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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1100, 6 February 1872, Page 1

■ .; ... ' '.:.. ■lltewers.;^;;',^ IT:-{- --{ Wt'WItLA.N A^| TAYLOR, i ■ . ..'■.■.■■.■■■■ '■ ALE AND PORTER BREWERS, ManOTACTORES OB LIQUBITRSj CORDIALS, ■■ ; Crated Waters, &d., &0., ! , 5 ■■ . ■■■■ ,-i. •■. : . ■•:■•.. ■ ■ ■ .j: ■■ ■ ■ '■■ .■ i : -'\. ■','■' & " ' ' ' ; ' WEST COAS^T BRJEWERY ■.:• I- •;:■;,•;■;;■..■• :-r~^.- . ■ .- - ■ ' : ! Taikui Street, • ' "'.l' : '"' '■'■'.*:■■■■•. /; .^ ! ; :^M j G R E V M O U T H. t. August 1, 1871. : • : XJTT ESTL AN D BREW ER V, MOUNT STREET, Greymouth. j . The subscribers haying erected at great i expense most commodious buildings for brewing purposes, are now, offering to the public their FI N E S PAR XLI N G AL E ■;"/ at '■' ' . . . .' ; T . : : MS JPEB HHD. •;p. M'CARTHY and Co; ; Hotels/ , TOHi^STON'S MELBOURNE HOTEL,. •J Mawhera Quay j ■■■*• ■••■ AND^ ; %-V ■• ■_■.■■■• JOHNSTON'S PRIV ATE FAMILY HOTEL, Mackay .Street, Greymouth., (Patronised by ' Hisj '^Excellency Sir : George Grey, His Excellency Sir G.? F. Bowen, .arid every other nflueritial visitor to Greymouth.) ' JAMES JOHNSTON, ; Late Caterer for the Great Dunedin Exhibit tion. The Proprietor of these first-class establishments, after passing through great difficulties by fires, floods, &c, and having once more recoveied his former independent position, wishes to express his sincere gratitude to his numerous friends, and also to the public of the town and district generally for the hearty manner in which he has been assisted under . mbat trying circumstances. Both of these magnificent Hotels are now complete in every detail, and visitors will find that they are furnished in a most superb manner, arid everything connected with them is provided so that even the most fastidious cannot find room for complaint. The table d'hote is second to none in the southern hemisphere. . Detached from the Melbourne Hotel is the Private Family Hotel, in Mackay street, where families will have the same privacy as if they were in their own homes j and commercial travellers _ will find every comfort and convenience in the shape of sample rooms, parlors, &c JAMES ' JOHNSTON, , Proprietor. O V A L H O .TEL , 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 superin tendance of Mrs Howie. JAMES HOWIE, Proprietor. T> RI A N BO R U H O TEL, Mawhera Quay, Greymouth. The Wines, Ales, Liquors, and Accommodation at this favorite Hotel are not to be surpassed in Greymouth. . t! D. SHEEDY, Proprietor. _ TjlUiiL AND : PLENTY HOTEL, ;j All Meals Is 6d. .' -Good Clean Beds la.; . Pewter Beer, 3d. :'- ! Board- - . • 20s per Week, : Board and Lodging 25s per Week., . i Free and Easy every night. First-class Pianist engaged. .' T. BAILEY,, ; : : Proprietor. ,' "T\AN O'CONNELL HOTEL/ Richmond -Quay. The accommodation for Boarders is very • superior^ and the charges specially moderate., , - MARY DUGGAN, i s . Proprietress, j miCHBOURNE v. LUSHI'NGTON.; Some say he is Tichbourne; arid some say, he is not; but what everybody says must be true. The truth is tiiis— that you can: i get the Beßt Glass of Ale in Greymouth at I the Oddfellows' Hotel. ' J. BULSTRODE, Proprietor. ■ JselPßl»i/e regularly filed. ! 1 /-^ O M MERCIII HOTEL 1 I \J Corner of ; Boundary street and Mawhera Qttay. ; The accommodation for boarders is excel i lent. The billiard-room is a favorite one,| for its first • class tables arid attentive, markers. . . ' i E. ANCHER, Proprietor. ?