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Greymouth Evening Star, 17 March 1942, Page 6

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When in Christchurch Stay at “STOREY’S” Storey’s Hotel—Moorhouse Avenue, right 1«/ c i opposite the Railway Station—offers a 1 ’ 10/b per day perfect comfort, and enjoyment during their Christchurch sojourn. Bed & Breakfast Thorough ly renovated—modernised—with . i, hot and cold water in bedrooms- -very a specialty i modern bars—an excellent table—Storey’s 7/6. 1 Hotel is in keeping with highest standards L ...,. of comfort. STOREY’S HOTEL Night Porter Kept. Speight's Ale on Tao. Moorehouse Avenue, W. E. DONNITHORNE, Right Opposite Railway Station Licensee

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