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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1279, 4 September 1872, Page 1

t, TTAMILTON GILMER'S HOTEL Greym«uth. .•■•.. j In carrying out the extensive additions to this Hotel; which more than renew it, and, render it far and away the largest and most I 3, complete on the West Coast, a true . regard has been paid to the elegance and; solidity of its architecture, wLile all the internal arrangements of every department will be found : *' to fully correspond. r a: Thoroughness everywhere hasbeenaspecial n aim. Its cential situation and vicinity to the a ; Steamboat Wharf present great inducements a to Commercial Travellers (for whom th«re h are set apart Sample Rooms), and to Visi- _ tors, Private Families, and the Mining Community of Greymouth and the Up-Country ; * Districts, this Hotel has not its equal for v comfort and convenience. ' b THE BILLIARD ROOM, which contains 3 tables by the best ; makers, a arc patched by competent and' attentive: ~ /, markers. \ the masonic" Hall, : f the, largest on- the Coast, is the most.sui** I able for Balls, Banquets, and Public' Meet-! ings. . ■ ■■_•- ■ ; : ■ In connection with the above Hotel «re :-.?■■. .■;:. LIVEUY STABLE??, ; ;:. c under efficient.mariagemeht'; and tlie Horses > having been selected by competent judges, » are the best to be found in New Zealand. ; POST OFFICE HOTELS .' WESTPORT. ; ' :■ _ - GILMER'S HOTEL, -| ■'; Cobdex. J - GILMER BRp,T.HERS? HOTEL, *•■ - . ■■- . . Ahauba.", '■' ..'" ''. "'" :-„ 3 GILMERS' MEfiBOURNE HOTEL, '„ ] '' CHARiESTON. - ; GILMERS LIVEUY JSTABLES, P • ■-- .'■..:;■;'; RebptON. : i. :^-=\ -:.':■ \ ; ' CO MM E it.C IA L HOTEL f - -1 Corner of • } '\ -- I Boundary street and MawherA Quay. \ > ;.;•'• ;■ ' .; ":.: ——■■;'• .> ".. ; . ,J i The accomjiodation for boarders is excel i lent.- The billiard-room is a favorite one, for its first -class tables' and attentive s markers. ' ■:.■ ,:.:.. E ANCHER, Proprietor. OL U B HO TE L, "b« ; Mawhera Quay. „,..', :.xn i The Proprietor has much pleasure in in- j: ' forming his friends and tne'piiblic of his f alterations, comprising — Addition*! Bed- J rooms, and' a Large and Lotcy Hall, specially | built for public purposes and the meetings \ of Societies. " . ' The Cuisine, as hitherto, is under his per- _ sonal superintendence. , T< H. HUNT. PrpprietbrJ ' f\ DDFE' E ! ti f O v W S HO TE L Mawhera Quay. '-= t ' '. J. BULST ROD E , Proprietor. | "Bell's Life" every mail. HA NNEI V» S H 0 TEL,. Tftinui street. . ' A new stotey 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 bed-; ; : rooms and parlors. The table is furnished Is j with everything the season affords, and • charges strictly moderate for boarders. = ', Sparkling ale eyer fresh on tap, . r : FAT. HANNEY,. Proprietor. _ C L A N:A DI A N HO TEL H Richmond Quay. tt ; In entering on this hotel, the- Proprietor " has much, improved and, enlarged the accom- , modatiqn. - Boarders and Visitors will find the charges most moderate ; and no expense will be spared, to, make tlio hotel a pleasant _ ;. and economic place of ['sojourn '.' '. ROBERT CARD (Late of Liverpool Gully), ( .-••'■: ■' ": '■. Proprietor. K • TONE S' S HO TEL, *^ Mawhera Quay. a _[_' . """* IE Good Stabling and lioose Boxes. ... .h [ g : English, Welsh, and Colonial papers filed. y JAMIS JONES, tb • Proprietor. y _- — : — — — = — .. : 3 TPARA'S HALL HOTEL l $ . » Richmond Quay. ■ -S * .• '. . " • .^ ..-'... . J0 B N QUIN LA iT ' Proprietor. . ■.-, - •■■•• ■ : ■ : ] in f\ RIEN TA L HOTEL, if \J ' -■ ■- ••• • ;'•'•■'■/•..■■ ■.■■ '-...<. !^-'. a . < Richmond Qm»y. ; io • ■ ■ '. '■ '■ "_IL.-'';-' •■■■- ■ ■'• i - '• JAM ES M ORTON, Proprietor, t T-T J • DOfIER Ty. , 1 Xl, SYDNEY HOTEL, ! : ■ ■•, , Boundary street. at •\: ■-■; '■•- — 1./ .' „ '„ . ; The Choicest Wines and Spirits^ ! fy- TheiTap;ofAleisal\vaysFreßhandSpavk^ng ~ TTT. HA R F HO;T E\ L ; . \ Mawhera Quay, /. ; ; ■ -.; ; ,s J A ! M E MID D L EJI ON, Proprietor .',■... OSE OF AUSTRALIA HOTEL, Albert Street. ,' L, D. M'KINTY begi to inform his friepds and old acquaintances that he has reopeped" this Hotel, and 'irusits by giving.all the com-^ 10 • forts of a home, to secure a contiiiuanco of to theii lupport. . > .o ; , 1 • . ,T). M'KINTY, "-'■" : .i. - • ,;-Pri)priecor2 ■