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Greymouth Evening Star, 1 July 1912, Page 8

r'ILARENDON TTOTEL, V/LARENDUN XJ-OTEL, CHRISTCHURCH, (Near G.P.U. and Cathedral Square.) I). COLLINS, Proprietor. Visitors to Christchurch from the West Coast could not do Better than put up at the CLARENDON, however long or short their stay may be. They will find every comfort and attention, as it .s one of the best conducted hotel* in New Zealand. Letters and telegram* promptly answered. ‘The Tariff is most moderate. mATTERSALL’S JL ATTERSALL’S TTOTEI, XIO TEL CASHEL STREET, CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. CHRISTCHURCH. ELECTRIC LIGHT THROUGHOUT. ELECTRIC LIGHT THROUGHOUT. TARIFF; 7s per day. NIGHT AND DAY PORTERS. Wires and Letters promptly attended I* Box 364 ’Phone 214. FRANK GRIFFEN, (late Greymouth), PROPRIETOR. WHERE TO STAY WHEN IN CHRISTCHURCH. ‘ QTOREY Storey H OTEL, 0 T E L, (Right Opposite Railway Station). Joavenient to all parts of the City and Suburbs. Tea ready on arrival of overland train from the West Coast. House newly renovated throughout. Visitor* called to meet early trains. Electriccars start from the door. Letters and telegram* promptly ielivered. ALBION HOTEL. GREYMOUTH. RICHARD DUNPHY, late if Reefton, having become proprietor of the Albion Hotel, Greymouth, purposes catering for friends and the public generally in a way which will maintain the reputation of the hotel as the LEADING HOTEL ON THE WEST COAST. Everything provided will be of the very best quality, and patrons can rely on receiving every attention. Mrs. Dunphy will personally superintend the household management, and the comfort of guests will be properly seen to. The Meals, Wines, Spirits, Ales, etc., will be SECOND TO NONE in the Dominion. Trafalgar ttoter RAFALGAR XXOTEL, (Near Railway Station ' ONLY. THE CHOICEST LIQUORS KEPT. 'OMFORTABLE ACCOMMODATION. 3rood TABLE, with every attendance. BEBAN Proprietor. Hotel, . CRITERION Oil TEUTON XI OTEL, Richmond Quay Greymouth, (Opposite the Wharf). MR. LEWIS SWEET, of Zeehm and lobart, and latterly of Wellington, las taken over this favorite hotel, and /ill be pleased to see friends, old and ew. The hotel has been renovated hroughout and offers every comfort. Only the best of LIQUORS stocked. L. SWEET, Criterion Hotel, Richmond Quay Greymouth. Empire MPIRE [ACKAY ST., 'OTEL, .OTEL, GREYMOUTH. i ituated in the most central position i the commercial portion of tha town nd managed by JAMES 8. VIAL, >rmorly of the Royal Hotel. Nothing kept but the VERY BEST rand of Ales, Wine* and Spirit*. A good LUNCHEON served daily/**^ ALL CHARGES MODERATE. Speights’ XXXX and Greymouth rewery Coy's Ale# alway* on tap. QLAOSSR TTOTEL, TJEALEY LACIER JULOTEL, X>EALEJ THE FINEST HEALTH RESORT ' THE DOMINION. Magnificent Mountain, Bu*h and Glacier Scenery in view. The altitude at which the hotel I* situated give* it a charmingly rarifi*a atmosphere Tor. invalids or run-down business men. The visitors’ book affords numberless proofs of the benefits derived from a stay at this favored hostelry and testifies to the excellence of the accommodation and cuisine provided. ;; Mr*. Blumsky has full control oi the household arrangements and visitors are; domiciled In a comfortably furnished house, connected with the hotel proper by a passage. Hot, cold and shower baths. .■ The enlarged dining room provide* accommodation for eighty-five per*on* \ at a time. No^ delay ! Everything of ,j tbs best I ' % i. BLUM lK V, .V i V'ROPRIETOR. ; V : .