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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1225, 2 July 1872, Page 4

TTLSTER HOTEL AND STOKE, TKAMATUA HOTEL AND STORE, iffii iiiil "ifttSTaE t E£3 I vSed a, outfits Kothing, Provisions, and Tools, at sortment of Drapery, Provisions, Groceries,, Greymouth prices. J&^ZiS^JEZStii Far.nProduceo^erydeseription. advance on Greymouth prices. He opened ft WHOLE SALE and QTVftTP « n A TicamTV mnranoMS RETAIL, PRODUCE and PROVISION SINGLE and DOUBLE BEDROOMS. STO RB, at Upper Strand, Reefton, Inanga Goods Packed to all parts of the Grey and Inangahua Districts. kinds » ma y be ob t ain ed in any quantity. Horse Feed, Stabling and Grass Paddocks. „ , , , , Receiving Store'; Goods packed everywhere. GoldUought. ' Gold Bought. JAMES O'MALLEY; JAMES M'INROE, Proprietor. , - — JOHNSTON AND NELSON'S ]\/[AGUIRE'S HOTEL AND STORE, (Late J.Stevenson.) Brunner Parade, MURRAY CREEK STORE. No ToWN ' The stock of Groceries, Wines/Provisions, The P ro P rietor be S 8 to announce that he has renioved from Paddy's Gully, to the Drapery, Ironmongery, Miners Tools, and a b ove commodious premises (lately in the General Goods, is well selected and exten- occupation of Mr T. Braid.) The alterations made in the hotel will enable the proprietor sive, and prices will be found- most rea- t to offer first-class accommodation to visitors sonable. an <* residents ot No Town, or the district. The store contains a carefully selected stock THE MURRAY CREEK HOT3L, of Grocerieß) p rov iaion 8 , Clothing, Miners Possesses every accommodation fot travellers Tools, and other requisites specially adapted * , -r, , T7T .. i», „. to the requirements of the district. Good Feed, and Capital Stabling. _____ A good horse track conaects the above Bought. withßeefton. mRAMWAY HOTEL AND STORE, "DARKER'S COURT HOUSE HOTEL J TOTARA FLAT. ANDJTCORE. f,ood Accomodation for Travellers. Tv . ftl ft A °°\ T . Goods Packed to all parts of the Gold INANga.hu A. •• Fields; The Undersigned in soliciting a con- „ . , , .M . tinuance of the patronage so liberally bes- Horae kedjind stabling. SiEtXfS O SS£%o*S A blacksmith and^orse shoer onjthe numerous Friends and Patrons, the comple- premises, turn of extensive improvements in the Hotel • . . > ' Department, to which is now attached -a Goods stored at reasonable rates, large and Commodious Billiard Saloon with AWTWNrm tatjtit one of Alcock's Best Tables. AJN IUJNIU pfl^' fftr Visitors to the Quartz Reefs will find the rropnewr. Hotel replete with every convenience, and ~~Z ■ _ m _, _ may rely upon meeting with every attention pOMMBBOIAL U V LXih. and civility. Vy The Cuisine is under the supervision of an _ ableMaitre. RsErioN, Wines, and Spirits, of genuine, brands. . Good Stabling with Loose Boxes. Horse ~~- Feed always on hand. * _ „ _ „ , _.A .._ T. BARKER, • P. M ONA H A N , Proprietor. ■ . . Proprietor. A LL NATIONS HOTEL „ Halj-Ooncb Stabling attached. One of Paser'a best Billiard Tables. ~~~ ~ , Q C AND INAVIAN HOTEJL, Ales, Wines, and Spirits of Superior quality, fo Half-Ounce. LAURENCE FRIXIONE, Proprietor. HALF-WAY HOUSE HOTEL, _ The *"***" ?° «™»J»«s£ Middle Terrace, 8 erected a large and commodious Hall, Nelson Creek. in connection with the above Hotel. The LIVERY and "BAIT- STABLES. haU wiU bo at all times avaUable ?" the purpose of holding public meetings, deliverSttddlo horses for hire. ing lectures, giving theatrical or musical enGrass paddocks, tainments, or for quadrille parties, &c. First . . - — class accommodation for travellers. A Ferry available at all times on the creek. ANT>Ti<R<snNr R. POTTSo, U> Wl AW I ™™*' Proprietor. Propnetor. NOTtdfi-.— $he bublic should be cautious of unprincipled vendors of spurious Spectacles, whe, by using our name, fbist them on their unfortunate dupes, thereby impairing their visual organs, and eventually destroying them. In order to guard against impostors, persbns should only apply to us direct, if desirous of ascertaining the e&act condition of their sight, and obtaining our genuine registered | ACHROMATIC LENSES, \. ' ' Which both preserve and strengthen the Eyes, and impart a de- \ . lightful soothing sense of relief and coolness, so essential to them. ••: ' We gtta&b the sight with marvellous accuracy by an optometioal ' apparatus of our own discovery, a vast improvement on the instru- .\ ment recommended by Von Grcefe, the eminent oculist, thus, j coupled with our knowledge of Optics, we are enabled to adapt the "I Lenses. to all stages of optical imperfections. When the eyesight 1 becomes unsatisfactory, application should be 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 i -science of our profession is duly appreciated by the intelligentportion •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 retceive from London a regular supply of warranted PURE ] BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES AND EYE-GLASSES, | i suitable to all sights. 1 __—._———. ] .A, J. SOLOMON AND CO., ! OPTICIANS, I Revell Street, next Williams's, Druggist. f . .__:._ ■ ■ ■ ■•""•; NOTICE.— AII oncers and commands duly posted and addressed to the undersigned . will meet with prompt attention. J ."^Tater and Cordial Manufactory, MURRAY STREET. H WHITMORE, ' (EStABLISHED 1865.) Bega to return his sincere thanks to the inhabitants of Greymouth and District for the very liberal patronai ?e received during the last seven years. Business is now resumed in bis "Tew Premi ses, as aoove, where all orders will be executed with the * , .."; •■' i . f greatest care and punctuality. H. -\ W BE X TMOiBE. .