Page 8 Advertisements Column 3

Greymouth Evening Star, 8 December 1939, Page 8

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j • WEST COAST HOUSE ) SHADES HOTEL ' CHRISTCHURCH. TED GILLMAN (formerly of the West Coast) has taken oyer the wellknown Shades Hotel. A cordial welcome is extended to all West Coasters. | The Dining-room is under the capable management of Mrs. Gillmah, and the accommodation is of the best. TARIFF MODERATE. J-.JOLMES’ 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 PROPRIETRESS. POTEL .WINDSOR, 47 Manchester Street, CHRISTCHURCH. This well-known Private Hotel is now acquired by MRS. M. C. KANE, and has been completely repainted, papered and furnished throughout, p Tariff from 9/- per day. Permanents from 30/- per week. Weekly'by arrangement. M. C. KANE PROPRIETRESS.

PAT GOULDING Has taken over the CENTRAL HOTEL, Corner Colombo and Lichfield Streets, CHRISTCHURCH. WEST COASTERS will receive, a warm welcome to fraternise and enjoy the best of Wines, Spirits and Sparkling Ale. Our staff gives service, and nothing is a trouble to them. MONTEITH’S BEER STOCKED. HOTEL CECIL (PRIVATE). (Under Entirely New Management.) Superior Accommodation. Large Sunny Rooms. Excellent Cuisine. Separate Shower Baths. FREE GARAGE. TARIFF: Casuals 10/6 daily; Weekly bv Arrangement. 73 MANCHESTER ST., CH.CH., (Three Minutes from Railway Station) ‘Phone 34-174. J. FILLERY, Proprietor, (Late Hotel Cecil, Invercargill.) NANCARROW & CO. (P. C. IIEAPHY :: E. WARNES), STOCK AND SHAREBROKERS, 59 MACKAY ST., GREYMOUTH. Telephones 133 and 163. JAMIESON, JOYCE & CO. STOCK AND SHAREBROKERS. Country Members Christchurch Stock Exchange, Ltd. JOYCE AND TAYLOR’S BUILDINGS. Guinness Street. ’Phone 628 :: P.O. Box 136