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Grey River Argus, Volume XIII, Issue 1630, 25 October 1873, Page 1

„ .. . Hotels. \ L"B I ON' HOT EL Greymouth. RICHD. J. TONKS, Proprietor; ' Commercial gentlemen and visitors from the country will find on a visit that the arrangements now made, for their comfort are not surpassed by any Hotel in New Zealand, and that for families travelling it possesses all the comforts and accommodation of a home. The Billiard room will always be attendee? upon by good markers, and every exertion will be used to enable it still to be called the best room on the coast. Late files of Colonial and Provincial paperu always to be seen. ■ TIT H: AVil: F H O T E L -.-V. Mawhera Quay. JAMES MIDDLETON, Proprietor Extensive and Commodious Stabling. "DANK H O T E IT, Mawhera Quay, E: COUTANCHE Proprietor. ROYAL HOTEL, Richmond Quay. 1 JOS. BOOTH begs to intimate to his friends and the public generally that he 'has taken the above hotel. The accommodation will be found excellent in every department. A fine Billiard-room, with first-cl»ss Billiardtable. JOS. BOOTH, Proprietor. WOHILI'S HOTEL, Mawhera Quay. (Adjoining Messrs Orr and Co.'s.) Having taken tbis Hotel I beg to intimate to my old friends and the public generally, that I am prepared to offer the best Wines, fflc, but would prefer them to judge for themselves. Spacious Billiard-room with first-class table. PATRICK TWOHILL, Proprietor. EA N C H E R • (Late of the Commercial Hotel), Begs to inform his many friends and the public that he has taken the ODDFELLOWS' HOTEL, Corner of Albert street and Mawhera Quay, and respectfully trusts that their patronage will follow his constant exertion, by civility and the excellence of his liquor, to deserve it. "VTOTICE OP REMOVAL JOHN BULSTRODE begs to intimate to his numerous friends and acquaintances that he has REMOVED from the Oddfellows' Hotel to THE CLUB HOTEL (Late H. Hunt's). DO name it in Gath, and please to mention it in the streets of Askelon. F. E. WATERS, Spirited Hotel-keeper, Greymouth, New Zealand. Little did I think when penning the advertisements which I addressed to.the Gentle Public some -months since, that I was speaking to millions cf people, instead of thousands ; but such was the case. I then alluded to the power which the Press possessed to advance the interests of individuals,— and to prove my, argument, cited instances of firms that had amassed fortunes through their: liberality in advertising — and as a more direct proof of the correctness of my remarks, I have lately received a copy of a London publication, named the Printers' Eegiiter, which was addressed to me (through the editor having read my lucubrations) as the "Spirited Hotel-keeper of Greymouth." I assure you I am not a little vain when I reflect that my advertisements have been noticed by the London Press, but how much more will my vanity be tickled if I can (still through the instrumentality of the Press) induce you, citizens of Greymouth and he mobile public, to notice me, ay ! notice me in a tangible manner, namely, by giving me your custom. I am always eager to deserve it ; my stock is not a large one, but it has been carefully selected and well bought, hence my ability to compete with rival houses — and as for the hotel department, stranger patrons will imagine from the promptitude and style with which their wants are attended to that they ars in the Palais Royal chez les Trois Freres Provenceaux, instead of being with Your obedient servant, F. ; B. WATERS, Spirited Hotel-keeper, Greymouth. (Late Joseph Kilgour.) U~li~b P E A N HOT EL, Mawhera Quay, Possesses the Largest and Finest BILLLIARD ROOM In New Zealand ; furnished with four of Alcock's best Tables. MDLLER AND GATJENS, Proprietors. OLDEN FLEECE HOTEL, Mawhera Quay. . T. BARKER having opened the above Hotel respectfully solicits a call from his old friends and patrons, and assures them they can still rely on the very best of Wines and Spirits — and every attention. T. BARKER, Proprietor. T W . HALL GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT Werita street, Greymouth I