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Grey River Argus, 13 May 1911, Page 7

HOTELS. * - F. M DREWITT 1 (Lat« Royal Hotel, Gr«ymouth). Wiish«s to notify all West Coast friends that he has taken the QUEEN'S HOTEL. CORNER. Q? MANCHESTER AND ' CASHEL STREIETS. €HRIST€HIIR€ft 'Dhtt house has-.: been thoiroughly re novated and x^fuiaiisihed. - SPEICHTS' XXXX ALE ON TAP. Tihe 'travelling- public can rely upon the best attention and all the -pomforts of a home. TARIFF: 5a per day. GILMER HOTEL. ' ' GRESSON ST : GREYMOUTfI (Opposite tke Wharf) ' MR CHAS. BURRELL (lake of . Kaitanarata) haying- ont«r«d into possession of tie" above : %«11-fc»own aad a«wly-built hotel, trasts by catering- for the public generally in an up-to-dat» mauner to m«rit. a cratiau anc« of the support extended to this house. '■ ; v Vozrdcts can r«ly tipom every" ' attention, aid the household duties are ■'«■- I der tk« personal supervision efc'Mrs BurreU. - Speight's Beer oft tap, an^- the wises ar« th« BEST prpcorable; : 7 A TRIAL SOLICITED^ AUSTRALASIAN HOTEL t[ GREYMOUTHv {Under new Management.) MR JOB BROWN, late of rhe Trafalgar. Hater, Greymouth^^akes this opportunity of announcing >te the public ,:-of -the West Coast that he- has entered into possession of the-'akpve well-known hotel, and trusts by; s^ttict abtention to mantgemerit to - ; merit support. . ■ ■ .-.■■ . -. :._:■ - Wines, Beers, aud Spirits' 'kepi'' are the BEST PROCURABLE. # A TRIAL SOLICITED. JOSEPH BROWN ... ...1.. Pr©iHi?t.r STRAIGHT TIP. Brown.— "Ha^ : '. _.'; jy^tl.^iieard l.'... of something ijood,; fairly vmakes^ojii hair curl.'.' ' I Joneg.— "Waat f 3 tkat?'l./;o ■.. " : ■ '. Brawn.— SPEIGHT'S BOTTLED ALE and STOUT. Jones.~"W«ll don't tell tke other fellow. Tais is tbe best in the coJe«y." OeWLEY and J£EAST BOTTLERS.. DOMINION HOTEL. \ BLACKBALL. -, JAS. IRVINE Propfottor." fTIiHE above hotel, which h«» r*ce*> X W been built «nd furnuhed throughout in a tnoix modem style, offer* «J1 ihm ootnforts of «. home io TraveUers. . Vi«'toM »n<f Boarders. Every attention paid ib'itfadr re«»'r«tommitz, -. ■•■:..- . .:..-■ ;•/-...:.. -^ ? Bath Room# : hot ftntt ooid w*wr. Billiard Table wfth efficient mait*K Only the Beit of WINES, SPlßlTsiand ALES stocked. ■/■ Leu*rs 9 rid tvtegraaui promptly sJu tended to CAFE ROYAI| ALBERT STREET. — Now Open ai » ' f FIRST-CLASS. RESTAURANT & SUPPER ROOMS. ' EXCKLLE^T CUISINE. Private Rooms} well and cemfert.-. ably furni»ked. / U HOT DINNERS from IS t» 2 p.aii SUPPERS from 7 p.m to 12 p.m? SUNDAY from 7 p.m to 11 *:jm"v: GRILLS AT ALL HOURS: ' . ii PERSONAL SUPERVISION. -• F. IVEB, X V PROPRIETOR. } (Late of the Allbioa Hotel I t CLARENDON HOTEL. -; CHRISTCHURCH - (Near G.P.O and Cathedral Squaiv.y D. COLLINS Pro>ri«tor. ■\7ISITORS to Christchurck' from v th« West Coast could cot de bettti than put spat the CLARENr DOK, however long or short *fietr stay may be. They will find every' COMFORT and ATTENTION,. »s .it is one of tke best conducted hotels in New Zealand. ■'■£■- ,-. . ,•; j_ . -p &, ■ THE TARIFF IS MOST MODER'^ ' ' . ATE.-' ; - " '■".-'•. ■>>'• Le::ers and Telegrams Promptly 1: Answered. . „ ;.\ ;~: ' f' CRITERION HOTEL f GRETMOtTH ;V (Oppofiite the Wharf). % ',-. %;' MR LEWIS SWEBT, of Z^nan and Hobart, and Utterly of Wellington has taken over tbis favourjife hotf>l and wil] b© pleased to see friendly old and.new., „ -i-' I'he Eot«>l 'has been renovated! tkroaghout. -'and offers every oorafort: ; '/■■ "•'- the BEST LIQUORS «took^. L ; JSWGFT: CRITERION HOVfiLv GREYMOT7TH. THE DOMINION HOTEL. % HOKITIKA. V ' f MRS PEARN r :..,^!rowciejx<^s npiHE above hotel, which) has, rece«£X ly been . built and :"■■ furßiib7eS thiroug-kout in a mo»t modern style," offers ill the comforts of a home. 1 The ..management of jihe. Dominipn Hotel is riiJider .the per *j>nail superyisionof Mrs Peafn and visitors will find \BEST WINES AND -SPIRITS. ; TERMS MODERATE.