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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1178, 8 May 1872, Page 1

" "'•• ' Brewers - ""'""" '"*■ i "IT'MILLAN. AND TAYLOR, ALE AND POETER BRE^iIRSt ... i , MANUFACTURES O* LIQUJ&T/BS, (JORDIAXS^ .SSratbd Waters, &0., &0., '■ I WEST COAST BREWEI ; Tainui Street, \ , G- R E V M 0 U T H. '\ TT^ E S T LAND, BR E W ERY,; MOUNT STREET, . . - • Greymouth. , „,..;, \ The subscribers having erected at great' expense most commodious buildings for! brewing purposes, are now offering to the; public their ' ' , . ' PINE SPARK LI N G AL E: '■•■■■■■'■ AT £5 PER HTTP. " P. M'CARTHY and Co. Hotels. JOHNSTON'S MELBOURNE HOTEL, MawheraQuay; •AND , i ;.'.. ] . v ... ...' .. JOHNSTON'S PRIVATE FAMILY HOTEL, .. Mackay Street, Greymodth. '■;. (Patronised by His Excellency Sir George Grey, His Excellency Sir Gr. P. Bowen, and every other nfluential visitor to Greymouth.) ■ ' ■.. JAMES JOHNSTON, Late Caterer for the Great Dunedin Exhibition. ■ ■•'■■■•■'. ■ The Proprietor of these first-class establishments, after passing through great difficulties by fir6s, 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 BEe^'ifearty^anneT in which he has fbeen. assisted undermost 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, and , 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. '-, ; (^. 1 /, f( , : Detachedfromthe 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 ; and commercial travellers will' find every comfort and convenience in the shape of sample rooms, parlorß, &c. '■■■.-■>■.■ r: JAMES JOHNSTON,' ' . . , Proprietor. ■VT A T ION A L HOT EL. L. C. ANSELINE, formerly of the Golden Age .Hotel (swept away in the late flood), has now REMOVED to the above old established house in Boundary street, where he hopes to see his old friends again. . ' The house is newly renovated^ and, is in capital order for the comfort of visitors. - L. C. A. will feel obliged by^parties in^ debted to him at once paying their accounts: n'OM ME HCI. AL, HOT E.L \J ' , Corner of ■ Boundary street and MawheraQuay. The accommodation for is excel! lent. The billiard-room is a' f i write one, for its first-class tables and' attentive markers. . E ANCHER, Proprietor. ANNE -V' 5...-> HO TEL, Tainui street. „. x . ■: ' A new, storey has been added to, the hotel, and no expense has been spared to make it equal, if not superior, to any hotel in West* land. A number of well-ventilated bedrooms and parlors. The table is furnished ; with everything the season affords, and' charges strictly moderate for boarders. Sparkling ale ever fresh ori tap. ";. ' ' : PAT HANNEY; Proprietor. PIONEER HOTEL AND Marsden. New River. ; Ladieß and Gentlemen's Saddle Horsea always on hire, i ' . Packing done at the shortest notice and mos moderate rates. , . ,: Superior accommodation for travellers, ' GoodStabHng. „,, ; J. CARD. Proprietor. mARA'S HALL HOTEL, 1 Richmond Quay. J 0 H'N QU IN LAN ■■ Proprietor^ ••' ' '■>': :'."" T> RI A N B 0 R U HOT EL,. Mawhera Quay, Greymouth, The Wines, Ales, liquors, and Accommodation at this favorite Hotel are not to be surpassed' in Greymouth. '■ . '•, D. SHEEDY, Proprietor. nniCHBOURNE v. LUS ; HING : TON.; Some say he is Tichbourne, and some say he is not j but- what everybody says must be true^ The truth is this ~that; you can get the ßest. Crjass of Ale. in at the Oddfellows' Hotel. i.".j>ii'i.-.^-, ( n^-ui o - '■■;' ' v % },& JpLSiKODJEi Proprietwvn? BeWa Life regularly filed.