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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 3932, 1 December 1899, Page 5

/I.C.L EWIB BAREISTEE & SOLICITOE, TAURAI«»A. ' Mr. Lewis will visit Opotaki, iaketu and Whakatane periodially. - _ t^ONEX" TO LEND on good IJX freehold secarity at cuxent rates of interest. H, A.SHABP, Solicitor, National Bank Building, JTaiiranga. TIMBER^ , pHE tTNDEESIGNED has always J 1 in stock supplies of *■ Seasoned Kauri, l Flooring lining 3hehring Architraves Doors Skirting Sashes Shingles Fruit Cases Pniiri, Riffiu and Kauri Posts. NAILS & CORRUGATED IRON All Kinds of Builders' < Ironmongery. Lime, Bricks and Cement. PAINTS & OILS, WIRE NETTING. FENCING WIRE. Cargo Lots delivered at any i port on the Coast at Special Rates. J. wTGftAY, Strand & Willow-Street, Ta v ra hga. BAY OF PLEHTY WOOD FACTORS All kinds of special Joinery made. Chairs reseated. Agricultural Machinery repairs a speciality. E. DAINES, GARPEBTER & OSDERTAKER, TAUEANGA. LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES". Hamilton Street, Tauranga. j.sSlt. Has pleasure in announcing tbat he has opened the above, having j fixed up everything in first-claup «tyle Good Biding Hacks on Hire, also Buggies (single or double), traj/B gigs, and roadsters. Experienced drivera when required Horses fed and attended to. J. SALT, Blacksmith &c. SPRING ST., TAUEANGA. Royal Mail Line of Coaches fcf-ALTERATION IN TIMETABLE, TAUEANGA TO THAMES IN ONE DAY. (To Btart December 28th., 1898.) Sktwbbk TAURANGA, KATIKATI. WAIHI, I^AEROA AND THAMES Leave Tauranga, Wednesdays and Fridays, 6.30 a.m., arriviDg Tlianies 6.30 p.m. Leave tVaihi Thursdays and Saturdays. 10.50 a.m., after arrival of Thainea-Paeroa Coach> arriving Taurariga 6.30 p.m. TAURANGA TIsPTJKE & ROTORUA Every Tuesday and Friday Both ways. Buggies and Horses on hire to all parts. _ A. 0. GILMAN, Proprietor* Telegrams and letters promptly attended to. r* Authorissd Surveyor, ! licensed under Land Transfer \ Act. | Registered under Goldfields Regulations. Ma^etu awd Tb Puke. Talisman Hotel, (Late Uretara Hotel) KATIKATI. ALFBED SHEPHEED of the Tramway Hotel, Karangahake,has taken over this favourite Hotel, so long carried on by Mr B. MacDonnell. The house has been renovated and refurnished and travellers will have every comfort and attention. BEST BBANDS OF WINES ANDBPIBirS. BHOWN GAIfPBELL*S &&AN^ OOGKSXXXX ALBS &SIOTJT.