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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, 22 June 1911, Page 25

FOXTON. ~ — - —— '■ ■ r ft ftewi» pOST OFFICE HOTEL, FOXTON. BEST OF WINES AND SPIRITS. ONLY BPEIGHT’S BEER. Coaches leave Hotel for Shannon and Levin twice dally. FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION FOR TRAVELLERS. W. F. GRAY .. Proprietor. yj| ||{ HIW h . j j UrfW o rlfil w iH OSR"" BLIJPi j i -I MJILL -W yyHYTE’S HOTEL, FOXTON. The recognised house for Commercial Travellers. This Hotel offers superior accommodation to Travellers, and is a first-class family house In every respect. Letters and telegrams promptly attended to. Only the best of Ales, Wines and Spirits stocked. W. J. WHITE proprietor.

GBEYMOUTH. S’ El I Q I L M E R HOTEL, GRESBON-STREET, GREYMOUTH (Opposite the Wharf). CHAS. BURRELL ... Proprietor (Late of Kaitangata). The Gilmer Hotel is a newly-built, up-to-date Brick Hotel, with every modern convenience. Boarders 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. Good Table, charges moderate. A Trial Solicited. ■■ G“ —— l ub HOTElij MAWHERA QUAY, GREY MOUTH. Right oppoelte steamer landing. Excellent Aci'SSLEi ■>■piliS'l commodatlon for "" PubTe e “" ,< Only the Best Brands of Ales, Wines and spirits kept. Hot and Cold Baths. Tariff, 5s per day. ALEX. LENNIE . . Proprietor. '* ■«■■■ -■ ■ - •<'.>daEser-'- w— “ - -A. ■ '| aagggMi rpHE EMPIRE HOTEL, GREYMOUTH. J- Centrally situated between Railway Station. G.P.0., Municipal Buildings and Wharf. The Empire Hotel has recently been renovated and re-furnish-ed, and now offers the travelling public the most Comfortable Accommodation and a Good Table at moderate rates. The Empire being a "free house,” patrons can rely upon getting the very best brands of Wines and Spirits and Draught and Bottled Ales. —JAMES P. BEIRNE. Proprietor.

I ASK FOR !; Champion i . Ale j and see that you get it, ; j