Joseph Booth, I return my sincere thanks to my numerous friends and patrons, and trust that a liberal support will be accorded to my successor. P. FLANNERY. • In reference to the above, J. Booth trusts that by always keeping on hand first-class^ Liquors, he will merit the support so liberally? bestowed on his predecessor. One of Alcock's first-class Billiard Tables. Excellent accommodation for Boarders and Travellers. JOSEPH BOOTH, Proprietor. NAT- 1 -O-N-JLL. H~O. T,-E_l^ Boundary {Street. MRS. KERR (late Mrs (Jochrane, of the Canadian Hotel, Richmond Quay,) respectr fully informs her old friends and the public that she has OPENED the above HOTEL, and having thoroughly refitted it, it will now bo found one of the most comfortable and economic in Greymouth; A well-furnished Table. \oA Wines and Spirits of the best quality. TJ ET R E A~T HO TK L. H. FELLING- has pleasure in announcing to his friends and the public that he has opened the above Hotel, where he trusts, by keeping a really first-class article, to see his I friends occasionally. I HENRY PELLING, Retreat Hotel, : South end of Arney-street. AXE WAKATIP HOTEL, Richmond Quay. The proprietor is making evierypreparatioh to ensure his guests a Jolly Christmas, and trustf to see all his old friends and wish them good-bye previous to the Positive Sale of the Hotel early next year. WM. KING, Proprietor. CANADIAN HOTEL, Richmond Quay. In entering on this hotel, the Proprietor has much improved and enlarged the accommodation. Boarders and Visitors will find the charges most moderate ; and during the Christmas holidays, no expense will be spared to make the hotel a pleasant and economic place of sojourn. ROBERT CARD (Late of Liverpool Gully), Proprietor , TTNITED STATiES HpTELj U Corner of Johnston and Gresson streets. ; E. STRATFORD begs specially to acquaint visitors from the country during the ensuing CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS that his Hotel has ample accommodation, is well fitted up, having oeen newly renovated, and that: all paying him a visit will meet with the best attention, and enjoy every comfofc. ■CIULL AND PLENTY HOTEL. All Meals Is 6d. Good Clean Beds Is. Pewter Beer, 3d. Board- . - * 20s per Week : Board and Lodging 25s per Week. ; Free and Easy every night. First-class Pianist engaged. T. BAILEY, Proprietor. , OYALH O T E L, Richmond Quay. . The longest established Hotel in Greymouth. Every department thoroughly renovated. Good Beds. Cheap as any house in town. The proprietor is determined no one who favors him with a visit will leave dissatisfied. Under the personal superintendance of Mrs Howie. JAMES HOWIE, Proprietor. DIGGERS' ARlikS -H,pTEL> (Next Kennedy' Bros), TIM CONNOLLY, Proprietor, Will be found as comfortable as any in Greymouth, and being newly and specially built for an Hotel, its accommodation is admirably adapted for the comfort of boarders and his old friends who may favor him with a visit. Private|parlors, well furnished bedrooms, &o.