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Grey River Argus, Volume XXI, Issue 2364, 8 March 1876, Page 1

1 Hotels. jpiILMER BROS.' HOTEL GREYMOUTH, Now by far the largest and most commodious upon the Weßt Coast, offers the BEST ACCOMMODATION. To Commercial Travellers and Tourists it offers Spacious Sample Rooms, Private Parlors, and the most extensive sources of Commercial knowledge in the district To Parties desirous of renting a Large Hall for Concerts, &c, the Masonic Room is pronounced to be the finest in New Zealand, and possesses an Entrance specially made and adapted for Ladies. It can accommodate over 400 persons. The entire Hotel has been remodelled and rebuilt, and is equal in its interior arrangements to any in New Zealand, Tbe large Billiard Room possesses three of ALCOCK'S RENOWNED TABLES, which are most carefully attended to. A KIGHT Y/A.TCHMAN KEPT UPON THE PREMISES. Gilmer Brothers.' Hotelkeepers, Cobden ; Gilmer Brothers' Hotel, Ahaura ; also, Melbourne .Hotel, Charleston; and the Post-office Hotel, Westport. Now the Largest and most Commodious Family Hotel there. ■ LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES. The Matrimoth Line of Post Horses is the largest and best selected on the Coast, and is constantly reinforced by fresh drafts. Coaches leave Gilmer Brothers' Hotel every morning for Ahaura, Grey Valley, andj Reefton. Not responsible for passengers' tolls or ferries GILMER BROTHERS, Proprietors. RISING SUN HOTEL, Tainui street. GEO. MARK has taken arid thoroughly re-fitted this Hotel. It will now be found comfortable in every department, and special care paid to the excellence of the Liquors. GEO. MARK, jProprietor, BRITISH AND AMERICAN HOTEL (Late Slattery's), Corner Mawhera Quay and Albert street; WM. SPLAINE, Proprietor. W. S. has removed from the Diggers' Arms, Tainui street, to the above Hotel — one of the largest and most commodious in Greymouth. Friends from tbe country are invited to call, when they will receive very attention: and civility. A spacious room well adapted for public meetings, concerts, &c. rf^iLUß HOTEL,; Mawhera Quay, The Noted Ale House. ...T. BULSTRODE ; Files of "Bell's Life." pREAT WESTERN HOTEL,; \JT Boundary street, ! CHARLES WILSON, = (Late of the Greenstone) Proprietor. The above house has been entirely renovated, and offers every accommodation for boarders, families, and visitors to Greymouth in search of a COMFORTABLE HOME. The charges will be strictly moderate, and no pains will .- be . spared by the proprietor to make his hostelry a favorite house of call. The Bar will be found replenished with the CHOICEST WINES AND SPIRITS, while Ales of the best brew obtainable will be the only kind kept. . In commencing business in Greymouth, C. W. trusts by strict attention to the com- ■ forts of his patrons to merit a fair share of public support. Meals at all hours. NOTE THE ADDRESS : CHARLES WILSON, GREAT WESTERN HOTEL, Corner of Boundary and Gresson streets. JONES. HOTEL, Mawhera Quay, Noted for the excellent quality of all its liquors, JAMES JONES, Proprietor. Good Stabling, Loose Boxes, attended to by a steady and careful groom. . JVUKE OF EDINBURGH HOTEL -"-^ Hospital street. Entirely rebuilt, possesses most comfortable accommodation. Good bedrooms, private parlors. JAS. BRIMBLE, Proprietor. N;B. — Coals delivered in any part of town Drays on hire, and cartage orders carefully attended to. rriRAFALGAR HO T E L X (Late D. Carroll), Mawh cr a Quay. Mr JOHN RANKIN would respectfully intimate to the public that he has become proprietor of the above house, wherein will be found the very best accommodation. The bar will be found to be replenished with the purest of wines and spirits. Excellent Stabling. Waggons leave the Hotel weekly for Reef' ton and the Grey Valley. JOHN RASKIN, Proprietor. AC'S BUCK'S HEAD HOTEL, Coal Pits, D. M'MILLAN, Proprietor. Good accommodation for Families. No liquors kept except those bearing reallj first-class brands BRIAN B O R U HOTEL Jj . . MAwaEijA Quay,. Gopd A^o^modatipn, ' (p. SHEEDY, Proprietori