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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1113, 21 February 1872, Page 1

'■'■ ■ ,'hk''-- '■■ " .'Hotels. ' •;■-' TT AMILTON GILMER'S HOTEL, T"*" Greymouth. In carrying out the extensive additions to , this Hotel, which more than renew it, and render.it far and away the largest and most complete on the West Coast, a true regard has been paid to the elegance and solidity of its architecture, while' all the internal arrangements of every department will be found to i"** ' ■■■■•" "rreEpohd. ' ■ „I 1 •:/<■:■-' 1 hness everywhere has beenaspeciol aim :-.:,: ; . . : -,; : ; ... ■:,-:.■ ; . .■ .. ... Ii tral> situation and vicinity to the Sten /at Wharf present great inducements to C ntnercial Travellers (for whom there are set apart Sample Rooms), and to Visitors, Private Families, and the Mining Community of Greymouth and the Up-Country Districts, this Hotel has not its equal for comfort and convenience. THE BILLIARD ROOM, i which contains two tables bylthe best makers, ' are watched by competent and attentive markers. THE MASONIC HALL, the largest on the Coast, is the most suitable for Bollb, Banquets, and Public Meetings. ! In connection with the above Hotel are LIVERY STABLES, under efficient management ; and the Horses having been selected' by competent judges, are the best to be found in New Zealand. POST OFFICE HOTEL, Westport. HAMILTON GILMER'S HOTEL, < COBDSX. G I L MER B R 6/E HER S' HOT EL, Ah aura. . GILMERS 1 MELBOURNE HOTEL, Charleston. GILMERS LIVERY STABLES, Reefton. A N NEY? S HOTEL, Tainui street. A new storey has been added to the hotel, and no expense has been spared to make it equal, if not superior, to any hotel in Westland. A number of well-ventilated bedrooms and parlors. The table is furnished with everything the season affords, and charges strictly moderate for boarders. Sparkling ale ever fresh on tap. PAT HANNEY, Proprietor. LANNE RV' S HO.T EL , „ . . . Mawhera Quay. . In taking of this Hotel, the Proprietor has spared no expense in refitting it, and making every department thoroughly comfortable. Boarders and travellers will find it specially bo, and the charges most reasonable. ' ■ • Well furnished double and single bedrooms. First-class Billiard Table. Is a game.] -. JOS. BOOTH, Proprietor. TRIGGERS' ARMS HOTEL," -*^ (Next Kennedy Bros), ...... TIM CONNOLLY, Proprietor, Will be found as comfortable as any in Greymouth,, and being newly and specially built for an Hotel, its accommodation is admirably adapted for the comfort of boarders and his old friends who may favor him with a visiti Private parlors, well furnished.bedrooms, &c. A SO NIC H O T E L« CORNER Waite Stre and Mawhera Quay. P. CAMERON (late of the ,Umon Hotel) has taken this well known hotel, and every department has consequently, undergone a thorough supervision. The accommodation for Boarders is ample and excellent, and visitors and the mining community will find it specially adapted for V temporary residence. - . LUBHO T E L, , Mawhera Quay. . . : The Proprietor has much pleasure in in* ■ forming his friends and tne public of his alterations, . comprising — Additiop»l Bedrooms, and a Large and Lotty Hall, specially built for public purpones and the meetings of Societies. The Cuisine, as hitherto, is under his per* Bbnal superintendence. . H. HUNT, Proprietor. Tl EtR EA T HOT XL. H. FELLING has pleasure in announcing to his friends and the "public that he has opened the above Hotel, where he trusts, by keeping a really first-class .article, to see his friends occasionally. ' : HENRY TELLING, Retreat Hotel, South end of Arney'Streeti ARI ENT AL HO T E L, ■ Richmond Quay. ■ JAMES MORTON, : Proprietor, \ T ON E S> S H 0 T E L,i *^ . Mawhera Quay. Good Stabling and JUoose Boxes. English, Welsh, and Colonial papers filed. ' JAMES JONES, ■ i Proprietor, j inARR^LL'S TRAFALGAR HOrEL,] V^ Mawhera. Quay. " -\ The accommodation in every departmenij has been carefully studied. A I D. OARROLL, Proprietor. N.B. — Extensive, new, and .thoroughly well-finished Stables. ! . BA N K H6 T E li] Corner of Tainui street and Mawhew Quay. So altered is this Hotel, yet bo improvec in its recent alteration, that its customen may scarcely recognise the old familiar face, The old welcome is there, and the earnest wish to make all comfortable that visit th< Bank Hotel. ' ' ' E. COUTANeIHE.