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Auckland Star, Volume XXVII, Issue 19, 23 January 1896, Page 2

Betels! 1[ |; CORNER ON B {JSJBEN'ST. and CUSTOM-ST, g, fif It ls difficult to find hotel accommoaau.,,. H Auckland which combines the throe ■ essentials to comfort, both of mind ami £*$ §§ namely— ■■■™i H CONVENIENCE. CLEANLINESS R I AND ECONOMY; ' ■ || ', but it Is not impossible, for this c»b Man«j, I . now hs had' at "«wwij R ! THE THAMES HOTEL I This well - known house has racentlv __«_, II RENOVATED FROM TOP 'CO BOTToVTi H Is in every way suitable for the AcwmmofoKJ m of visitors to Auckland from the country !o» R limited time or for permanent boarders H Everything haa been done to make the W. H comfortable, and the present proprietor »w' m carefully fostering the refreshment part of a II business, is also desirous that the hotel <<iv_lv! if 1 be known as A GOOD HOUSE TO Llvp rS H WITH COMFORT, and at a REASOnYbIb ■ 1 FIRST-CLASS WINES AND SPIRITS, I EHRENFRTED'S WELL-KNOWN it ALES ON DRAUGHT. j g john~handl PROPRIETOR. 1 ROYAL MAltl FAMILY AND COBEBSEKCIAI, 1 HOTEL, I AUCKLAND, 1 ROBERT SCOTT, Proprietor,] The royal mail hotel I PAEROA. I Proprietor - G. R. CROSBY. I ' Thia HOTEL is just completed, and is ft» 1 largest and best furnished in the Ohinemuii ■ district. B SAMPLE ROOMS for Commercial Seatlt- I men. The MENU is flrst-clasa. everjtlibi 1 provided that is obtainable. B This lintel is the headquarters of the Rayal I Mail Coaches, running between Thames, To i Ars-ha. Waihi and T.uranga. m Large LIVERY and BAIT STABLE. Bujcgies and Saddle Morass can be obtained to all para of the district. Telegrams addressed to 6. CROSBY, Pro. prieter, will receive prompt attention. Good paddecks and accommodation for horn BALLARAT HOTEL, amommi, Has just been takem over by PATRICK O'BRIEN I (Late of Queen's Hotel, Thames). 1 Old and new friends invited to pay a visit 1 STAB AND CARTER HOTEL I COROMANDEL. I W. N. STEHK - Peopbietos. I Having thoroughly RKNQVATJSD the aboT« I hostelry, W.N.S. is prepared t© offer first-cltta I ACCOMMODATION, combined with reason. I able tariff, to the travelling publßß. P •Baa from steamer passes door. Telssra 1 punctually attended te. i SEDDOM'S LAKE VIEW, | Overlooking ..." Pa, Boiling: Springs aad I RO'i OEUA LAKE. j TERMS- 20s Per Week, or 5s Per Day* I SPECTAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR LENGTH. I ENED RESIDENCE & FAMILIES. 1 Cuisine a Speciality. J References throughout New Zealand andthi 1 Australian Colonies from previous visitors. H No Touts Employed at Auckland or Eotora H Railway Stations or Steamers. B No Ten Per Cent. Coupons Accepted. I. NOTE.-ASK FOR SEDDON'S AND SSE I YOU ARE LEFT THERE. I E. A. SEDDON, Proprietress, I GhTl dren's home;! VERMONT St.. PONSONBY. 1 Donations in aid of the above Institution, In' I Goods or Loft-off Clothing, will be thankfully I received at Thk Home, and Cash Donations will bo Kladly received by any of the officMS o! the Union Free CHtrßca, or by the Treasure!, C. B. STONE. Queon-utreet ' The Home is o®ea to visitors any day oi tha | week flasfeep Mercbaats. j THE oo:m::f_a__n"-2' (LIMITED), Customs-st. West, Auckland| KJEEP IN STOCK 3,000,000 FEET o. SEASONED TIMBER. ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS deslrou.)* 1 maintain a reputation for good work _nou» 1 specify TIMBER, FLOORING, LtNM. I MOULDING. DOORS, and SASHES must M g supplied from the EAURI TIMBER COi- ■ ■ PANY (LIMITEK). HOUSE OWNERS AND INTENDING BUILDERS should also see that their best «• terosts are served by insisting upon setting" their Timber from t he KAURI TIMBER iM' I PANY (Limited), who have at all times M" I stocks of THQEOUGIILY-SBASONEiI I XIMBSR. I TIMBER MERCHANTS. Architraves. Skirting, Mouldings. TtmW| Joinery, Bric'.s and Lime, at very ; lowesi prices. j LARGE STOCKS OF SEASONED TO®'®, All orders receive our pepaonal scpsitMosi LEYLAND, «N, & Mil 6IHLAM, SAW. AND PLANING M^ls 1 . COHSOM3 Street Wjkr. Annsuxo- B. fVWB BEST BLACKSMITH'S SHO? | roB B E__oaM.B_.o_.r_.© and At. Kco» , H s General Ironwork h ,W. J. LYTTLE'S, Blacksmith 1 I JUHOTION IRON WORK& I fRBBMAN'fI BAY, I 4*7C.___-___n>. §§