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Thames Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 14685, 27 November 1913, Page 8

Hotels J rnHE QUEEN'S TTOTEL, j Proprietor F.'Ohuib. | rpHE New Queen's Hotel, Queen \ JL and Albert Sts., is now open. ; Handsomely furnished and fitted throughout. First class accommodation for visitors and permanent boarders. CUISINE A SPECIALTY. Only Ales and Liquors Stocked Campbell Ehrenfried Famous Beer j on Draught. ! C. &E. Famous Oatmalt Stout. : Electric Light Throughout. ; *Phone No. 141. pOKNW.4LL A-KMiS TTOTEL. Corner of Pollen and Cochrane Sts., Thames. SAMUEL KAHN formerly of the Shortland Hotel (fhamea), and Empire Hotel (Auckland), begs to announce that he has taken over the abbve popular hostelry and hopes to merit a fair share of public patronage by Keeping only the Best Liquors. Drawing the Famous C. E. Ale. Pro Tiding a First-class Table. Having Good Accommodation. SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO UP-COUNTEiY ORDERS. THE POPULAR 'Phone 98.; GO WHERE THE CROWIi GOES VISITOiRS TO THAMES t Should 'Stay at ike OHORTLAND TTOTEiL. W." OANNERI, Proprietor. (Five Minutes from Station.) ( Which has been recently rebuilt and renoviated throughout, bringing'.'it'right up-to-date, and under entirely new management. First-class Table. Cuisine a Specialty. Liquors as fresh as the latest news. Campbell-Ehrenfried Dominion Ale on Draught. W. OAKNJi.R, Proprietor. nOVER^OR TDOWEN TJOTEL. MR T. R. NIXON, Formerly proprietor ■' of the Carpenters Arms Hotel, Auckland, ana Tauranga Hotel, Tauranga, begs to announce that he Has taken over the Governor Bowen Hotel, Thames,.and hopes by courtesy and attention to" the vrauta of cusftomers to merit a continuance of the liberal support hitherto given to this Hostelry. J First class Accommodation, Good J Taibie kept, and every'attention paid. Only Best of Liquors Stocked. Campbell-Ehrenfried Celebrated Ale on Draught. Q IT V n L V B TIG TEL. AUCKLAND. J. F. TWOHILL (Formerly of the Thames.) Desires to intimate that he hai taken over the afoove house, and hopes to retain his predecessor's custom by retailing the genuine article only—of beat available brands.' . . . • , SHORTLAhiD STREET. Auoklanii XT IDD'S pOMM^RCIAL TTOTBL AUCKLAND. ARTHUR BA°H. i Desires to inform the public that he has taken over the *- ibove house. . . . . . . No effort on his part will be spared to maintain the high prestige the house haa always held of supplying nothing but the best. . . . . ... • • TARIFF FROM Bs. PER-. DAY. SHORTLAND STREET, Auckland. ! ~~ " Do you want a really amart and up to date suit equal to beat tailor: j madei If you do come along to Cullen's and get suited.—Advt.