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Hotels. TTALF-WAY HOUSE HOT3L •*--*- Middle Terrace, Nelson Creek. LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES. Saddle Horses for Hire. AFeiry available at all times on the creek R. POTTS, Proprietor. /COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Twelve-Mile Landing, (On the direct road to the Grey Valley and Inangahua Gold Fields.) Gfood Accommodation for travellers — Meals at all hours — Stabling and Horse Feed Dairy Produce on Sale— English Grass Paddocks. GEORGE BIDGOOE. QLIVIER'S STAR HOTEL, AHAURA. The Undersigned begs to announce to the inhabitants of the Grey Valley and to the travelling public that, having become proprietor of the above establishment, he is determined to continue to provide that FIRST-CLASS ACCOMODATION For which the house has become celebrated. Every attention paid to the comfort of visitors. Private suites of apartments. Chambers for professional gentlemen. BILLIARDS. The finest range of Stabling in the Grey Valley. JOHN M. OLLIVIER, Proprietor. TRIGGERS' REST HOTEL. Hatter's Terrace, Nelson Creek, The undersigned, late of the Diggers Rest Hotel at the Foot of Nelson Creek, begs to announce that her New and Commodous House, Hatter's Terrace, is just opened. The premises are arranged specially for the convenience of the public ; and the name of the proprietress is a guarantee for the excellence of the accommodation provided. Wines, Ales, and Spirits of the Best Quality. Stabling and Horse-Feed. BRIDGET ELWARD, Proprietress. KELLY'S HOTEL TWELVE-MILE, Junction of No Town and Up-country roads; Good accommodation for travellers. Stabling and Grass Paddocks. FARM PRODUCE always ON SaLE. I THOMAS KELLY, Proprietor T>RYAN MAGUIRE FARRIEP & GENERAL BLACKSMITH, New Twelve-Mile Landing, at the Junction of the No Town and Grey Valley Roads. Mining and Agricultural Machinery of every description made, fitted, and repaired. B. M. is making arrangements for Paddock Accommodation, and will shortly be in a position to undertake the management and care of sick and disabled horses, and to pay special attention to the Farriery Branch of is business. Terms, oderate.