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Grey River Argus, Volume LVII, Issue 10520, 16 December 1901, Page 1

Lloyd's Sta* English Hunting Silver Watches PROM £3 15s Od H W. LLOYD'S GRMMOCTH ii WBLLINGTOis .-.

f JJ|f^ E ™ MOD NORSE USES AND RECOMMENDS ! t^OTk Hlli I NWAY V Pn I ? i JMBw\ Umm (J if Jfx JL OJLJL Jm a^^ J*wk and OINTMENT ■ WM'S^^ TESTIMONIALS- "\ * ffifKKjt FROM ALL QUARTERS OF THE WORLD- ■ I ' ■" BEAR WITNESS TO THEIR j UNFAILINQ AND MARVELLOUS EFFICACY ] BIM EVERY FOhM OF KNOWN DISEASE. ■; t xl - r«d only at 7B New Oxford Street, London, late 533 Oxford Street ; sold by all Chemists and Medicine Vendors. .... rs siiouid look to the labels on Pots and Boxes.' If the address is not 533 Oxford Street, London, they are spurious.

Trafalgar Hotel. MAWHERA QOAY, GREYMOUTH MR P. MAHONEY wishea to inform the general and travelling public th&t he has taken possession of the above well known hostelry, and hopes by paying strict attention to business to merit a continuance of the support accorded him in the past. The Liquors, Wines arid Beer, will be found to be of the very best. . : - . ; ;exoellent accommodation for Boarders and Travellers, and a firstclass table kept. P. MABONEY, Pro rietor. IMPERIAL HOTEL, GREYMOUTH (Late Tidd's.) WILLIAM WILSON, late of Goldsborough, has taken possession of the above hotel, where old and new friends will receive a hearty welcome. Superior accommodation for boarders. None but the besb brands of WINES, SPIRITS and ALES kept in stock. WILLIAM WILSON, Proprietor DAWSON'S HOTEL REEFTON. NEWMAN BROS 1 Mail Coach leaveß for Westport daily at 830 am; for Nelson, Tuesdays and Fridays at 815 am A coach leaves for Boatman's dai l / at 3 pm; and forßlaok's Point three oimes daily, The best of accommodation for travel ers at reasonable rates. WHARF HOTEL Greymouth (Near Railway Station.) J. A. LUTZ begs to inform the travelling and general public of town and country that he has entered into possession of the above well-known 'hostelry, where he hopes by keeping the best of everything, and paying strict attention to business to merit a share of patronage. Excellent accommodation, combined with all the refinements of a well appointed establishment. The Hotel has been wnpletely rebuilt and re-furnish and al .-no stock is new arid o the very best quality. A first-class table, with cv cry attention Good stabling accommodation. THE GILMER HOTEL, Mawhera Quay, Greymouth T. OXENHAM ... Proprietor This Hotel being the leading one in Greymouth offers excellent accommoda tion for Tourists and Travellers combined with ill the requisites of a well appointed establishment. Three Billiard Tables. Three ample Rooms. Night Porter kept. T. Oxenham ... Proprietor ALBION HQTJSL/G.iiKY MOUTH. Mr- JOHN GIESaKING,, Iate of the Cosmopolitan Hotel, begs to notify to the genial paMio.«hat he has TAKEN OVER the above \» ell know n hotel, andJiopeß ,by atricV attention to bußlne x aa to secure a snart of patronage. An EXCELLENT TABLE kept, and every attention paid to\the requirements of visitors and boarders. ••-... Wines, whiskies j btandlea and beer oi the choicest qualities kept on hand. BiLLIA&DS^— Saying., thoroughly overhauled twn c cf Aicock'e tabieß, viaitorr will now find, fchein Record to norievon ( tb». Oo^st. An effieont marker kept. AGSJST for, &Ib>BßO tt'JS'S OOACH, traveillag between Greymouth a.id Maori Creek and wee, versa. Parcels, lrgg%ge, lottets, &o, left at the. hotel will receive the best attention. The oouch leaves the, "'■ : - : . ■'.■'edaiiy;'a.t-3 ' PAtNT, PAP£BHWBi!iQ, and F. BADGES, ESTABLISHED 13 \ PAIKTBK, PAPiRHANGKR, BIGN WiUTEIt AND GJSHERAL HOUSE DECORATOR, HOW TO TREAT A TROUBLiESOME ;. OOEN. To remove a troublesome corn or bunion : First soak the corn or bunion in warm water to soften it, then pare it down as closely as possible without drawing blood and apply Chamberlain's Pain Balm twice daily ; rubbing vigorously for five minutes at each application. A corn plaster should be worn for a few days, to protect it from the shoe. As a general liniment for sprains, bruises, lameness and rheumatism, Pain Balm is un equalled. For sale by XT Williams Chemist, Greymouth,'

THE NOVELTY GOLD SAViNG TABLES T. JONES, the patentee of the Novelty Gold Saving Tables, is now prepared to erect, and grant, licenses to Dredging or Sluicing Companies for the use of - his patent, a plan of which can be seen erected on the Grey River Company's dredge. For plans and specification apply toM H Bignell, Greymouth. TERMS EASY . J. HOLMES, PAINT, PAPERHANGItfG AND GLASS WAREHOUSE. JUST RECEIVED ex Gothic and Whakatane, a large assortment of PAPERHANGINGS, PAINTS, OILS, etc., which he is offering at very LOW PRICES. Estimates given for all descriptions of work. Tainui Street, Greymouth, and Hokitika MONEY TO LEND. We have various SUMS of MONEY to lend on approved security at Ipwesb current rates of interest. GUINNESS & KITCHINGHAM, Solicitors Hospital Street J. MULLER, TOBACCONIST, Mawhera Quay, Greymouth. Whilst thanking the public for the patron age extended to him in the past desires to draw attention to his new assortmenb of f^. CIGARS TOBACCOS PIPES TVERY MODERATE. RATE ' COAL, COKE, BRICKS, FIREWOOD, LIME AND FIRECLAY. FOR SALE In Wholesale or Retail Quantities by A. MATHESON PRODUCE MERCHANT, EX! PORTER; WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER. Highest cash price given for Wool, Hides, Tallow, and all Butchers' Produce. Stores and Office, Mackay Streec - Coal Depot, Johnston Street, Greymouth. Telephone— No 11 Office, 76 Residence. i MirHESON, Merchant an<i nailitary Tailor, Outfitter, «&e, INVITES INSPECTION Of his large stock of Gentlemen's wear for the Summer season. A splendid assortment of White Regatta ani Shirts, Collars, Hard and Frame Hats, Braces, Socks, etc. A grand lot of. Ties of every pattern and shape. INSPECTION .INVITED. J. WEBER, UPPER MAWHERA foJAY. Space Reserved FOR, MARK SPROT AND CO., AUCTIONEERS, Greymouth and Hokitika. H. W. Young~ A. M. Inst. 0.. E. *$L Inst. M. E. M. N, Z. Inst. Surveyor. Civil and Mining Engineer, Authorised Licensed, and Registered MINING SURVEYOR, Midland Chambe Greymouth. Still water Hotel, STILLWATER. --J MR y A MES BAXTER, Still w ater, '-wishes to. intimate to his friends that he has bbught the above well known hostelry, where he hopes by paying strict attention to" biisinessj and keeping the very besb_ brands of liquors and ales, to merit a fair share of public patronage. Travellers will find the Hotel mosfc convenient. . . - Excellent accommodation. JAMES BAXTER ... Proprietor. . A. T. Skoglund, ?HAREBROKER. .. Budnesa carefully and- promptly at tended to. Address— Werita Street, Grey moat.

Ijo won[d achieve eaooeas endeavor to r merit ifc. IB have during the past year spare' / no expense la endeavoring tc *,•***■< mt BEER second to none In New Zealand, and oan now confidently asaert we have succeeded jloing so. We invite all who enjoy a good glasi o BEER To r B k for STAPLES' MSTf' '" On Draught at almoflt all Hotels nth City and aurroundlo* districts;,, And confidently antlclpatec* ; fc sir verdict will be tbad Staples and Oo ha : e saccess fully removed the reproach that good Beer could not be brewed. In Wellington J. btapimb'ajsd oo (Limited)Molesworthy and Murray Streets, . Welllogtori;' r)ORT OF GREYMOUTH NOTICE is hereby given -that the GREY MOUTH HARBOR BOARD has REDUCED the TOWAGE RATE on sa»ling vessels to Is a ton on the registered tonnage, in and "out. Minimum charge L 5. ALL CARGO FREE THOMAS ALLEN, Secretary Harbpr Board Office, / Greymouth, 7th February 1893. W. ARNETT, ARCHITECT, BUILDER OARPENTER, &0., Is prepared to give prices for all kinds of Carpentry work and o undertake the same. Address : W. ARNE rT, ALBERT STREET, Greymouth THsssZo INK Opposite Government Railway Station JAMES KEENEY, Proprietor. * Mr James Keenpy (late of Trafalgar Hotel, Greymouth), begs to inform his friends from the VVesfe Coast and the public.generally that he has taken over this, well known [hotel, where he is prepared to cater for all their requirements. Visitors to the Empire City will find excellent accommodation and a well kept table. / „S pecial terms for Boarders. Best Brands of Ales, Wines, aud Spirits only kept '.-- . Trams pass the door every ten minutes •'. • ■'' > j^- j WEST COASTERS WILL RECEIVE - A HEARTY WELCOME ; PPEN EiGLE pEL, Boundary Bsreet, Greymouth, Alongside the Argus Office, Phbjdan ... „ ... Proprietor COBDEN HOTEL. Having this day taken pesseasion of the above named hotel, I wish to inform my friends and the public generally that they will be made .heartily welcome at the Oobden Hotel. All Liquors of the Best Brands. W. PRESDERGAST Proprietor - GLACIER HOTEL, B E A L E V, J. H. FLETCHER, Proprietor. BEST of ACCOMMODATION for Tourists and the travelling public, under the personal supervision of the Proprie tor. ~ ALES, WINES and SPIRITS of he best quality only kept. . H. FLETCHER, NORTHERN ASSURANCE CO. ' (London and Aberdeen). _ ACCUMULATED FUNDS over £5,509,273 Fire Insurances accepted at current rates Prompt and liberal settlements effected^ without reference to Head Office. : AGENTS : Greymouth— Hon James Kerr. Kumara— G R Rudkin,.Esq. . Reeftoa— W Collins, Esq>. . ■~ ' Hokitika— Hon J A Bonar. COBB & COB TELEGRAPH LINE OF ROYAL MAIL COACHES leaves Rugg'a Hotel, Kamara, for V;" CHit I STCHURCB Everjr TUESDAY and FRIDAY 8 o'clock a m, , Oonneetlqg with the train at Jackson s and Springfield, and arriving. JnO&rWchuroh every Wedneflday and Satnrdßy at 7p m. * . , L For further r«tiou!ars apply to ou ; a,;ent», 6r W moss ahd Co, Ta'nol ti art OrBVOJODtb. - .y 86 ' y A3SXOY *00, Proprleto