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Grey River Argus, Volume 21, Issue 3097, 19 July 1878, Page 1

Hotels. (^1 ILMER BROTHERS' HOTEL, Greymouth, Now by far the largest and most commodious upon the West Coast, offers the best accommodation. To Commercial Travellers and Tourists it offers spacious sample rooms, private parlors, and the most extensive sources o 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 is equal in its interior arrangements to any in New Zealand. The large BilUard Boom possessess three of Alcock's renowned Tables, which are most carefully attended to, A Night Watchman kept upon the Premises-. GILMER BROS., Hotelkeepers, Greymouth, Westport, Reefton, Ahaura and Cobden, Forming a chain of communication unequalled in New Zealand. Their mail coaches leave the above establishments every morning fot Ahauru, Grey Valley, and Reefton. All parcels musfc be pre-paid. GILMER BROTHERS, Proprietors. POST OFFICE HOTEL, TAINUI STREET, GREYMOUTH, Opposite the Government Buildings. JOHN M_ OLLIVIER, PROPRIETOR piLUB HOTEL, Mawhera Quay H. HUNT, Proprietor. DDFELLOWS' ~h"o TEL, Corner of Mawhera Quay and Albert street, Greymouth. JOHN M. MORGAN, Harpist, has much pleasure, in informing the inhabitants of Greymouth and surrounding districts that he has become the proprietor of the above hotel, and hopes by strict attention to business and civility to merit a share of the public patron ace. The finest Wines, Spirits, and Sparkling Ales only kept. JOHN M. MORGAN. Proprietor. BUCK'S HEAD HOTEL, Wallsend. D. M'MILLAN, {Proprietor. Good Accommodation for Visitors to Brunnerton and the Grey Valley. Wines, Spirits, and Beer of the very best. GOOD STABLING. |^1 OSMOPOLITAN HOTEL G. F. Maxwell has much pleasure in announcing that he has returned to Greymouth and resumed possession of the Cosmopolitan Hotel, wher _ he will be moßt happy to renew his acquaintance with his many old L frietda and the public generally. G. F MAXWELL, Proprietor. REATWESTEKNHOTEL, Boundary street, Greymouth. CHARLES WILSON, Proprietor. Board ard Lodging £15 0 I Meals (single) 0 16 Beds 0 16 The above house has beeu recently fitted out, and offers first class accommodation for fifty boarders. Extensive alterations. I beg to notify that I have opened a Bil-liard-room to which is attached one of Alceck's first class billiard tables. The wines, Bpiritß, and ales are of the very beßt brands. C. WILSON, Proprietor. COMMERCIAL HOTEL Corner Mawhera Quay and Boundary sfcreet. P. CAMERON, in announcing his removal to fche above Hotel, returns bis besfc thanks for the liberal patronage he received in the Cosmopolitan, and trusts from the extensive accommodation that the Commercial places at his disposal, he may be favored in his new venture with a centinua* on of it. P. CAMERON, Proprietor. TyrOTICE OF REMOVAL. The undersigned having Purchased the WHARF HOTEL, Mawhera Quay, The property of the late James Middleton, will be glad to see his many friends and the public afc his new Hostleryfas heretofore. JAMES JONES. Stabling a Loofle.Boxeß aB formerly.