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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1162, 19 April 1872, Page 1

! - - ■■■>■■••[> — Hototer > : -^ ■"■ ! ■ ~' : "- ■" '•"-■ ■■'■■■•■■■'?». nx^-> ■■■:-,•: ■■■".■■.■. -;■ ;• HAMILTON GILMER'SfIOTEiiV ! .-" i<U- >.:• -.".io-^. i;vrv ".<-\ T-:' -rl- i ..-.. ..- .-•,-;: „,GrBYMOBTO.; . ; '„.. ..':...: j In carrying put the extensive aJditiops 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 .regaird has been paid, to the elegance and, solidity of its; architecture," ,whi)[e alt ibhe internal arrangements, of every department will be found to fully correEponoT;' „,,), ... ..I, :,'■•"■' < Thbroughneßß everywhere has been aspecial aim. .,.. . ..*■ ! ■•, ' : • .;-.- ' t . . -.. ''}'.': '"'.-.;" , Its, central situation and vicinity ; to the Steamboat Wharf present great inducements ! to Commercial Travellers (for whom there aro set' apart Sample: Room's),, and to; Visitors, Private Families, arid the' Mining Cpnimunity of Greymoiith and the!.Up-Couritry Districts, this. Hotel has not' its equal for comfort and coiiveniencer THE BILLIARD RpOM,,, „. which contains twd tables by the'best makers, are watched by competent • and' attentive , markers. r . ; .■,-- ■■-;;(•. •■• ; -r-V;i ■:■•■- I - THE MASONIC HALL, ; - ; , the largest on the Coast, is - the most ' suit- j ' able : for Balls, Banquets, and Pablic Meet- ; ings. .. | ■- ;'• - - --'-'■■•'• ■■ ' In connection with the above Hotel are LIVEKY STABLES, under efficient management ; and the Horses - < haying been selected by competent judges, are' the; best to be found in New, Zealand. , ; post Office ;H;OTEL; ....■- Westpoet., ■' I ■ 1 „ H AMU.TON gEmER'S HOTEL, ' . ooBDBa; j 7 GILMER BR OTHERS' HOTEL,; Ahatjra. r i GILMERS 1 MELBOURNE HOTEL^ „ Charleston. GILMERS LIVERY STABLES, Reefton. - i .. EM PI R E HOT E L • (Late Flannery's). •: ; - j The/Proprietor has spared no expense in ( refitting it, and making evey department; ; thoroughly comfortable. Boarders and tra-' ' \ vellers will find it specially so, and the charges most reasonable. ■ •: Well furnished double and singe bedrooms. First-class Billiard Table, lsl a game. ' ,: JOS. BOOTH, Proprietor. ■ TYIGGERS' ARMS HOTEL, *-* (Next Kennedy Bros), ' TIM CONNOLLY, Proprietor, Will be found as comfortable as any in Grey-; : mouth, and being newly and 'specially built ' for an Ho£el, its accommodation is admiraoly' bid friends who may favor him with a visit; , . Private parlors, well furnished bedrooms, &c. ' MA SONIC H 0 TEL CORNER Waite.Stre and Mawhera. Quay. . P. . CAMERON (late of the Union Hotel) has taken this well known hotel, and every department has consequently -undergone a thorough supervision. The accommodation for Boarders is ample and excellent,, and visitors and the mining community will find it specially adapted for a temporary residence. , . : CL U B HOT EL, '„ Mawhera Quay. ._.... ..,..- The Proprietor 'has much pleasure in in- : forming his friends and tne public of his alterations, comprising — Additiopa.l Bedrooms, and a Large and Lotty Hall, specially built for public purposes and .the meetings , of Societies. ' ■-"'■-■ ..V: /' The Cuisine, as hitherto, is under his personal superintendence. '"'' A ■■.:•-■ . ;j - 'H. HUNT, Proprietor. /TV R. IEN TA L HOTEL, 1 Richmond Quay. JAMES. M () R.T 0 N, , Proprietor, •"-> . TXT H A. R F ' H 0 TEL, Mawhera Quay, -y;\ ! J AM: E 8 MIP DL E |ON, I Proprietor [ ___ _ JO N ES ' S H OTE L, Mawhera Quay. Good Stabling and loose Boxes. English, Welsh, and Colonial papers filed. s . JAMES JONES, Proprietor. f^ARROJUL'S TRAFALGAR HOrEL, ,V^ Mawhera Quay. ( The. accommodation in every department has been carefully stu<Ued.;j '" : % sr -"V," Z : ,. ' I). CARROLL? * ■ . ■!--' OT'Prtmrietof. ; '- N.B.— Extensive, new,- "and tfibrotighly 8 well-finished Stables. ■■ -■;mh' v > m vOujikui BAN K H' 0- TE L Corner of Tainui street and Mawhera , - : - -y ■■■•■■ -"■; »> =••: '-■'•■ ■■■■■' So altered is this Hotel, yet so improved in its recent alteration, that its customers 'may scarcely recognise the old familiar face. The old welcome is there, and the- earnest wish to make all comfortable that visit the Bank Hotel. E COUTANCHE. [> T> OSE .OF AUSTRALIA HOTEL, ■ 3 jEfc>;:- ;;*•■ -Albert Street ■'■ - : ■ _ it' % " D.'M'KINTY begvtb lnform his friends n and old -acquaintances that he has reopened it .thisjilotel, and trusts by giving aU the com- , i forts of afhonie, to secure a continuanco .of . their -support. . ;". "?;,'"..'.', \:. '.-.., .-: -;..,;, ■.■.■;;■/"' p. M'KJNTy, ;