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/ PUBLIC NOTICES. GILMER HOTEL. GRESSON ST >:.. GREYMOUTH I. (Opposite jhe Wharf) MR CHAS. BURRELL (late of Kaitangata) having entered into possession of the above well-known aiid newly-built hotel, trusts by catering for the public generally in an up-to-date manner to merit a con tin 1 ance of the rapport extended to this hoase.. j ■ ' « . . . - . Boarders can rely apon every a'fton* tiqn and the household duties are ander the personal sapervisioA of iirt Burrell. Speight's Beer ott tap, and i&* wines are the BEST procurable. A TRIAL SOLICITED. ; ; ■ — '■ — —i ALBION HOTEL I ■ ' GREYMOUTH. RICHARD DUNPHY, late of Reefton. having become proprietor of the Albion Hotel, Greymouth, purpose catering for friends and the public generally in a way which will maintain tha reputation of the hotel aa the . - LEADING HOTEL ON THE WEST COAST. j Everything provided will be of the very ibest quality and patrons can | rely on receiving every attention. Mrs Dunphy will personally superintend tho household management, and the comfort of guests will be properly seen to. The meals, wines, spirits, ales, etc, will be second to none in tbe Dominion r L" GREY RIVER ARGUS." SUBSCRIPTIONS : 6d. per week, delivered 'in town and suburbs, or 9s. per quarter in advance, posted to any part of the Dominion. ADVERTISEMENTS under the following classes— WANTED, TO LET, FOR SALE, LOST AND FOUND, PERSONAL, BOARD AND RESIDENCE— are inserted at the rate of twelve words Is 6d, or three consecutive insertions for 4s 6d. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, 3s each insertion. These anouncGments must be signed; 'by the advertiser. Replies to advertisements will be received at the offices of the "Argus" free of charge. Instruction as to the insertion or withdrawal of advertisements in the "Argus" must be in writing. Notice to withdraw advertisements must be given in writing not latei than 10 p.m. Alterations to standing advertisements must be handed in by 6 p.m. the day before they are required to appear. The proprietors do not hold themselves responsible for non-insertion of advertisements through accident or from other causes. I _j . 1 GOVERNMENT MsuraNCF DEPARTMENT FACT No. I. The GUARANTEE OF THE STATE goes with every Policy issued by the Department. J. EL RICHARDSON, Commissioner R. S. LATTA, Resident Agent Xmas m Hampers DON'T MISS A GOOD THING, . And Try one of our ever-popular 22/6 XMAS HAMPERS Three Bottles Bass' Ale (qts.) Three Bottles Colonial Ale (qts.) Three Bou|es- Guinness' Stout -(qts.) One Bottle Case Whisky. One Bottle Three-star Brandy. : One Bottle Grape Wine. i JUST ARRIVED. UAH our New Season's FRUITS, including Currants, Raisins, Sultanas, Muscattelles, Jordan and Sicily Almonds, Walnuts, Citron, Orange and Lemon Peel, Crystalized Cherries, Angelica ApricQts.Apples", Peaches, Prunes, Figs, etc. Only the highest grade TINNED FRUITS in heavy syrup kept. - . HAMS, BACON AND CHEESE A SPECIALITY. ' Our Wine amd Spirit Department is fully stocked with WINES that are thoroughly matured in wood, and , the Spirits are direct from the best distilleries in the world. Sole Agents for MONTEITH'S GOLD MEDAL ALE, D.C.Lj. and B.L. WHISKIES. M. McDonnell, Box 88. 'Phone 121. WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCER, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.The Dominion Hotel. HOKITIKA. MRS PEARN Proprietress: npHE above hotel, which, has "recent-; ""'■-. ly been buiit and furnished throughout in a most modern style, offers all the comforts of a honr.e. _ The management of the Dominion Hotei as under the personal supervis i<sn of Mrs Pearn and visitors will find it an tdeal home, ' BEST WINES AND SPIRITS. TERMS' MODERATE,,