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Hotels. | CLUB H^iO T|_ L Mawhera ,Q#ay; , fii^ii :'; •'.. V. Proprietor. i l m :^S%';h;"o ; .t\e l, . :Malv^eceb_. Quay, Gbjeymodth. Mr r'SAMTJ-i Gilmer, Proprietor GILMER'S HOTEL has been, long and fajvprablyiknown for the completness:' and of- its Accommodation, comprising Apartments for Private Families, Sample Room's" for Commercial Men, &c;, ! and every requisite of a first-class hotel. A Splendid BILLIARD JROJM, with three of Alcock's Best Tables.- ? : f ; .i.vA Night always ' on the premhea. ji; ;, fhft ROYAL <OAK HOTEL, situated Corner Cuba and Manners streets, Wel- ! lington, is conducted on 'first-class principles, arid Victors, to Wellington will find ■ ' every comfort there., j « Booking Office for the Reef ton Coach, which leaves the Hotel every morning (Sunr ays excepted.) ; * Mr S. Gilmer begs to state he will spare" no effort to maintai the high reputation on the above Hotel j, I -n;EIAN BORU HOTEL, Mawhera Quay, Greymouth. Extensive additions have lately been made to the above Hotel. The Proprietor is therefore prepared to offer FIRSTCLASS ACCOMMODATION to BOARDERS and Visitors. Wines, Soirits and Ah?, of the best brands. - ; D. SHEEDY, Proprietor. ERMI NU S HOT EL| BRUNNERTON, A LONG-FELT WANT SUPPLIED Mr T. JONES has pleasure in announcing to the inhabitants of Brunnerton, Greymouth, the Grey Valley, ai>d sur rounding districts, that he has made such alterations and improvemen s in his hotel as to supply all the necessary wants of the resident snd travelling public. Private rooms and attendance tor ladies travelling by either coach or rail ; with comfortable quarters for gentlemen tra-' vellers. The Wines, Spirits, and Ales are of the best quality procurable. The Reofton coach arrives or starts daily from the premises. There is a first-class billiard-table, with efficient marker. THOMAS JONES, Proprietor. JONES'S TERMINUS HOTEL, Brunnerton, POOL AND BILLIARDS EVERY NIGHT. LUIVIGI DE GASPERI, Manager. EMPIRE HOTEL, WALLSEND. Mr T. A. JONES is now proprietor of the above Hotel, and having refitted and made important alterations, can assure the public eveiy accommodation. Only the best Ales, Wines, and Liquors kept. Scott and Snowdon's Beer on tap. One of Alcock's best billiard tables. Under the supervision of THOMAS M'CAULBY. PROVINCIAL HOTEL. BRUNNERTON. BERNARD M'GUIRE, Proprietor, Begs to announce to his old friends in Brunner and adjoining districts that he has OPENED the above-named HOTEL, where he hopes by strict attention to business to be able to supply all the necessary wants of the travellina^fcblic. The cellar is stocked with th|^HHl Wines, and all the Spirits and Bwßße oi the very best brands procurable. Good accommodation for travellers. COMMERCIAL HOTEL, ' Corner Mawhera Quay and Boundary street. Superior Accommodation for Boarders Ales, Wines, and Spirits of the best brands Colonial Beers of the best brews alway on tap. MARY BUTLER, Proprietress. WAVERLE V HOTEL Corner Herbert and Hospital streets. Wines and Spirits of the best brands. German Lager, and Colonial Beers of th( Best brands always on tap j."hT morris, Proprietor J ESLIE'S SHIP HOTEL Mawhera Qua 1 ?, Wines, Spirits, Ales, of the very be Brands. Joyce's Celebrated Beer on tap. P. G. LESLIE, Proprietor. -tut A R K ~ D O R N X H BOOTMAKER, Wallsend (next door Commercial Hotel Style and workmanship unsurpassed Perfect fit guaranteed, Repairing done

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Grey River Argus, Volume XXXI, Issue 5302, 24 September 1885, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Grey River Argus, Volume XXXI, Issue 5302, 24 September 1885, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Grey River Argus, Volume XXXI, Issue 5302, 24 September 1885, Page 1

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