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Grey River Argus, 19 April 1911, Page 7

HOTELS. - "> ■- -— : ~rF.M DREWITT l (Late Royal Hotel, Gtreymoulii).'" ■■ Wishes to notify all West Coait; friends that he lias taken the #EEN ? S HOTEL. CORNER OF MANCHESTER AND* C ASHEL STREETS. ' CtfRISTCHUKCH Tb« house' has been thoroughly re . noyutted and xefpr-isihed. SPEIGHTS'" XXkX ALE ON TAP., Tihe 'travelling public coin rely upon" r.he best attention and all the com- ; forts of a iiorh-e. TARIFF : 6s per day. GILMER HOTEL. . GRESSON ST : GREYMOUTH . " (Opposite the Wharf) ' \ ]\/f R CHAS. BURRELL (late of ItX Kaitangata) having- entered into possession of the above well-known and newly-built hotel, trusts by catering- for the. public generally in an up-to-date manner to merit a oontinu ance of the support extended to this house/ > Boarders can rely upon every atten* tion and the household duties are under the personal supervision of Mrs Burrell. •;.'; K i. . • Speight's Beer on tap, and tK£ "■ wines are the^ BEST procurable.- 4) ■■ - A TRIAL SOLICITED. ■■..-■:%, . AUSTRALASIAN HOTEL GREYMOUTH. - kjlUnder new Management.) X MR JOE BROWN, late of YheTraV '; : .falgar. Hotel, Greymouth, takes " this opportunity of announcing to the public of 'the West Coast that he has entered into possession of the aboye well-known hotel, and trusts by strict""' attention to management ■■' to merit support. - r v Wines, Beers, and Spirits kept are, . the BEST PROCURABLE. : ' t A TRIAL SOLICITED. £ JOSEPH' BROWN 'Z. Prbprdetcjr STRAIGHT TIP. '$ Brown.— "Have' jo^t heard of somethini? good ; fairly makes ybui " hair curl." v ■'"-"• -.■■■■X :•;^' } ■' Jones.— "What's that?" --:••,.•• ..■: Brown.— SPEIGHT'S BOTTL|;a ALE and STOUT. ' ' ■■ ■'"?;*"•**£ Jones,— "Well, don't tell . the othefr fellow. This is the best in : the col- .. "ony." _„ '. .. ■.: -...'" ■" . '.'' ". v., • .£..-. . T)owle> and TJ:tAiST, V ; r ;; bottlers. ; .'*?■' .";..■ CLEAR BEER. THE GREY BREWERY COMPANY is supplying CLEAR BEER dwecf from the Brewery to Hotelkeepj?ars ".'dtfri siring same to draw through woo^--for counter us©. v ""' **•' Ouirßeer is ahsolutely lie BEST % on the market. • ; ■ ■■ ? .! iSK FOR IT EVKRY WHERE CAFE ROY Ai ■■■■'■' ALBERT STREET. V; , r-Npw Open as a , 4 ' FIRST-CLASS. RESTAURANT 4 SUPPER ROOMS. EXCELLENT CUISINE. ' Private Rooms well and comfort- - ably furnished- '„._-' HOT DINNERS from 12 to 2 p.m; • SUPPERS' from 7 p.m to 12 p.m.- v SUNDAY frorri 7 p.m to llip.m. '- ■. •". GRILLS AT ALL HOURS; PERSONAL SUPERVISION. F. IVEB, PROPRIETOR. fLat* of the Alfbion Hotel) t-NEED-A "CROMAC." Belfast Dry Ginger Ale. GUARANTEED TO BE THE ORIGINA L BELFAST. ' : *\' j ■* UNEQUALLED IN THE WORTjDi TEr IT, THEN CRITICISE. ■ ' ; ALL HOTELS.' .' SoJe^Agents—r ;. .;..■ ■,_ -;,%,.->:- -:e:---thoiuson, lewis *xii>: ELLIf T N CLARENDON HOTEL. , CHRISTCHURCiI - : , r U. COLLINS Proprietor. \TISITORS" to Christchurch from ▼ the West Coast could not do beat! than put up at the 'CLARENDON, however long or short'' lfieir . s ta y may be. They will find^ every COMFORT , and ATTENTION; is it * is one of the best conducted hotels in New Zealand. , , THE TARIFF IS MOST MODERATE. Letters and Telegrams Promptly . Answered. CRITERION HOTEL, GREYMOI.TH. ' the Wharf). ' , "" MR LEWIS SWEET, of Z«»tan and Hbbart, and latterly of Wellington has taken over this favourite bntej and will be pleased to see friends, - old and new. .. 'j The 'hotel has' been renovated throughout and offers every comfort. r ..'.'ly*the BEST LIQUORS stocked. L SWEPT: CRITERION HOYfiL. . QRETMOUTH.