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Greymouth Evening Star, 19 March 1917, Page 7

(Under Vice Regal Patronage) CENTRAL PALMERSTON STREET. WES T PORT. (The Leading Hotel, Commercial and Tounat House in the Biiller District.) R, J. PAUL, lata of Paikakiriki, and Empire Hotels, Hawera, and Masonic Hotel, Blenheim, having taken over the above, wishes to notify the public generally that this commodious hotel has been thoroughly renovated and everything is being run on up-to-date lines. Table and Liquors second to none on the Coast. Speight's and local beers on tap. Day and Night I'cVrters in attendance. Moderate tariff. Motor Car Agency and Garage, in conjunction with the hotel. Booking oilice fur Newman's Motor Merit. .!. PAUL Telephone No. 14. ...... Proprietor. P.O. Hoy Nh 7. STORHY'S HOTEL ' C If R i S T C II U R (3 H . (Uptu'site Railway Station). , and DINd Overland The above house has been renovated throughout, and electric light installed in every bedroom. BRKAKFAST ready on arrival of Imal train from l.ylteltuii, and DINNKK ready un arrival of Overland train from the West (..'oast. Overland passengers have a full hour fur breakfast, and West Coast passengers have 50 minutes for dinner. Excellent accommodation. Best brands of Wines and Spirits stocked. Agent for CA&SIDY AND GO'S COACHES. 0. S. JAMES L. A. CLOUDESLEY, jJUCK'S ifEAD Proprietor. ISRAEL RHODES notifies that he has taken over this well-known hotel, and the travailing public and others will find every convenience there consistent with moderate .charges. The Liquors stocked will be of the very best, and can be relied upon. An excellent table kept. Mr. Rhodes will be pleased to meet all sports. I. RHODES, Buck's Head Hotel. Broadway. Rooftna

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