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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1189, 21 May 1872, Page 4

TJANNAN'S LITTLE GREY HOTEL, Little Grey Junction. The Subscriber takes leave .to return thanks, to the general public for the libera patronage he has received in the Little Grey District, for the past six years, and be begs to state that, having now completed his new premises, he is prepared to offer superior accommodation for Visitors and Travellers. The Hotel is situated on the main road from Greymouth to the Inangahua, and Little Grey Quartz, and Alluvial Gold Fields, and within an ea9y stage of one day from the Seaport. Families en route to Reefton, or other parts of the Inangahua Quartz Mines, may rely on being able to secure every comfort. Single and Double Bedrooms— Charges strictly moderate. Good and secure Stabling and Grass Paddocks. Attached to the Premisesare Wheelwright's, Waggonbuilder's and General Blacksmith's Shops, where repairs are promptly executed. A First-class Shoeing Smith. Saddlery of every Description made and repaired, and Harness either for Ttainsters or Packers, made to order on the Premises, by a Competent Workman. Goods Packed to all parts of the Grey Valley, Little and Upper Grey, and Inangahua Gold Fields. GEORGE BANNAX. rpOTARA FLAT HOTEL, Totara Flat— Grey Valley. On the direct road to the Inangahua and Little Grey Diggings, from Ahaura. : . SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION FOR ! TRAVELLERS. Wines, Beer, and Spirits of the best quality. LIVERY and BAIT STABLES. JOHN DEVERY, Proprietor. The subscriber is now prepared to take Freight in any quantity, for delivery at any of the Grey Valley or Inangahua Gold Fields at the lowest current rates. Four horsedrays and pack horses, always on hire, at the Receiving Store, New Ahaura. Farm Produce on Sale. JOHN DEVERY, General Carrier. "|^"ELSON CREEK HOTEL AND BAKERY, (Foot of Nelson Creek). The above hotel is situated on the direct road to the Inangahua and Grey Valley diggings. . Safe ferries on the Grey River at the Black Ball crossing, and on Nelson Creek. BREAD of full weight, delivered throughout the district. J. W. ROSS, . Proprietor.