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Greymouth Evening Star, 22 July 1936, Page 8

SOMETHING NEW.... 1 fl JUST ARRIVED FROM HOME s|t — — “ I t i I i GENUINE X X [i i SCOTCH TWEED | I I CAPS ❖ ❖ * II i of Lastex Yarn ill Ii l YOUR SIZE IN ONE OF THREE I | i FITTINGS it? | l l No dragging. No pressure. Rubber* |l| lined peaks. lit 111 Made by Battersby. Manson & Co.

HOTELS COKER’S HOTEL 52 MANCHESTER STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. (Under New Management.) In the capable hands of MR. ALLAN YOUNG. Service and Cuisine brought up-to» 4»Jte. Two minutes from Railway Station. .Tariff from 10/- per day. HOLMESPRIVATE 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.

EXCELSIOR HOTEL t MANCHESTER STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. Popular and Conveniently Situated. EXCELLENT TABLE. BEST OF LIQUORS. PETER GALLIGAN PROPRIETOR. QPEND YOUR VACATION IN ° CHRISTCHURCH, and stay at the— WHITE HART HOTEL Where Sportsmen gather to obtain the Rest of Everything. EXCELLENT CUISINE. HANDSOME APPOINTMENTS. Centrally situated within a few minutes of all theatres and all principal business houses. JUTORGAN O’BRIEN, Proprietor.

HOTEL FEDERAL ’ CHRISTCHURCH. (.Overlooking Victoria Square). Excellent Cuisine, and Service Second to Nons 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 accommoda* tlon. E. B. RAWLINGS PROPRIETOR,