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Greymouth Evening Star, 28 June 1913, Page 8

CLARENDON TTFOTEL, LARENDON JOIoTEL, CHRISTCHURCH, (Near General Dost Office and Cathedral Square,) BEVERIDGE & PRICE, Proprietors, (Late of Wellington.) We have taken over the above hotel, which is over-looking the Avon and surrounded by beautiful grounds. West Coasters will find every comfort of a home. The table is maintained at a uniform standard of excellence, and visitors can be certain of obtaining everything of the best. Hot and cold baths always available. Night and day porters in attendance. H. PRICE :: Manager. THE “ CELTIC” COUGH CURE. PRICES : 2s fid and 3s fid per Bottle. A few doses of this valuable Cough Syrup will allfeviate the most distressing cough of the lungs, stops all tendency to consumption, and breaks up entirely the whooping cough. No better remedy can be obtained for the Croup, Asthma, Bronchitis, and all affections of the throat and lungs. Ask your grocer and take no other— An absolute cure. Prepared by the SOUTHERN CROSS MANFCT. COY., j 5 Upper Albany St., Dunedin. j Agents:— DUNCAN McLEAN, j Wholesale Merchant, Greymouth. EMPIRE HOTEL MAOKAY ST., GBEYMOtiTH. Situated hi the most central position in th-? coniraercial portion of the town, and managed by JAMES VIAL, (Formerly of the Royal Hotel.) Nothing kept but the VERY BEST BRAND of Ales, Wines and Spirits. A good LUNCHEON served daily. All charges moderate. Brewery Coy’s Ales always on tap. WHERE TO STAY WHEN IN CHRISTCHURCH. STOREY’S TTOTBL, TOREY’S 13.0 TEL, (Right opposite Railway Station.) j Convenient to all parts of the City and Suburbs. \ i Tea ready on arrival of the overland train from the West Coast. House newly renovated throughout. Visitors called to meet early trains. Electric cars start from the door. Letters and telegrams promptly delivered. ROSVENOR : TpfOTEL, rosvenor Hotel, BLENHEIM. JAS. jgEIRNE Proprietor. (Late Empire Hotel, Greymouth). Visitors to Blenheim will find the above hotel a most comfortable place at which to stay. Good table with first-class attendance. , Oijly the. best of Ales, Wines and Spirits kept. '