(Late Wharf Hot«i) adjoining the railway stat Greymouth, THIS Hotel has been recently rebuilt and is fu*nished and fitted up in the latest modern style throughout. Has lofty and well ventilated bedrooms. Hot and cold baths, &c. Excellent accommodation for Tourists and the Travelling Public. Tariff Moderate. Telephone No 51.- F BOGRS, PacprieiOr.
HOTELS Kiclci's Al - IBCotea, - REVELL STRKET .-.-.• HOKITIKA. (Late Hilldrup's H< t 1.) ELLEN KIDD, Proprietress. fTIHIS WiOl-known and centrally-°itua-_L t r d Be t"l has b°pn considetably enlarged, having; had 15 rooms add d. Private Sitting Rooms, Bith Room (hot and cold -\vat n r) and Balcony. A home for visitors and the travt lling public. A GOOD TABLE KEPT .„ I Travellers can rely on being callud in time for th^ early trains. The very B st of Wines, Al-s, and Spirits Supplied. TERMS MODERATE. RAILWAY HOTEL. Corner of Weld * Sbwell Streets, I HOKITIKA. H. JONES, PROFRIETOR, BEGS TO INFORM ihi people of -Aitika and district th.it he h'ts ' t laKen possession of the above named *jo*el, which has quite recently been rebuilt and atf oids comfortable and homely accommodation to Visitors, Iravellers, and permanent Boarders. lg^* Half a minute's walk from the Railway Station. THE BEST BRANDS Of WINKS and SPIRITS KEPT IN STOOK MODERATE TARIFF. Occidental Hotel, WHARF STREET, HOKITIKA, AFFORDS COMFORTABLE ACCOMMODATION for permanpnt Boardera and the Travelling Public. Hot and Cold Baths. Commercial Room?, &c. Moderate Tariff. Good Six Stalled Stable. ONLY THE BEST BRANDS OF WINES & SPIRITS KEPT IN STOCK. F. WOOLH OUS E, Proprietor, B IT O G-'S KUMARA HOTEL, MAIN STREET, KUMARA. rriHE PROPRIETOR wishes to anJL nounee that he has just completed extensive alterations to his well and favourably known hotel, winch will be found one of the most completf on the Coast. Private Sitting Room*, Billiard Room, Sbowor and Plunge Baths, and every convenience. Livery and Bait Stables. Horses, coaches, and traps always nn hire. The choicest brands of wines and spirits always in stock. JAMES BUCcTpBOPBIETOB. Under The Prince and Patronage, of Vl^^^H^^r Princess ot HOTEL CECIL (late Searl's) Opposite Government Railway Station, ' Wellington, New Zealand. HAVING purchased Mr Searl's interest in the above Hostelry, I have pleasure in announcing to Visitors and Travellers to Wellington that every attention will be given to those patronising the HOTEL CECIL.. The fait of the Hotel being immediately opposite the Railway Stations and the Government BuiMings and Parliament House, and its central city position, commands the attention of visitors to the Kmpire City. The hotel is so well and favourably known that space will not permit to fully describe the mansion. Suffice to say that prompt attention will be given to all letters and telegram.-. Ttte beautiful Lawn and Grounds attached to the Hotel are in themselves a great attraction and convenience to patron 9. Licensed Porters meet all the mail trains, and also steamers arriving at the Queen's Wharf. Night Porters in attendance. Post Office Box, 372. Telephone 854 and 1400. Telegraphic Code : "CECIL."' F. M'PARLAND- Proprietor. [ A CARD.] I T. L, Ralfe, UNDKU T A X E AND MONUMENTAL MASObi Stafford Street, Opposite Railway Station LEAD LETTERING A SPECIALITY. [Telephone No. 55] FUX! FUX! MJ. aiARDON of SOUTH SPIT • HOKLTIKA begs to notify (hit be is a PURCHASER for CASH of GRE^N FLAX in any quantity. Delivery taken on the Hokitika wharf or at the mill, Mahinapua Ci-eek Any standing 11 ix available will be negotiate or as it stands Tun Er ficacy of Chamberlains Pain Balm in the relief of rheumatism is beng demonstrated daily. If troubled wr.h this painful disease procure a hot lie at once. One application relieves the pain. Sold by J. Cheaney & Co, Wholesale Agents*
HOTELS, TO WEST COASTERS: COCKAYNE'S CHRIS rCHUKCn . Near Railway WlaMon. Manchester St. is replete with All Modern Improvements, and contains 52 single at.d 20 double bedrooms, all of wlrch are unusually a ; ry ar.d we l ! equipped. Public and Private Sitting R ioin.l. B-Uhrooais and Lavatories fitttd with Hot and ('old Water. There are a'so 50 more bedrooms in the cour«t j of erection, flics making, when completed, i thpLA.HGK-T AXT> BEST appoink-d PRIVATE HOTEL ip X. w Zealai d. G< neial Tariff on appl c t on. itSl'g. COtJltigygJ<B Proprietress THE "MEW" CRITERION ToSIT Gloucester Street, CHRISTU HURCH. I J AYTNG been euiireiy rebuilt is % t NOW OPEN TO TH" PUBLIC. Elecric Light has been installed in every room throughout the building, and the entire hotel is newly turnished. Uun vailed Accommodation for Travellers, Tourists and Families. Special Arrangements for Theatrical Companies Cuisine on most liberal scale. Choicest Liquors. Tirms on application. Night Porter kept. W. BUENIP, Tel. 904. Owner and Licensee. Ce-MYi! HC T .\L HOTrL i,>,, vr .-'} Street. JOHN CAMERON I &E«S To INFCP^ i.:r. Oil ruei.Js * S feuJ the Public tii.it he his ay-nn t TAKiON POSBESoION cf the Above | W-.1l Known Hotc! v,Lerc a TToartj \v.-'-cooie wiil be Es^end^d to all. Nona but the Veiy Boat Brands Ales, Wines and Spirits. Tao very be3t Accommodation to Travellers. Li /cry and Bait Kt»hleE. JOFfN CAMERON, Pror riftor KFLLER'S HOTEL, Hokitika. /Hi YjToßum&PtMsotifi N ONE HUNDRED YEARS OLD ! TAKE PEARSON'S i PEPTO-CHLOR FOR Indigestion Dyspepsia, AND ALL KINDRED TROUBLES. HAS CURED THOUSANDS WILL CURE YOU. Reml N Z Te>iitnoim!s. All Clh'iu ; m.-> .md tt jres, 4, b.tile. Whohf.ile Agent-) — * ' "Kemuihorue Pr~»>er <& Co ,P. HayuianH&lCo., H. H. Stevens.}
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West Coast Times, Issue 13079, 5 January 1904, Page 1
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