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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1115, 23 February 1872, Page 1

_j_ i . bi on h fchr bl, MESSRS. TONKSAND -HUGHES Beg to announce that they hare again resumed business in their well-known «4 old-established hotel, the^future management of which will.be carried out under the personal supervision of one of the proprietors v . . | Commercial gentlemen and visitors from the country will find on a visit that the arrangements now made for their comfort are not surpassed by any Hotel inNew Zealand •Mthat for families travelling; it possesses ; aU the comforts and accommodation of • borne. ■ •.' •"•'■■ -•' ■'■• ■■ ■ ■ ,"■. .T--1-V-; ..•■ > ■ The Culinary department has been rej organised, and the detenniiiation^ti» pro. pnetors is to keep it in a state of the utmost efficiency. ; ;:; • ,-■.• The^Billiard room will always be attended n P?. n . b y good -markers, and every eiertiS will be used to enable it stiU to be called the best room on the coast. alwa^ Sbe^^ MdP^ TONKSandHUGHE^ .. -■• . ■■• • •■■ ■-■ ■•"• Proprietors; £lOURT HOUSE. HOTEL* L. C. ANSELINE, formerly of the Golden Age Hotel (swept away in the late flood) has now REMOVED toihe above oldS , lished^house in Gresson street, where he hopes to see his old friends again. •™ " The^ house is newly renovated and i» ia capital order for the comfort of visitor*. -"■ a kS'vh^J"* oMi * ea Parties in. debted to him at once paying their accounts. JJIERRY HOTEL AND STABLES. "Loose Boxes for race-horses: as also Htaoling forpnvateuse. ... .■■■•. The Ferry Hotel and Stables are in the suburbs, and free from all noise, - - The stabling is nearer the course than any other in town, and is the most desirable to be met with in Greymouth. ( C H. RHODES, . Proprietor; npARA'S HALL HOTEL, Richmond Quay. . J0 H N QI7IN LA N, Proprietor. TT7" HA R F HOT EI» Mawhera Quay. JAMES MIDD LET ON, Proprietor Watcliiuaker. X(T C. D U P R E, WATCHMAKER and JEWELLER, Richmond Quay. A large assortment of Watches and Jewelry .-■ always on hand. c TolMicconists. rpHE ONLY DIRECT IMPORTER OF A AMERICAN TOBACCOS In the Colony is . A. M. HUN TER, American Tobacco , Warehousa, Grey mooth. Up-Country Storekeepers should ™%k a note of this. • '-,' ..■■.'■ ' Music. ■■''.•^■"■■" : . . MR GEORGE SEYMOUR, in thanking his- patrons for past favors, has to announce that he is still open to engagements for leaching and Playing the Pianoforte and Harmonium. Tuning, &c. Terms after this date (in all cases) strictly in advance. ~ December, 1871. ]\l__ . U JT • I C . MISS HARRIS begs to announce that she is prepared to give lessons in Pianoforte Music in a thorough and systematic style. . Pupils waited upon at their residence if necessary. Terms— Two Guineas per Quarter. Fraiterer, &c. r "W G . COBU RN, TT • Wholesale and RetaU PRDITERER > GREENGROCER, &c, Having taken those commodious and centrally situated premises in Richmond Quay, next to Ashton's Family Hotel, is now prepared to supply FRUIT, VEGETABLES, OYSTERS, ftc, At the lowest remunerative prices. Quality guaranteed. Hotels and families waited on for orders. W. G. C. hopes by studying the tastes and requirements, of the public to merit a ahare of their patronage. JjaiCKS, GREENGROCER and BUSIN^£ RE & S^ n8 ■ W*"* BUSINEBS_ m Boundary street,- next Magomn's Store, is once more enabled to supply all the usual article*, of trade «s before, • , ' ■v : '! Fresh arrivals by every steamer from Nelson, Wanganui, Sydney, and Melboarne. Barn-fed poultry;' spring chickens, *c, daily expected to order, Regular supplies of fresh oysters by every Bteamer. J. HICKS, POULTERER and FRUITERER, ■' -i ' Boundary street. y'--- :