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 he 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 easy stage of one day from the Seaport. Families en route to Reefton, or other parts of thelnangahua 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. Attaohed 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 fc Tbamsters 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 BANNAN. TTALF-WAY HOUSE, HOTEL AND STORE, On the road from the Little Grey Junction to Reefton, quarter-mile past the Mia Mia. Travellers to the Inangahua, Roefton, or Murray Creek, will find good accommodation at strictly moderate charges. SINGLE BEDROOMS. Stabling and Horse Feed. A commodious Receiving Store, where goodscan be securely stored at current rates. The English, French, Ge*rmao, Italian Languages spoken. CASOLI and DOLPH. JOHNSTON AND NELSON'S •J (Late J. Stevenson.) MURRAY CREEK STORE. The stock of Groceries, Wines, Provisions, Drapery, Ironmongery, Miners Tools, and General Goods, is well selected and extensive, and prices will be found most reasonable. THE MURRAY CREEK HOT3L, Possesses every accommodation foi travellers Good Feed, and Capital Stabling. A good horse track connects the above with Reefton.
"jW'OTICE.— -The public should be cautious of unprincipled vendors ■^ of spurious Spectacles, who, by using our name, foist them on their unfortunate dupes, thereby impairing their visual organs, and eventually destroying them. In order to guard against impostors, persons should only apply to us direct, if desirous of ascertaining the exact condition of their sight, and obtaining our genuine registered ACHROMATIC LENSES, Which both preserve and strengthen the Eyes, and impart a delightful Boothing sense of relief and coolness, so essential to them. ■We guagb the sioht with marvellous accuracy by an optometical apparatus of our own discovery, a vast improvement on the instrument recommended by Von Grcefe, the eminent oculist, thus, coupled with our knowledge of Optics, we are enabled to adapt the Lenses to all stages of optical imperfections. When the eyesight becomes unsatisfactory, application should bo made forthwith to the Professional Optician, he knowing chiefly the innumerable causes of defective vision: We are, practically and scientifically, the .only qualified Opticians in New Zealand, and are appointed the New Zealand Agents for the Opticians to her Majesty and the British Government. In accordance with the spirit of the age, the science of our profession is duly appreciated by the intelligent portion of all civilised communities, who, knowing the danger of allowing incompetents to tamper with the most delicate organs of nature, will only have them handled by the skilled Optician. We receive- from London a regular supply of warranted PURE BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES AND EYE-GLASSES, suitable to all sights. A, J. SOLOMON AND CO., OPTICIANS, Revbll Street, next Williams's, Druggist. iErated Water and Cordial Manufactory, MURRAY STREET. H WHITMORE, (Established 1865.) " Begs to return his sincere thanks to the inhabitants of Greymouth and District for the very liberal patronage received during the last seven years. Business is now resumed in his New Premises, as above, where all orders will be executed with the greatest care and punctuality. ■ ■■ N.B.— Licensed to retail Wines, Spirits, Ale, arid Porter, by the Bottle. XX. WHITMORB.
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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1202, 5 June 1872, Page 4
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