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Grey River Argus, Volume XXXV, Issue 7814, 21 December 1893, Page 4

HOKITIKA JO SPRINGFIELD WARRIMOO" LINE OF COACHEs A FOUR-HORSE COACH leave Pearn's Hotel, Kamara, EV <RY FR* DAY MORNING at 9 o'clock for Sprngfield. * s FARES: Malls per overland route for Nelson close on Mondays and Thursdays at 3 20 p m. SINGLE £2 0 0 RETURN 3 10 BOOKING OFFlCES— Greymouth, ThGilmer Hotel ; Kumara, Pearn Hotel; Hokitika, Empire Hotel s Christchurch, White dart Hotel Westport, Hughea's Hotel, A. T. M'WILLIAM, Proprietor. HOKITIKA TO SPRINGFIELD COBB & COS TELEGRAPH LINE OF ROYAL MAIL COACHES LEAVE HOKITIKA. TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS, 6 am: j Passengers from Greymonth connect Kumara per early tram, leaving Grey mouth at 6 a m Tuesdays and Fridays. BOOKING OFFICE, GREYMOUTH Tkamway Go's Ofjbtce. CASSIDY, "YOUNG, & OJ. RUGO'S KUMARA HOTEL KUMARA. This hotel Is one of the LARGEST and MOST SUBSTANTIALLY BUILT on the West Coast. The parlors, sitting rooms and bedrooms are EXCELLENTLY FURNISHED, ana afford every convenience to tourists and visitors. A firsfc-claaa BILLIAKD TABLE and a careful marker in attendance. EXTENSIVE STABLTNG— Buggies coaches, and well-bred saddle horses on hire. BEST BRANDS of BEER, WINES and SPIRITS kept. JAMES RUGG, Proprietor. TMPERIAL INSURANCE COM X PAN?, LIMITED. M* JAMES KERR having been iPPOxNTED SUB- AGENT at Greymouth (vice MrD. Glrdwood, resigned), for tha IMPERIAL FIRE OFFICB, It Is requested that all business communications be in future addressed to him. J.*A. BONAR, Chief Agent for Wes Coast. h March, 1893. TCT O~ T^ I C - ¥ J. MUELLER begs to intimate to the general public that he is again back in hia OLD STAND, the premises having been rebuilt from bottom to top. His new Stock is now on view and will repay inspection. All tobaccos guaranteed, a large assortment of cigarettes to chose from. Snnffa not to be surpassed. Pipes of all 'descriptions. All sorts of fancy goods. Stamps sold. INext to F. C Dnpre's. Mawbera Quay TJOYAI INSURANCE COMPANY. The leading fire insurance company in the world . Prompt and liberal settlements. All kinds of business at lowest rates of premium. Agent for Greymonth, G. S. SMITH. Werita atrnnt. DRINK HEALTH TEA. It Is fche BEST, the PUREST, the most invigorating tea. PETRIE & Co, wholeBale agents. TIT ISS S. ASHTOP HAS VACANIES for MUSIC PUPILS Piano or Violin. Address— High Street T7IEATHERS, HATS, &c. MISS EMMA BROCKLEY, formerly of Greymouth, begs to ret m her kind thanks for the patronage bestowed on her while iv business there, and begs to announce that she is PREPARED to UNDERTAKE and CARRY OHT any ORDERS in the above line to the (satisfaction of her customers. Any goods and orders left at Mrs Polling's, Boundary Street, will be ca efally attended to. p"tTA~L ! 0"0TlT*0'0I L BLACKBALL COAL COMPANY. J AMES BRIMBLE begs to inform the inhabitants of Greymouth and diet ict that be has been appointed by Mr J. T. Skoglund, GENERAL AGENT for the above Company, the RETAIL AGENT for the Bale and delivery of their coal. Orders left with Mr J. T. Skoglund's office, Werita street, Coal Shoot, Ballway Station, or Dake of Edinburgh Hotel, punctually attended to. [N.E.-None but the BLACKBALL COAL can be sold by JAMES BRIMBLE. POST OFFICE HoTEL Grey street, Wellington. G. W. TABOR ... Proprietor Having purchased the lease and good will of the above popular and centrally situated Hotel, G. W. 1 begs to inform his numerous friends and the commercla community that every care and attention will be gives to the comforts and require ments of Permanent Boarders and Con? mercial Travellers. The house affords excellent accommodation, A SPECIAL FEATURE. One Shilling Luncheon Dailt, irem 12 to 2 o'clock. gl'w. tabor Propetl^r