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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1251, 2 August 1872, Page 4

HENRY MAG IL L TT LSTER HOTEL AND STORE, m^^«^»,^^^^ .„« ,„„„„„.. *^V Little Grey Junction, STOREKEEPER AND (GENERAL Qnthe direct road to the Inangahua and Little CARRIER, <3»*y New Mia Mia Township, T^ 6 Proprietor of tiro above hotel begs to announce that he has erected new and (Junction old and new Saddle roads.) extefißiv^premißes^adjoing the site of his former store. The hotel is complete in every .•.{.: • : /« :■-• — — > ; departoeht'; and Travellers to thelriahgahua Miners- and others proceeding to the Q«» rt f . R *s£ B) :*&d>the little Grey, can rely Inangahua Quarti! Reefs, can supply them- «* findmg First-Class Accommodation, selves with every reqnisite as advantageously "The Store ; contains a large and varied asas in Greymonth. Freights of every des- aortraent of Drapery, Provisions, Groceries, cription deUvered at any part of the Grey Miners' Tools, &c, and parties proceeding to or' lnangahua Gold Melds. the reefs, can fit themselves out at a trifling . ;j •... i,:,: - : advance on Greymouth prices. RECEIVING STORES:- qtoot* *nd nimmv thtorooms The Boat Landing. Mew Ahauba ; Little SINGLE and DOUBLE BEDROOMS. GjwtJwcotion; and new Mia Mu. Goodß Packe d to all parts of the Grey GIWTMOUIH Oejtce:- and Inangahua piatrictfl. Gilmer's Hotel, Hene Feed, Stabling and Grasß Paddocks. Mawhera Quay.H Receiving Store. A LBI O N HOTEL GoLDjfouoM. Clifton Road, JAMES M'INROE, Proprietor. AHA U R A JOHNSTON AND NELSON'S - o JAMES DAVEY, (Late J. Stevenßon.) (Late of the foot of Moonlight Creek), MURRAIc CREEK STORE. Bega to announce that he has re-opened the "~ abov« house with a carefully selected » tock of Groceries, Wines, Proviaions, stock of Wiiifl, Beer, and Spirits, of the Drap6ry| Ironmongery, Mbers Tools, and best quality. He invites the patronage of all his old customers and trusts to give them General Goods, ia well selected and extensatisfaction in Wa_new bHsineas. and fee found moat reft . Meala at all hours, and good beds. „ Extensive Stabling, and Storage Accom. TI j B MUKRA y"cREEK HOT3L, modation. _, , . __■ ...""T",, . „ ', Possesseß every accommodation f Ol travellers The largest Pubbc Hall in the Ahaura. J JAMES DAVEY, Good Feed, and Capital Stabling. Proprietor. — .. ■ ■ ■ • ■ ■ ■ - A good horse track connects the. above TOUTCHER'S ARMS HOTEL, withßeefton. '__ -° «■ itTAGUIRE'S HOTEL AND STORE, Bbunnhr Parade, Brunner Parade, ■•• ■/ 7 ■ • ; • No Town. . N O T O W N. The proprietor begs to announce that he has removed from Paddy's Gully, to the ■■■■■' ■:.■:■ above commodious premises (lately in the Wines, Beer, and Spirita*of the best brands, occupation of Mr T. Braid. ) The alterations - mado.in the hotel will enable the proprietor ■■ .- ; l _- : to offer first-class accommodation to visitors and residents oi No Town, or the district. _ ,_ , , n . . , . The store contains a carefully selected stock Good Beds and Superior Accommodation. o f Groceries, Provisions, Clothing, Miners Tools, and other requisites specially adapted •'■ to the requirements of the district.' ■•-■-•■ Horse Feed and Stabling. Gold Bought. v , WILLIAM WAT XI N S,, (COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Upper Ford, * I Little Grey Jpnction. Proprietor. *■==== "■" '"- — ' Good Accommodation for Travellers. COMMSBCIAL HOTEL. o „„ ." „ . Goods Packed to all parts. Reef ton A safe ferry boat on the river, available at : ' all times. VlOLlClfand SACCONI, P. M ON AH A N Proprietor^ PROPRKTOR. rpRAMWAY HOTEL AND STORE, TOTARAFLAT. Stabling attached. _ .. .— ~ . m „ * ■■■,-■ «ipod Accpmodation for Travellers. U Nl °\ N m H0 ' TEL ' Goods Packed tdHau" parts bf the Gold No Town. Fields. 11 '!^ 81164^ 88 *?^ 1101 ? 06 * 1 ? 1 ! 11 , 8 Horse feed~imd stabling, has resumed poaaesaion of the above hotel, j_i. ■ TS?T^ 0 W C f U?t ? merß ' •*"? yi4ton to^ c A blackamith and horse shoer on'the -Jc T S* I "^' may r^ ly u P° n meetui « premises, with a hearty welcome, and' superior accom- •: nmdation. livery and Bait Stable*. Btpred &t S. HAISTY, ANTONIO LARDI, Proprietor. , Proprietor. ME SOLOMON The only qualified Optician in the Colonies, *HAS ARRIVED With Bis extraordinary OPTOMETRTG APPARATUS, his own invention; also a large stock of — _ WARRANTED PURE BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES, AND EYE GLASSES, suitable to all sights: and other OPTICAL GOODS. Those afflicted with defective vision should not allow this opportunity of being supplied with the GENUINE REGISTERED ACHROMATIC LENSES to pass, as Mr S. will not pay this district another visit for a considerable time. Mr S. gauges the sight, most accurately, by a calculation based upon OPTOMETRIC OBSERVATIONS?, a system of his own discovery. Re also las a thorough knowledge of the Science of his profession, the Anatomy of the Eye, and its numerous diseases. j Eminent Medical Men pronounce Mr SOLOMON'B Optometric Treatment to be A marvel of the age, and recommend its adoption by. those, whose eyes haye deviated from their usual functions:: it completely explodes the. dreadful system of tie sight being so fearfully injured in the selection of glasses from incompetents, and it also clearly proves that persons cannot possibly gauge their own precise focus of sight. Mr S. will only remain ONE WEEK in GREYMOUTH, and in order to prevent, disappointment, all parties are respectfully requested to «all upon him without delay, at JOHNSTON'S PRIVATE FAMILY HOTEL, Mackav street, - : ' , ' • :>>, • ; ' > ■■< NOTlOa^rAll orders and commands duly pested and addressed to the undersigned will meet with prompt attention. I Crated IWater and Gor<^aLMaiiiifactory,( MURRAY STREET. H WHITMORE, (Established 1865.) Begs to return hia sincere thanks to the inhabitants of Greyraouth and District for the very liberal patronage received during the last seven years. Business is row resumed in his : Tew Premises, as above, where nil orders will be executed with the : greatest card and punctuality.. l^;HKf ORE •