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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1390, 14 January 1873, Page 1

Hotels. j ' A ■■ L B I QN H O T.E L . ; GfiEYMOUTHi MESSRS. .TONjEsvAND HUGHES Proprietors.- .^ Commercial gentlemen, and visitors from the country will find ..on fa visit that the arrangements now.made foic their comfort are not surpassed by afiy Hotel itt New Zealand, 1 and that for families travelling it possesses all the comforts and accommodation of a home. The Billiard room will always be attended uponbygood markers, and' every exertion will be usetf to enable it still to be calledtne. best room on the coast. •. : . - l - >■- Late files of Colonial and Provincial papers always to be seen. : r ' "EF AMILTON GILMER'S HOTEL "~"7 ; - ■■- Greymouth. Has no equal in Greymouth, for extent and. completeness of appointment; •■■'. •Magnificent Billiard Room. POST OF FLOE HOTEL, - Westport. 7 ; ' HAMILTON GILMER'S HOTEL, COBDBSi"-!-' ■■'.'■* GILMER BROTHERS' HOTEL, Ahaura. GILMERS'. MELBOURNE HOTEL, Charleston. a GILMERS LIVERY STABLES, __ Reefton. T ANCASHIRE ARMS HOTEL, Richmond Quay, Greymouih. E. SMETHURST, late of the Lancashire Arms, Hokitika and Reefton, begs to thank ns friends and the public 'generally for past favors, and -wishes for a continuation of the support so liberally bestowed' upon; him heretofore, and now begs to notify that he has TAIiEN the R3Y(AIi -HOTELy Richmond Quay, Greymouth, but : now^he Lancashire Arms, where he intends to conduct the bu-r sinesu to suit the mining community and the public generally.' 1 The' premises Tfave "been thoroughly renovated and improved j the ficcommodation"6ffered is second to "none in Greymouth ; the bedrooms are spacious and well ventilated ; also private rooms for families. The table will be well stocked with all the delicacies the market can supply, at moderate charges. There is one of Alcock's best Billiard-tables attended by an experienced toarker. - Stabling and loose horseboxes. ! Wines, spirits/ -alest and porter of the beit brands. E. SMETHURST, Proprietor. c\ Lv b ho t E~ir; xne|rropnSfoJrhaß- iG\uiii pivasomarroforming hw friends and tne public of bis; alterations, comprising -- Additional Bedrooms, I arid a L^rgei&dXotty Hafi,. specially \ built for public purposes and the meetings of Societies.: .-.;• ••; -■■-■.['■^•r.-.-r-.-.'vr .<■• ■:-•■- The JCuisine, as hitherto, is under his personal sttperiritendence. ' ! u;i H. HUNT, Proprietor. ADjDFELLOWS HOTEL ; MawheraQuay. THE; NOTED ALE HOUSE. J. BULST ROD E , Proprietor. "Bell's Life" every mail. PEK R V HOTEL, Mawhera Quay. the best^ glass of ale in Greymouth. FRAN^ SWjfiETMAN, Proprietor. DAN O'CONNELL HOTEL, : Richmond Quay. The arrangements of every department of I this hotel are now complete, and boarders will find the accommodation both excellent and ample; ... v « . I MARY DtGGAN, Proprietress. TO N E S' S H O T. EL, *'■. Mawhera Quay. I Good Stabling and JUoose Boxes. English, Welsh, and Colonial papers filed. JAMES JONES, 1 Proprietor. RISING SUNHOTEL Tainui street. • This Hotel, just completed, presents in new and perfect order every necessary accommodation— well-furnißhedßedrooms, pleasant Parlors— and boarders will , find . the charges most moderate. ; ; . -..'. JOHN DAVIDSON, Proprietor. piARROLL'S TRAFALGAR HOrEL, MawheraQuay. .The accommodation in every department has been carefully studied. . ' : ■■-.-• D. CARROLL, . ; ■ Proprietor. N.B. —Extensive, new, and thoroughly ; well-finished Stables. « a s 6~lTi"c hoTeTj -MawheraQuay. J. HOWIE, late of the Royal Hotel, Richmoiid Quay, begs to inform his friends and thd public generally that he -has 1 ptlr- 1 chaaed above Hotels and trusts W still continuing to keep ■ first-class "Ales;' Wines r and Spirits, to merit a centiriuance of 1 past 1 favors i . ■ ::;■■.(];;■»;!■ .; !■ >r'o^»o ?v* ■.:.■>_;> Good Beds and ample accommodation for Boarder^. . , 7 . , . ■. ■ . ■ i I J. HOWIE, '■ Proprietor. TW" E;W PROPRIIT 0R Y. • i _-_-■'■■■'= "■' * ■ HECTOR'S CANA^IA^N HOTEL, ■ Richmond Quay. Good Stabling and Loose Boxes: