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Greymouth Evening Star, 4 February 1939, Page 11

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When in Christchurch Stay at “STOREY’S” Storey’s Hotel —Moorhouse Avenue, right 17/6 npr rlav opposite the Railway Station —offers all , tii/u per uuy perfect comfort and enjoyment during their Christchurch sojourn. Bed & Breakfast Thoroughly renovated —modernised —with . .. hot and cold water in bedrooms —very moda speciality ern bars—an excellent table —Storey’s Hotel 7 /. is in keeping with highest standards of com1 fort. STOREY’S HOTEL Night Porter Kept. Moorhouse Avenue, C. S. GRIFFITHS, Right Opposite Railway Station. Licensee. »