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Grey River Argus, Volume XIII, Issue 1612, 4 October 1873, Page 1

Hotels. 4 L B I ON HO TEL - S> GftEYMOUTH. ' : ; '■-■ '; RIOHD;iXTONES^ i ■ • "'.' '"".' ' ' PropriietOri -•_'" „':-; ' : ;' '■/ CommercM gentlemen ' and M visitors ' from the , cPutftry ' will ; 'fin9.^oh a' visit' tha^t'Vtho ' arrangements now made for ]their comfort are not . surpassed^ b^.any^jHbtel'in New Zealand j and that for families,.. travelling }it possesses all, the comforts, ! arid; iaccornmodation of a home.' : ;/ ' .•f.'c-f.'[/iii i-.i.b-it: ,:•,■•:.■!■:.•■.■ ■■!■ ', .' . The Billiard room' will'always be attended upon by good markfer^ 'and r every ! exertion will be used .to enable 'iii.stiU'fed^cattedthd best room on the coastV- ,',.!; /i . ' ' < > Late files of Colonial and Provincial papera always to beseen. .<-^:vr;;i,n <l:]'>/ .' '■- WOH I LL'S ! H O T 'E L, ; . Mawhera Qua^ ' (Adjoining Messrs Orr and Co. 's.) Having taken this Hotel I beg to intimate' 'td my old friends and the public generally, that I am prepared to offer the best Wines, ffic, but would prefer > them to judge for themselves.- .■'••■■:• ' . ■ ■■■;';.■ . ■ .:..}. .-::■[-] ./ -„. Spacious Billiard-room with first-class table. PATRICK TWOHILL, : ; . Proprietor. ROY A L H O TEL, Richmond Quay. JOS. BOOTH begs to intimate to his friends and the public generally that he has taken the above hotel. The accommodation will be found excellent in every department. A fine Billiard-room, with first-class Billiardtable. -' v : ' ;:::::; - : --' : "■ : ' : '■'.'■' ■'' '■■-1 : l^ ■ JOS. BOOTH, ; i i '■■<■■:.■■ . ■ 3?' Proprietor; • E '.-.:■.'!•:' ;--JAV>;:.-Jtr.! ; . C-'f , : H;";^',; ;'-R ■ (Late of ithe Commercial-Hotel),: . u < [ Begs to inform his many friends, arid, the public that he has taken.; the M^,, i. .1 . ; \ ' , • ; -, ODDFELLOWSSHbTEL,;^.,^) ! ( Corner of street and Mawhera' Quay, and respectfully trusts ithat their patronage will follow , his constant exertion,; by civility and the excellence of his liquor, to deserve iti T^TOTICE (OJ 1 ,R;EiM:.O.^CA;LI JOHljf BULSTRODE begs to intimate^ti his numerous friends and acquaintances. that he hasi REMOVED ; from the Oddfellows' Hotel to - •'■■■-'. ■■■< :i - '■•■•■'■ ■■■''■ ) ■;.''■- ■ ' T H ] E 0 LITB ;,'H O T EL ; (Late H. Hunt's). ■' EU R O P EA N HOT Eli MawheraQuay, Possesses the. Largest and Finest BILLLIARD ROOM In New Zealand ; furnished with four of Alcock's best Tables. .•■■■■■ MULLER AND GATJENS, . ..; ,-..■;. ... ;r , ;„ . ..:, '.- \ .'_ Proprietors. ;:.■ \ RNOLD HOTEL AND STORE, On the Grey, yalley main road, near the v . Arnold Bridge. . Good Accommodation. Stores,' Tools, and Provisions in great vaiiety, at a slight advance' upon (brreymouth prices. Liquors of the best quality.^ • : r , P*,MOLLOY, ; ■Proprietor. (Ti OLDEiN, uFLEECE, HOTEL, VjT : ' ■■■:>'. "•■■••• Mawhera .Quay. ■;,! . •..:, • .. T. BARKER ; ;haying opened" , the. above Hotel respectfully solicits a call, from, nia .old friends and patrons, and assures theiri'they can. .still fely'on 'thT-very^Hest^f Wines arid Spirits^-ana'every •• attention I .; ' •■'■', ./; .';''■'. r;V- i T.';B!Ak^R, : Prp'prietpri ; : ; DO name it in (iath, and please to mention it in the streets of , Askelori. , f : " ;'r^B.^aters^ , ! ."; IS'S>\^-'- ] ...-■■ ; Spirited. Hoiel-keepjb!k, ; - r .. i ,. : . '; ; '.;/ „-;: : v/-;:' -'i.C^ymbutli, ;,.;■!';■. .7 ,;' ■. I, : '..J}" '„>' ';■';;;!'.,'' ','.';; NOW Z|B4land.'. •' l'-..r'idttie'.^d! : l.'t^kjwien;'.penmng the advertisements which I addressed to the . ; Gentle Public, , ,;, '„' some months since,' that I was speakirig to millioiis of people, instead of tHousands ; but such was the case.' jr „. ; . : r . I then alluded to 'the power wliich the Press possessed to 'advance, theinterests of individuals,— and ' to prove niy, argument, cited instances of firms that had amassed fortunes through their' liberality in advertising— and as a ' : iriore ' direct : proof of - the correctness of iriy 'remarks, . I .have lately received a copy' of a : London-publication, named the Printers 1 Register, 'which was addressed to me '(through the editor having 'read my lucubrations) as ; the- " Spirited Hotel-keeper 6j '•' Qreymouth." : ' ; - I assure::.you I -am: ribtH ati little, yam •when I reflect -that my advertisements have been noticed by the London Press, ; .but how much .mpre : ynSL- my.yanity Vbej tickled; if I can (still through the instrumentality of the Pressjinduceypu, citizens pf-Grej^buthand He mobile ; public, -to.nptice me, ay! notice me in a tangible manner, namely, by rgiying me your custom. I am always eager to deserve it ;. my .stock is riot alarge.'one;|but it has been carefully., selected and well bought, henc.e my ability to icbmpeWwith rival houses l-rand /as,'fpr' ) 'the Hotel departmerii;, stranger patrons will , iinagirie Jf irorrii the J promptitude and style jwith, whiph their^wants. are attended to ihat , .tneyj are- iri tlie. Palo, is. Btiyctl "cliez UsTrois'Freres fj'rovenceairaj'insieadbf being .With;., • , ,-i '.!.!''/.',' . ; : -I': ; : ' : 'i'''; '' >i" '■ '. '„','.' Yoiir ,' obedient servant, ■,'- ; ."-f''.:.;.-'=b':'. 'r;; : .'w-«-A,--'.T'fß'-.-il.- 5.,:. ■ : : , Spirited Hotel-keeper, . f GreymoutH. . (Late Joseph Kilgour.) Tobacconists. ,n A MERICAN TOBACCO WAREHOUSE, MiwHEBA QUAY, '' ' 1 Greymouth. - Ai - M.; BFTT-NTER,