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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1386, 9 January 1873, Page 4

"VTELSON CREEK HOTEL & BAKERY, Foot of Nelson Creek, (On the main Grey Valley Road.) Good Accommodation for Travellers. Bread delivered to all parts of the district Ferry Boats available at all hours on Nelson Creek and the Grey River, at the crossing to the Black Ball Creek. J. W. ROSS, Proprietor. TpMPIRE HOTEL (Next the Government Buildings), NO TOWN. The Proprietor begs to announce that he has opened the above Hotel, with a carefully selected stock of Wines, Ales, Spirits, and Liquors. The house has been built with special regard to the requirements of a good hotel, and visitors to the district will find every convenience and comfort. Good Beds. Private Sitting Rooms for the special con venience of persons having business at the Warden's and Resident Magistrate's Courts Stabling. EDWARD HUGHES, Proprietor. SCANDINAVIAN HOTEL & CASINO, Upper Town Half-Ounce. The Large Public Hall and Theatre, attached to the above, have been entirely refurnished and redecorated in the Fewest and most fashionable style. During the Summer Season the Hall will be available for Theatrical Companies, the delivery of Lectures, Musical or Dramatical Entertainments. Nelson's Brass and Stringed Pand, the most complete and efficient on the West Coast. O. W. ANDERSON. ALL NATIONS HOTEL, Half -Ounce. One of Paser's best Billiard Tables. Wines, and Spirits of Superior Quality. LAURENCE FRIXIONE, Proprietor. lUT H~! HAYDEN, Sharebroker, MINING AND COMMISSION AGENT AIIAURA.

NOTICE. STRIKE «SC BIL^CKJVEORE, DERATED WATER & CORDIAL MANUFACTURERS Gresson street, Greymouth, With great pleasure beg to inform the public and their up country customers that they have appointed the following Agents in the Grey Valley for the Sale of their CELEBRATED ALE. For the Ahaura - - - M. H. HAYDEN For Half-ounce - - - JAMES MARSHALL Upper Broadway, Reefton - - STRIKE, BLACKMORE, & CO, Where they have great pleasure in introducing 1 Mr J* P. Taylor (their late Brewer, also late of the firm of M'Millan and Taylor, Brewers, Greymouth) as heir Traveller, and they feel assured his name will be a sufficient attraction for all his old customers to give him a turn in his new. undertaking Notw'thdtanding all those Agencies, orders sent to Greymouth will receive the promptest attention. THE INHABITANTS OF GEEYMOUTH AND DISTEICT Are respectfully informed that the business of the LATE JUER XX. W^HITMORE Is now being carried on by MRS. H. WHITMORE, As usual ; and she respectfully solicits a continuance of the patronage so liberally accorded her late husband. M. A.. WHITMORE, Murray street Greymouth. All orders and communications addressed to Box No. 6, Post Office, will meet with prompt attention. MR. SOLOMON, The Eminent AURIST, OCULIST, inventor of the OPTOMETIC APPARATUS, and ouly qualified OPTICIAN in the Colonies, will be in GREYMOUTH about the 11th DECEMBER next. Those afflicted with Eye and Ear diseases, or defects, should await his arrival. The Press and Eminent Medical Men pronounce Mr SOLOMON'S Optometric Treatment to be a marvel of the age, and recommend its adoption by those whose eyes have deviated from their usual functions: itcompletely 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 tbleir own precise focus of sight. ■ ■ •"* The WARRANTED PURE BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES, and EYE-GLASSES, Optometrically calculated and guaranteed to the precise focus of sight, are only obtained from MR S. CONSULTING ROOMS, REVELL STREET. HOKITIKAF