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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XXII, Issue 3167, 10 September 1894, Page 1

%. W vvV A TA"O^ "THROW PHBIC WTHE IMMIS " ANB ' DRINK THE CAT'S HEAD BEER G. H \N°Hlf COMBE. A r\YN fl | '* 88l • * nvau iHPn wffimH \\\ xX HUloliil CX.XX\A. wHBg HhHIIIw XT' 4 HhH HhuhHl X2aLl,]\Jy Prevents Iffl 6. ft. WHI!TCOMBE §B r i n tl'~ a Wll itepmbe begs to draw the attention XiW?" I ®^* 0 J he fine <l ua lity of this Ale and nourishing Stout which he is now supplying to S!i h i S / vu I s i oniers at 7s 6d P er dozen quafts ; pints 4s 6d ; per case ; quarts 7s; pints, 4s. Under tie fatingmehed Patronage of Su Excellency Lord CarringUm, Governor of Mew South Wales, and Lord Onelow, Governor of New Zetland 'T^HE " STAK" is pronounced by its Patrons to be the i best built and best furnished Hotel in the North Island •Private Suites of Apartments for Families* Sample Booms for Commercial Gentlemen. Telegrams receive prompt attention. Coaches leave the Hotel for the Lakes on arrival of all steamers. Special Buggies and Saddle Horses can be obtained for all parts of the country. First-class Sailing and flowing Boats for Pleasure and i Fishing Parties. The Saltwater Bathing Pavilion is within three minutes' walk of the "Star." IMI. KE^EALY, PROPRIETOR. THE TE PUKE HOTEL. ETJ "TRILLING, having purchased the goodwill of the above # Xl» Jl Hotel from Mr Timothy Kenealy, begs to inform the public that he has now entered into possession of the same. E. H. P. is determined to conduct the house in a proper manner, and commercial gentlemen, settlers and the public generally may rely upon receiving every attention Private Ho ottls for families $ vi&itovs. First-class stabling. Horses 21 ml buggies I orli ire. ONLYTHEFINESTBRANDSqFWINisXsPIRITSKEPTINSTOCK. A TRIAL SOLICITED.