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Grey River Argus, 11 May 1911, Page 3

HOTELS. F.MDREWITT (Late Royal Hotel, Gi^ymoutih). Wisihes to notify all West Coast friends that he hea taken the 1^ qiJEEN'S HOTEL. CORNER OF MANCHESTER AND CASHEL STREETS. CIIIUSRIIIIUII The house has been thoroughly re nova'ted and refu'tfnisihed. SPEICHTS' XXXX ALE ON TAP. line 'travelling public ca>n rely upon ;Jie best att«ntioin and all the comforts of a .home. TARIFF : 5* per day. CILMER HOTEL. GRESSON ST : GREYMOUTH (Opposite the Wharf) MR CHAS. BURRELL (late of Kaitangata) having entered into possession of the above well-known and newly-built hotel, trusts by catering for the public generally in an up-to-date manner to merit a contiau ance of the support extended to this howae. Hoarders can rely upon every attention and the household duties are under the personal supervision of Mrs Burrell. Speight's Beer on tap, and the wines are the BEST procurable. A TRIAL SOLICITED. AUSTRALASIAN HOTEL GREYMOUTH. {Under new Management.) MR, JOE BROWN, late of he Tra« falgar Hotel, Greymouth, tikes this opportunity of announcing to the public of -the West Coast that he has entered into possession of the above well-known hotel, and trusts by strict attention to management to merit support. Winei, Beers, arid Spirits kept are the BEST PROCURABLE. A TRIAL SOLICITED. JOSEPH BROWN Proprietor STRAIGHT TIP. Brown. — "Have just, heard of something good; fairly makes your hair curl." Jones.— "What's that ?" Brawn.— SPEIGHT'S BOTTLED ALE and STOUT. Jones. — "Well don't tell the other fellow. This is the best in the col •ny." T3OWLEY and XZ^EAST BOTTLERS. DOMINION HOTEL. BLACKBALL. JAS. IRVINE Proprietor. THE above hotel, which has recently been built and furniihed throughout in a most modern »tyle, offer* all the comforts of & home o Travellers, Visitor* and Boarders. Every attention paid to their reau ; eEufenie. Bath Rooms: hot and cold wif-*, BiUi*xd Table with efficient manr**. Only the Best of WINES, SPIRIT* and ALES stocked. Letters and telegrams promptly ».- 'ended t« CAFE ROYAL ALBERT STREET, — Now Open as * FIRST-CLASS. ; RESTAURANT & SUPPER ROOMS. EXCELLENT CUISINE. Private' Rooms well and comfertably furnished. HOT DINNERS from 12 to 2 p.au SUPPERS from 7 p.m co 12 p.m. SUNDAY from 7 p.m ,10 11 p.m. GRILLS AT ALL HOURS. PERSONAL SUPERVISION. F. IVEB, PROPRIETOR. (Late of the AMiioa HoteP, ' CLARENDON HOTELe CHRISTCHURCH (Near G.P.O and Cathedral Sauarw.y D. COLLINS Proprietor. T/'ISITORS to Christchurch from ▼ the West Coast could npt do better than put «p at the CLARENDON, however long or short their stay may be. They will find every COMFORT and ATTENTION, a.s it is one of the best conducted hotels ,in New Zealand. THE TARIFF IS MOST MODFT?ATE. Letters and Telegrams Promptly Answered. CRITERION HOTEL GREYMOL'TH (Opposite the Wharf). MR LEWIS SWEET, of Zenhan «md Hobart, and latterly of Wellington has taken over this favourite hotel and will be pleased to see friends, old and new. The 'hotel has been renovated throughout, and offers every, comfort. f \N the BEST LIQUORS stocked. L SWEET: CRITERION MOY€L. OREYMOT7TD THE DOMINION HOTEL. HOKITIKA. MRS PEARN Proprietress TjHE above hotel, whichi has recently been built and furnished throughout in a most modern style, ' offers ill the comforts of a home. The management of the Dominion Hotel is under the personal supervision of Mrs Pearn amd visitors will find BEST WINES AND SPIRITS. (TERMS MODERATE.