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Greymouth Evening Star, 20 October 1939, Page 12

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HOTEL FEDERAL CHRISTCHURCH, (Overlooking Victoria Square). Excellent Cuisine and service second 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, Bowker Fountain opposite. T. G. LEWIS, TO STAY IN CHRISTCHURCH—HIS LORDSHIP’S HOTEL, (Next Bell’s Cycle Works), Lichfield Street, Christchurch. In making appointments West Coasters say “His Lordships”— a real West Coast house. ONLY SPEIGHTS ALE ON TAP J. P. GOULDING PROPRIETOR, JJOLMES’ PRIVATE HOTEL, (Next Coker’s Hotel, Manchester St.), CHRISTCHURCH. The Oldest and Best Hotel for both Ladies and Gents. Permanent by Arrangement. Will be pleased to see old and new West Coast friends. MRS. T. PILLING PROPSI BTKBSB. HOTEL CECIL (Private), Under Entirely New Management. Superior Accommodation. Large Sunny Rooms. Excellent Cuisine. Separate Shower Baths. Free Garage. TARIFF: Casual? 10/6 daily; Weekly by Arrangement. 73 MANCHESTER ST., CH.CH., . (Three Minutes from Railway Station), ’Phone 34-174. J. FILLERY, Proprietor, (Late Hotel Cecil, Invercargill.)

One-eighth acre Freehold AIOV. s ec tion; ready to build. VQfbf)* Five-rooms, Kitchenette and AOUU. Washhouse; all under one roof. Gas stove, gas copper and concrete tubs. Four minutes frwt. G.P.O. G. W. MOSS & CO LAND & COMMISSION AGENTS, MACKAY STREET.