T) U G G'S HOTEL, Greenstone Road, Kumara, is most centrally situated, and affords every accommodation and comfort that can be desired. COMFORTABLE SITTING AND BED ROOMS THE LARGEST BILLIARD-ROOM in the district, and a competent Marker in attendance, THE STABLE ACCOMMODATION IS UNLIMITED. Cabs, Wagonettes. Buggies, and Saddle Horses Always on Hire. Moderate charges, and strict attention to the convenience of the public. JAMES RUGG, Proprietor. NION HOTEL, I Mawhera Quay, Greymouth. This centrally situated Hotel is now under the direct superintendence of the Proprietor, and having been thoroughly renovated affords in every department the most COMPLETE ACCOMMODATION. The bed-rooms are large and well ventilated; the Sitting-rooms are models of comfort; and the Family Apart ments of convenience and privacy. Miners, Storekeepers, and Travellers will find this an especially Comfortable Hotel, when visiting Greymouth. BILLIARD ROOM. JOSEPH KILGOUB, Proprietor. H A R F HOTEL, ** Mawhera Quay, Greyhouth. The Proprietor begs to inform his numerous friends and the public that the business of the above Hotel is still carried on undeis>his supervision, and on the same principles which has given this Hotel a world-wide fame. The Wines, Spirits, Beer, &c, are the best that can be procured. Visitors to Greymouth will always receive a heaity welcome, and the comforts of a homo at this Hotel. JAMES MIDDLETON, Proprietor. . _ J * HOTEL, Mawhera Quay, Greymouth. Visitors to Greymouth will find every convenience and comfort at the above Hotel. Wineß and Spirits of the beßt Brands. Loose boxes, not to be equalled in Westland. Stabling for carriers' horses —Free. Attended to by an-experienced groom. O'BRIEN AND Lft DUNCAN, Proprietors. HOTEL, MAIN STREET, KUMARA. Proprietors of the above Hotel beg to inform the public generally that it has been made replete with every comfort, regardless of expense, affording to visitors every accommodation with chargeß strictly moderate. king's DINING ROOMS, EMPIRE HOTEL. On and after this date, the charges will be as under : Breakfast Is. 6d. Dinner Is. 6d. Tea Is. 6d. Board, per day 3s. 6d. h per week ... 20s. Thomas Kisg returns thanks for the liberal patronage hitherto received, and begs to state the tables will be found equal to any on the Coast. THE LAKGEST DINING ROOM IN KUMARA.
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Kumara Times, Issue 408, 16 January 1878, Page 1
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367Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Kumara Times, Issue 408, 16 January 1878, Page 1
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