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Auckland Star, Volume XXVIII, Issue 211, 11 September 1897, Page 6

Hotels. 1 ROYAL HOTE^I thasv.es. I THIS LEADING HOUSE p Situated close to Wharf & Booking Officer I Separate Establishment of 20 Rooms for' 1 Tourists and Ladies. p Spacious SAMPLE ROOMS for Travellers, a} 1 Hotel, also m Pollen-street. I Every Modern Convenience in Hotel. The If Cuisine under an Experienced 11 French Chef. _\ YVines Spirits and Liquors. First quality only, j BEST-CLASS BILLIARD TABLE. Nisrht Porter, Letters and Telegrams promptly 1 " b attended to. ■ m Terms Modei.ate. ALEXANDER JOHNSTOK 1 PROPRIETOR. I "^emTTgh T ' S " I TJAMILTOX TT 0 T El 1 (Late Gwynne's). - || _ . ■ t|| it W. BRIGHT .. ■- PROPRIETOR. B (Late Queen's Hotel, Thames.) V This well-known and popular Hotel has J§ lately been M THOROUGHLY RENOVATED. 6 and offers advantages to the travelling g public second to none in the district X THE COTTAGE, in a charming GARDEN on the banks of §§. the Waikato River, is especially suitaole ffl for families and invalids, where they can B obtain all the QUIET and COMFORTS of 1 HOME. t jj —■ — i'H BOATS ON THE RIVE R. 4 j H Plunge and Shower Baths. , ; M '■-'' I Rivc-r Bathing adjoining the Ground^ if . __ FIRST - CLASS LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES, j Coaches Meet Every Train. g I~E R "O" 0 T E £fj GEORGE LORAM 1 Desires to inform his old friends anil ; patrons that he has become the H Proprietor of the g» PIER HOTEL ALBERT STREET, H AUCKLAND. ! i The house has been thoroughly renovate! 1 and is now second to no family hotel ■ in the city. THE COMFORT OF VISITORS IS MAD?, 0: A SPECIALTY at the PIER, and it is confidently, ll expected that the PIER will shortly M become one of the most popular hostelruq j in the Provincial District of Auckland, kg NIGHT PORTER IN ATTENDANCE, B Painters. • |-| Wn7898 s sninFi a nil Hi BiLLIPPS*SOfI 149 and 151, QUEEN STREET, • jl Have just opened up a large assortment.! . CHEAP PAPERHANGINGS, M SCRIM?. ij| POLISHED, SILVERED and ROUGH : PLATE SHEET and ORNAMENTAh i WINDOW GLASS. | WHITE LEAD, OILS, TURF:. . :■'s VARNISHES and all kinds ... , PAINTERS' MATERIALS. || ARTISTES' m REQUISITES of EVERY DESCRIPTIOJ||| FOR OIL AND WATER COLOUR PAINTING. Sp PICTURE FRAME MOULDINGS. |B GLASS SHADES. !§| I 51W39\1 ®% $™ _?^ **% $"111 P Established 1860. - ||J PAINTER, GLAZIER, PAPERHANGERi §§ SIGN WRITER. DECORATOR, &C ffi HIGH STREET, | Manufacturer Wire Blirds, Lead Lights, Glsfl m Signs, etc. m Mixed Paints for Rouse and Ship use. m BPECIAL BLACK FOR SCHOOL BOARDS- § N.B,—The above executed at very rooderato || charges. Estiaat.— Furnished. —= 1 Saddlery. g . -~y~sj / J. WISEMAN & SON, I Wholesale and Retail W Manufacturers and Importers 0/ I . Saddlery and Harness, | ( 159 & 165. nueen-st, Auckland li '- ——' I Undertakers. i |/^ T I T T L R I j FUNER >L DIRECTOR AND | I EM BALM KB. * | Hobson St, Auckland. I Funerals Furnished at Two Hoc* 8 R Notice in Town ok Country. ft.1. Hearses. Carries, and all Undortake" r Requisites sapnlied at moderate raj < charges, -, ___ COUNTRY FUNKRALS | r . Within a radius of 20 miles al Town VTM* I I N.8.-C. Little hat in? rocoivwl aW tf | loma on the Art of Kmbalnsinp, can J[ \ practical experience continently lel ■_ G mend tho same, whoro it is desirons. " , >■ 1 often 'lie case, to Iceop the remains '°r~, t! f considerable tiui«. espjeifcilr whore **» | j relatives and friends are concerned. f _. i Telephone 561. T. J. M cI To"'ff FUNERAL UNDERTAKER. Hj KARANGAHAPE ROA &fe I FUNERALS FURNISHED WITH Tfll K_ ) AUCKLAND GASKET. »j 1 Telephone 689. || NOTICE OF REMOVAL IL. W. JiMIESOfUxwSSSj Mas RKMQVED from Wellesler^.jjifErp to n«ra contral premises at the JU^' |U , COOK and GREY STREKTS- m 1 , w__m Orders left with J. Jamlwon. Forcst«W^g Karangahape K«ad, will receire !»"» m attentiosi. m