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Auckland Star, Volume XXVIII, Issue 255, 3 November 1897, Page 6

Hotels. E XCHANGE- ~~J^ ONEHUNGA. MRS A. A. BARKER f (Late of Wellington and Wa^ ■' • : having purchased the interest n?B^..- ---: proprietor Mr J J. Benis On> Ik? W acquaint the residents of Onehi, es S the public generally that thf "Sa m | are being thoroughly renova*?!6lll^ keeping none but the ' ; BEST WINES. SPIRITS and BEto desires a continuance of J^ patronage so liberally accoL,^ J the past. ea m j s "DRIGH T'S JJAMILTON" jj 0^ (Late Gwynne's). W. BRIGHT .. .. PROPR lET(I6 (Late Queen's Hotel, Thames) ™ This well-known and popular How lately been THOROUGHLY RENOVATED and offers advantages to the traveir public second to none in the district" 1 THE COTTAGE in a charming GARDEN on the banks the Waikato River, is especially suitaw! for families and invalids, where they ' obtain all the QUIET and COMFORT*r! HOME. ' BOATS ON THE RlVer, Plunge and Shower EathV River Bathing adjoining the Ground FIRST - CLASS LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES Coaches Meet Every Train. (OPPOSITE DOMAIN); '-; WHITAKER, STREET, TB" ABQHtf P. O'MEAGHEPv....Proprietor. (Late of Lake Hotel, Takapunai Thi3 house has just been built," Is dlwfli opposite and commands a first-class *S ' of the Domain and picturesque sanmk Ings. The Furniture is alsd braSK and of the latest deslgnT 7 CAMPBELL AND EHEENFRIffis "PRIZE BEER." ON DRAUGHT AND IN BOTTLES,,j WINES AND SPIRITS OF THE BISB BRANDS ONLY. " BEST TABLE IN THE TOWN. Note the Address— OPPOSITE DOMAIN, WHITAKERgT1 TE AROHA. ROYAL HOTll] THAEVIES. THIS LEADINa HOUSE Situated close to Wharf & BooKmsOTOlt Separate Establishment of 29-RtaasfoT' S ...... Touristeand Ladies.-- , ? Spacious SAMPLE ROOMS for Traveta, i{ ; Hotel, also in Pollen-street Every Modern Conrenience in HoteL Bi|'i!j Cuisine under an Experienced 1 French Chef. Wines, Spirits and Liquors. Hntqußlity^ BEST-CLASS BILLIARD TABLE. | Night Porter, Letters and Telegrams prompflj attended to. Teems Modtsrate. alexakde¥~jomsto^ PROPRIETOR. ] Timber Merchants. ■XT HEKAURI TIMBER CO! LIMITED. Customs-st. West, Auckland, KEEP IN STOCK 3,000,000 FEET of - I SEASONED TIMBER ARCHITECTS and BUILDERS desirous ti maintain a reputation for good work Am specify TIMBER, FLOORING, LINLW MOULDING. DOOES and SASHES must » suppKed from the KAURI TIMBIB CO* PANY (LIMITED). HOUSE-OWNERS AND ffiTBSDg BUILDERS should also see that their v»» terests are served by insisting upongetW their Timber from the KAURI TIMBEBCU* PANY (Limited), who have at aUtimes'^ Btocks of THOROUGHLY-SEASOSW TJMBEK. The Leyland O'Brien Timber Company, Limited Architraves. Skirting. Mouldings, TimW Joinery, Bricks and Lime, at very lowest prices. LARGE STOCKS OF SEASONED Tfflßffi All orders receive our personal supervis""THE LEYLANDO^RIEN TIMBER COMPANY, LDIITED. STEAM. SAW & PLANING MIIJ& CUSTOMS STREET WEST. AUCKLA 1® PARKER, T AMB & Q°* TIMBER MERCHANTS, CUSTOMS ST. WEST, AUCKLANDTIMBER, JOINERY, ARCHITBAVES MOULDINGS. SKIRTING VENEERS OF FANCY N.Z. WW»» PURIRI POSTS, BRICKS AND J^AT LOWEST PRICES. All Orders receive our Personal Superb WIDE BOARDS A SPECIAiTT 1* Telephone 826. _^> mo p>|RESERVE THE Jj ASSISTANCE^WHEN REQUIRED This is tme Wisdom. . Tho Testfiig of the Sight and Supply » Spectacles have special BatuZ^o, T. PEACOCK, Ophthalmic vk\ Shostjland-stbeet. . cte dfcf S3- Astigmatic and other defectsl^ , Special Lenses to meet ea&£'^ i ArtMdal Eyes.of all Colows »8 / Oppobixe the Post Ctf« Uft#