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Grey River Argus, Volume XXXIX, Issue 6985, 10 February 1891, Page 3

Public Notices ALBiQN HOTEL, GREYMOUTH. D. LYNCH, late of the Occidental Hotel, Hokltlka, bega to inform his friends and";ihe public generally, that he has TAKEN, POSSESSION of the above HOSTELRY, and hopes, by atrict attention to business, to merit a fair share of patronage. Commercial gentlemen, tourists, and others, will find the hotel replete with every convenience, including SAMPLE ROOMS lighted with gas, bath rooms, COMMERCIAL and CLUB ROOMS, suites of apartments. Also, a handsome BILLIARD SALOON, containing two of Alcock's prize tables. The Hotel has been honored by the most distinguished visitors from this and the neighboring Colonies, and also patronised by the late Governors during their visitß to the West Coast. No effort or expense will be spared by the proprietor to make the ALBION the LEADING and MOST FASHIONABLE HOTEL ON THE WEST COAST. Dinners and public banquets catered for on the shortest notice. Night Porter Kept. D. LYNCH Proprietor. QITAR AND GARTER HOTEL CubaSieeet, Weliington. AU liquors of the best quality. Hot, cold, and shower baths. Permanent boarders and visitors wil find every home comfort. JOHN CARD, Proprietor. WEBER'S London Tailoring [Establishment / * s »taj om . go si if 8 § if ~lL I NOTE TEEIADDBESS NEW SHOP, Boundary Street, Greymouth, WILLIAM SAMPSUBJ CARPENTER AND UNDERTAKER, Herbert Street, Near Turahaha Stree Funerals conducted at most reasonable ratea. Country order punctually attended +o. TXISTRIOT QRDKSS Hokitika, 24th November, 1990. The GREYMOUTH NAVAL ARTILLERY and RIFLES will PARADE fos Inspection during the Month of February, 1891, aa follows :— February 5 and 19, at half -past seven o'clock sharp. JAS. A. BONAK, Mftjos Oommnndlng Weotland Distort l — — — — pO B B AND CO. TELEGRAPH LINE ROYAL MAIL COACHES PROM | GREYMOUTH AND HOKITIKA TO CHRISTCHURCH. The Coaches leave the Empire Hotel, Hokitika, for Chriatchurch, every Tuesday and Friday, at 5 o'clock am, and Kumara at Bam on the same days, re turning to Hokltlka every Wednesday and Saturday at about 2 pm. CASSIDr, BINNIE, AND CO., Proprietors. P. S.— Passengers leaving Greymouth will be booked with the driver at Kumara. CASTLECLIFF HOTEL Wanganul. JAMES LEYS, Proprietor. The above new and pleasantly situated hotel offers special accommodation for families and others wishing to visit the seaside during the summer months. The house, which is new and comfortably furnished throughout, contains 24 rooms. Charges strictly moderats. Wines, spirits, malt liquora of the choices and mnat popular brands kept. ALL DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING Exeouted at THB ARGUS OFFICE