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Greymouth Evening Star, 18 June 1936, Page 5

HOTELS EXCELSIOR HOTEL MANCHESTER STREET. CHRISTCHURCH. Popular and Conveniently Situated. EXCELLENT TABLE. BEST OF LIQUORS. PETER GALLIGAN PROPRIETOR. COKER’S HOTEL 52 MANCHESTER STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. (Under New Management.) In the capable hands of MR. ALLAN YOUNG. Service and Cuisine brought up-to-date. Two minutes from Railway Station. Tariff from 10/- per day. HOLMES PRIVATE HOTEL Next Coker’s Hotel, Manchester St., CHRISTCHURCH. The Oldest and Best Hotel for both Ladies and Gents. Special arrangements for children. Will be pleased to see old and new West Coast Friends. MRS. T. PILLING, Proprietress.

WHERE TO STAY IN CHRISTCHURCH. HIS LORDSHIP’S HOTEL LICHFIELD ST. :: CHRISTCHURCH (Next Bell’s Cycle Works). In making appointments West Coasters say—" His Lordship’s”— a real Coast house. ONLY SPEIGHT’S ALE ON TAP. J. P. GOULDING, Proprietor. HOTEL FEDERAL CHRISTCHURCH. (Overlooking Victoria Square). Excellent Cuisine, and Service Secend to None in New Zealand. The bedrooms are large, well-venti-lated, and heated with gas fires, the majority being equipped with hot and cold water. JAZZ ROOM included on premises. T. G. LEWIS, Proprietor. P.O. Box 532. ROYAL HOTEL OXFORD TERRACE. CHRISTCHURCH. Opposite where the River Avon flows. In quiet and glorious surroundings. Close to Cathedral Square and Theatres. Guests praise the excellent cuisine and comfortable accommodation. E. B. RAWLINGS PROPRIETOR. REVINGTON’S HOTEL GREYMOUTH. The Premier Hotel on the West Coast (Under Vice Regal Patronage). Excellent Cuisine. Every Attention and Comfort. Personal Supervision. Correspondence promptly attended to REVINGTON’S HOTEL P.O. BOX 36 :: ’PHONE No. 70 RUBBER STAMPS FOR EVERY PURPOSE. IN ANY DESIGN. GREYMOUTH EVENING STAR