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Bush Advocate, Volume I, Issue 71, 18 October 1888, Page 1

Hotels. MAKOTUKU HOTEL. TRAVELLERS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC WILL FIND THIS ONE OF THE BEST HOTELS IN HAWKE'S BAY. Shower and Plunge Baths, With Private Suites of Roonu For Families. THE PROPRIETOR HAS NO Hesitation in Stating that there is iip Hotel with SUCH MODERATE CHARGES. -Wines' Spirits, and Cigars are the best procurable. Dunedin Ale always on tap. Superior Stable AccommodV tion, : with Good Paddocking. Saddle Horses on Hire. R. ESSEX,' Proprietor. -TTTT HENDERSON, Occidental Hotel Napier Comfortable Accommodation .ior Travellers. Al TEMPERANCE HOTEL, Near Railway Station, Olive Square, Napier.) JOHN DALE, tl (Late of Christchurch) HAVING taken the above Hotel in which he is making every improvement, hopes by strict attentionto business to merit a fair share of Patronage. Travelleis will find every convenience. Bath and Reading Rooms, use of Piano Chargesri stctly moderate. [cakd.] By corresponding with the above Proprietor, engagements for male or female Servants in town or country may be had free of charge, both to employers and employed. Letters punctually attended to. Sawmills. DANEVIRKE-MANGATERA ' SAW AND PLANING MILLS Connected to • Railway by Siding. J. ALLARDIOE, Proprietor. : npHESEEJctensive Mills -ate; now I in full 8 wing, and prepared to supply well-cut BRIDGE AND BUILDItf G TIMBEft, . (Both rough and planed) At the shortest notice and the lowest ruling prices. A . large stock of TOTARA, Rirnu,Matai, and White Pine always on I ■ . hand. Special orders of Rata, Maire, Honeysuckle, and other New Zealand Woods promptly attended to. Address : J. Allardioe, Danevirke, ) i h IyTAKOTUKU SAWMILLS. " A. J. CRAWFORD having taken over the above Mills and Plant is y prepared to execute orders for TOTARA AND OTHER TIMBERS On the ' Shortest Notice and Most FAVORABLE TERMS. T. and G. and RUSTICATED TIMBER [■ Can be supplied in • any quantities from the mills. All Orders addressed to A, J. CRAWFORD, . Makotuku, h Will receive prompt attention,