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Kumara Times, Issue 169, 19 April 1877, Page 1

CRITERION HOTEL (OPPOSITE the court house), Main road, kumara, Mrs Harris (Widow of the late Laurence Harris, of Reefton and Rose), 1 PROPRIETRESS. Having opened the above commodious premises, the Proprietress would respectfully solicit the patronage 1 of the public generally. The sitting and bed-rooms are lofty and replete in every particular, and "Visitors to Kumara will find every accommodation, comfort, and convenience. The Bar £s supplied with the purest and choicest brands of liquors. Parties having business at the Court House wiil find at the Criterion, convenient sitting-rooms for making out transfers, etc, J 0 N_ E S’ H 0 T E L * Mawhera Quay, Visitors to Greymouth will find every convenience and comfort at the above Hotel Wines and Spirits of the beat Brands. Loose boxes, not fo be equalled in Weetland. Stabling for carriers’ horses •—Free. Attended to by an experienced Groom.

JJ I BERN lAN HOTEL, Boundary street, Greymouth, The above vrell-known Hotel is unsurpassed for comfort. The Bedrooms are lofty, and the Wines, Spirits, and Beer ofthe,best.quality, MRS. BXJRCHELL, Proprietress.

J H 0 M „A S I N G, Original Owner bf the Albion Dining Rooms, next Adelphi-Hotel, HAS OPENED THE JOINING JJOOMS At the ALBION HOTEL, Comer of Seddon-street and Main-road, where first-class Meals and Board can be had, at the lowest price. BREAKFAST Is. DINNER ... IS. 6(L TEA .. ... Is. Board (per week)... 20s. pHCBNIX BREWERY. PIZZEY AND CO,, Brewers, Bottlers, & Maltsters. _ The celebrated Ales from this Establishment have hitherto been unsur passed in New Zealand, and have been awarded First Prize Medals at the Hokitika Exhibition of 1874, also First Prize at the Agricultural Show, 1876 PIZZEY AND 00., Weld street, Hokitika, We can strongly recommend our Special Brew.

Support Local Industry 1 M'CARTHFS BREWERY, KUMARA. WANTED everyone to know that they can get supplied, from McCarthy's KUMARA BREWERY, Seddon-street, with ALE superior to anything imported, or brewed elsewhere on the Coast. Customers are requested to notice that M‘earthy’s casks are painted with a blue stripe, and when empty are not. to be used by other brewers. PHILIP MCCARTHY, Proprietor. BEST AT/R In the District IS BREWED BY JJOULAHAN £JO., STAFFORD TOWN. Orders left at Mr M. Griffith’s Sluicers’ Arms Hotel, Kumara, will be promptly executed.