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Grey River Argus, Volume LVII, Issue 10520, 30 January 1903, Page 1

P. CRESSY, HOSPITAL STREET, BUTCHERY, Greymouth. The finest and best Lambs seen in Greymouth for the past eleven years, the best Beef, Veal, Mutton and Pork that money can buy constitute my stock for the Christmas Trade And the supply which for qualitj connot be approached in Greymouth is now on view. PRICE ii MODERATE. ARCHITECT, BUILDER OAR PEN TER, &o.» Is prepared to give prices for all kinds of Carpentry work and o undertake the same. AnnßEss : W* AftNETT, ALI ERT STREET, Greymouth ( THERE'S NO PLAd/iS LirvE HOME. MR FLAHERTY'S RESTAURAN RICHMOND QUAY, Gkeymouth. is the Nearest Approach to It. Every attention given to the table, an ouly FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATION provided. A. FLAHERTY, Proprietor GEORGE COTILET Coaehbuilder and General Smith, GEYMOUTB. In returning THANKS the libera] support accorded him during the last 15 years takes this opportcmity of announcing that he has lately added a gas engine, band and circular saws, to his up-to-date plant and is now able to reduce cost of production a: id complete orders second to none in the colony, as regards price and workmanship. Every class of vehicles made at reduced prices. Only the very best of workmanship done. Liberal discount on cash orders. Before ordering c* .ewi* consult G COTTLE. TO OLD AND NEW FRIENDS AND RESIDENTS OF AND VISITORS TO GREYMOUTH. MR JAMES~ BRIMBLE Respectfully announces the completion of the new Duke of Edinburgh Commercial and Family Hotel (Corner of Hospital and Albert Streets) Upon the site of the old hotel, established in 1865 by the late James Brimble, senr. The new hotel in design, finish and j accommodatic n is unsurpassed in West- : land, the furniture is new and of the best and most comfortable nature procurable, the table (under the personal direction of ' Mrs Brimblo) is equal to the best in the j colony, and the Wines, Spirits, Ales, I Seer, etc, are of the purest and best ; quality. j Sanitary Arrangements, Bath Rooms, i Fire Escapes, etc, are perfect. : The Tariff is moderate and offers ex : ceptional advantages. Inspection is cordially invited and all visitors will receive a hearty and genuine welcome. ; "OEFRESHMENT ROOMS. 1 Jtv l Tatnui Street. j Thomas Nightingale \ (Late with Jones and Co) j Has taken the rooms lately occupied by Mrs Wilson, where he is condncting A FIRST CLASS CAFE. Meals al all hours of the day. Supper at all hours of the evening. Patrons from town and country can ! depend upon perfect cooking, absolute cleanliness, best of food, quick attendance and every civility of atcention and comfort. CONFECTIONERY IN CHOICE _ ASSORTMENT. j New Boots. ; New Shoes I i JUST ARRIVED j J. W. CHALK'S j Record Boot Shoop MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT ; Ladies' Gents' and Children's j Boots and Shoes. PRICES TO SUIT ALL POCKETS I QUALITY UNSURPASSED | J. W. CHALKS j RECORD BOOT SHOP, ! Mawhera Quay : reymo th He who would achieve success j endeavor to merit it j WE have during the past year spared no expense in endeavoring to make our BEE3R second to none in New Zealand, and can no w confidently assert we have succeeded in doing so. i We invite all who enjoy a good glass of BEER. T o s k f o ! Saples 1 Best. j On draught at almost all Hotels in the City and surrounding districts. j And Confidently anticipated their verdict ; will be that Staples and Co have success j fully removed the reproach that good Beer could not be brewed in Wellington J STAPLES AND CO (Limited) Molesworthy and Murray Sts. Wellington IN MEMORIAN~~ WANTED KNOWN.— For Monu ments. Tombstones inncarble or granite. Wreaths, Fencing, Kerbing, Lead Letter ing, Brickwork, and all kinds of Cemetery work. Apply to W.WALTON & CO, reymouth.