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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XXI, Issue 3072, 24 January 1894, Page 1

I IF.YOUIJKE NICE TEA ASK YOUR GROCER TOR NELSONS r.OLDScSID<ERMEDALS ■■■ CELEBRATED&THE BEST PURE INDIAN CHIUA& CEYLON TEAS I PROCURABLE V * TAURANGA HOTEL, PATRONISED BY H.R.H. The Duke of Edinburgh, K.G., G.C.8., J2.JV., $c,, $c., Sir James Ferguson, Bart., CapU Nesham, JK.JV-, and the Officers of If. M.S. Tauranga, Members of Parliament, $c. This Is the leading Hotel on the East Gout, and was ong famed as " MEKZIES.' THE CTJI2INE is in most competent hands, and will he a feature. The accommodations are in all ways superior. THE DRAWING ROOMS are luxuriousl.v mrnished, and possess "balconies commanding magnificent Land and Sea Vi^ws. THE BED ROOMS are numerous, lofty and airy, and well appointed, with due regard to cleanliness, comfort anr 1 health. THE BATH ROOMS are adjacent to the Bed Rooms. The spacious and well lighted BILLIARD SALOON contains one of ALCOCK'S BEST TABLES. The Stables are roomy and convenient. Saddle Horses, &c, on hire.. COACHES leave this Hotel FOR THE LAKES, THE THAMES AND TE PUREThis is the nearest Hotel to the Resident Magistrate's Court, Post and Telegrap Offices and Yvtoria Wharf . D. A SHE R, Proprietor, Booking office for R, M. Coaches to Katikati, WaiM, Paeroa, Thames, to., jtc. Telephone No. 370. WAVERLEY HOTEL, C x I. PANTER, Proprietor, OUtbN STREET, AUCKLAND. Travellers -will find . cr y Modern Convenience combined with Civility and MwUkt* liltafr $o ma- Wm anfr £jwto d t\z tot |mnis. Jsnorck% I ri^e 1111 %U dbags mi .irnqfit The situation of the Wave i -y renders it specially convenient fop the Travelling Public and Visitors- t.> the City from the Country by train [or steamer. Special Arrangements made or the convenience of Families TE JPcJKE CARRIAGE WORKS. c. & w. spoois cc, Coach-builders, Shoeing-smiths and General Mechanics. — o—~ Vehicles of every description Built, Repaired, Pa nfe and Trimmed at shortest notice and at reasonable . a cc. Farm Implements, Waggons, Drays, Ac, acp t ?alty. Stocks of Iron and well seasoned Timbers \Vt}B on hand. Having been in the trade for 38 years is a Bufficientgau m. « that all work entrusted> us will be executed m TAURANGA SMITH AND CARRIAGfIIfORKS COACH AN D WAGGON FACTORYESTABLISHED OVER 10 YEARS. The undersigned are manufacturers of all classes of Vehicles and -Agricultural Implements. Our well-known reputation as Practical Mechanics and W. P's 27 yeata experience in the Australasian Colonies, justify us in claiming that we can furnish a better ckss of vehicles, consistent with honest wolk at a cheaper rate than any of our competitors. The Public will find it to their advantage to ENCOURAGE LOCAL INDUSTRY Where they can have the pleasure ol seeiDg first-class material and workman* ship put in Vehicles made to their valued orders, N.B.— Vehicles of all descriptions repaired, painted, renovated,|and made to look equal to new. a " . ■ — ■■ ;o: ■ ■■'!■■■ William Parker, DEV onpoot bom>. James Haiia, I . COACH-BULLDEB BLACKSMITH.