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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume IV, Issue 349, 12 January 1876, Page 2

THE THDROUGH-BEED ENTIHE. "TATLEIi" Will' Stand at Poiki during the present Season.. Tatleb, by Traducer (imported) ;: dam, Lady Jane Grey,, by St. Aubin (imported); g d Medora, by Glendower, Arab (imported). Traducer, by Libel ; dam, Arethusa, by Eli. Libel, by Pantaloon ; dam, Pasquinade,, sister to Touchstone. St Aubyn (half-brother to the Flying Dutchman),, by Bay Middleton; dam, Black. Agnesj by Velocipede. Tatler is a large boned Black Grey Horse, standing 16 hands ; rising five years old. Terms: — £3 3s per single Mare; two or more, by arrangement. Good. Paddock accommodation at 2s 6d' per week. Every care taken, but no responsibility incurred. G. B. MORRIS. r j'HE Proprietor of the Matata Hotel, Richmond, begs to intimate to the travelling public that liehas engaged the services of a OOMBET.ENT BLACKSMITH. Horses Shod at Current Rates. FOR SALE— The largest, best situated, and most commodious Family Residence in Tauranga, j with all requisite offices, stable, &c. jor sale— The following Choice Small Farm Sectionsmust be sold speedily : 240 Acres at Wairoa 80 Acres at To Fuua. FOR SALE— i Good Business Sites in Town Valuable Native Reserves at Katikafci. FOR SALE— Cattle of all descriptions always on Sale ; also Sheep, Hacks, aud Draught Horseß. Grazing in Good Well-watered Paddocks for all kinds of Stock. Terms reason* able. Cash Advances made or. Goods or Stock consigned for Sale. li. C. JORDAN, AUCTIONEER, LICENSED LAND BROKER SURVEYOR & VALUATOR. Tub Stra.no, Tauranga. J^ETTS' B'I'AEIES, 1876. Toy Books Prayer Books Hymnals JUST OPENED. "Bay of Plenty Times" Office. _____ ______ WELLEiLES and RUTLAND STREETS, AUCKLAND. GEORGE A. AVEY T3EG3 to intimate to his numerous friends -*-* and the public that the above centrally situated Hotel is now opened. As a Commercial and Family Hotel, this elegant building specially commends itself to settlers, being Qtted up and furnished regard' less of expense, and with all the latest improve ments requisite to ensure to the traveller or to families all the comforts and convenience of a home. The Sleeping and Private Apartmedts are lofty and airy, and furnished in a most superior manner, and ihe Public Rooms are also provided with every regard to the requirements of visitors. There ia also a handsome Billiard Room furnished with a newly imported Table from England, ■ I HOT AKD COLD BATHS. PARK HOTEL, WELLEBLEY and RUTLAND STREETS, AtTCEIAND. Q T A B HOTEL, ALBERT SIREET, PATRICK GORMAN (Late of the Alexandra Hotel, Parnell), Having taken tho above Bplendid Hotel, begs to announce that no attention on his part shall be wanting to render it what ita size and accommodation entitle it to be, the leading Hotel iv Auckland., To through Travellers by the mail steamers, and to settlers from the country, the Star Hotel may be specially recouimbuded. Its bedrooms and private apartments are feoond to none, and its proximity to tho Wharves, Markets, and Public Buildings, constitute another great recommendation. None but the best brands of Spirits and. Cigars. The Billiard Saloon is lofty and well ventilated. Tho Table is one of Alcock's best, and the oues and other accessories- are first-class. .> A UCKLAND VENETIAN BLIND ,1L MANUFAOrORY. M. HORTON BUSBY, BLIND-MAKER AND WIRE-WORKER. Wholesale and ' Retail,. ! VENETIAN HOUSE, Cook- and, Geey. Streets, Auckland,. N.Z.