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Hotels. SL A L B I O N HO T E Gkeymouth. int ■ richd.lT'tonks, . . Proprietor. • . Commercial gentlemen and visitors .£n the country will find on a visit , that t arrangements now made for their comforts T not surpassed by any Hotel in NewZealan ' and that for families travelling it possess all, the comforts and accommodation' of home. . . .... .. ■; . • „, ; The Billiard rosm will always be attend' _ upon by good-markera;- and- every exertii T will be used to enable it still to be called- ti best room on the coast. . ( . Late files of Colonial and Provincial pape always to b 9 seen. : ; w HA R F HO T E T Mawhera Quay. ......... I' % JAME S MrDDLE T ON, Proprietor Extensive and Commodious Stabling. ■ rp h e noted hods; FOR SPARKLING ALES, Wines, Spirits, &c, is ;e THE DIGGERS' ARMS HOTEL, Tainui Btreet. '...'. , : ■ ■ . . ..■:.>.. W. SPLAINE, Proprietor I rp WOH I LL'S HOT E L JL. Mawhera Quay. .-...:■ (Adjoining Messrs Orr and Cpi's.) Having taken this Hotel I beg to intimate t . my old friends and the public generally, tha [/ I am prepared to offer the best Wines, ffic. but would prefer them to judge for them selves. Spacious Billiard-room with first-class table PATRICK TV7OHILL, ■ Proprietor. 7 XI UROP EA N H O-T.8.1 Xli Mawhera Quay, - : Possesses the Largest and Finest , ) BILLLIARD ROOM *. In New Zealand ; -furnished with four o: 1 Alcock's best Tables. MI3LLER AND GATJENS, Proprietors. COSMOPOLITAN HO TEI (Late Maxwell's), Mawhera Quay, Greymouth, PETER CAMERON, Proprietor.Excellent accommodation for boarders. ■ Comfortable airy bedrooms. The entioe hotel has. been rebuilt and ' renovated. i . , • i• • ■ P. CAMERON will endeavor, by strict attention and keeping only first-class articles, to maintain the well-known excellence of the *" " COSMOPOLITAN." ARNOLD HOTEL AND STORE, On the Grey Valley main road, near the Arnold Bridge, Good Accommodation. , Stores, Tools, and Provisions in great variety, at a slight 1 advance upon (ireymouth prices. Liquors of the best quality, P. MOLLOY, Proprietor. EE LLY ' S HOT EL, Twelve-Mile Landing, - ! i (Junction of No Town andup-country roads. ] Possesses . first-rate • accommodation, for travellers; and being entirely rebuilt, all the internal arrangements, are very superior, First-class stabling, and securely fencepaddocks. Booking Office for Messrs Ashtbn and Cassey's Line of Coaches, No. Town, Ahaura, and Reefton. ' ' ' t Farm and Dairy Produce always on Sale. KELLY AND MULLINS; Proprietors. , IRCULAR SAW HOTEL, Arnold Road. This Hotel being only three miles fron: Greymouth, and on the main road to the ' up-country districts, is a capital house oi 7 call for travellers and pleasure seekers.. Excellent and ample accommodation oi every description. ■ THOMAS OLSON, Proprietor SLATTERY'S HOTEL Corner of ' Albert street and Mawhera Quay, s 3 RHODY SLATTERY'S new hotel is • now opened in those maguificient premise: 1 lately occupied by Thompson, Smith, anc Barkley. New and elegantly fitted up bedrooms. All the requisites of a first-class hotel wil be found. , i RHODY SLATTERY, Proprietor. , Ironmongers. 1 GOLDEN (■P^R PADLOCK *■ \^T A L T E R ■■fi.:i,L.-i 18 IRONMONGEK AKD IMPORIER OJ , ; . HARDWARE, ....,-..- Has now opened a carefully selecte assortment of— : Household and General Ironmongery je Carpenters' and Builders' lronmongery id Brassware, Mining, and other Tools American Spades, Picks, Shovels, &c. Spouting, Ridging, Galvanised Iron 3s Oils, Paints, Rope, Nails ... . * Axe, Pick, Adze, .and Sledge Handles, Mawhera Quay, next Albion Hoti , j .

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Grey River Argus, Volume XIV, Issue 1703, 19 January 1874, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Grey River Argus, Volume XIV, Issue 1703, 19 January 1874, Page 1