Drottljj, CRITERION HOTEL, NAPIEE. tFAYING acquired fLe Lease of " «- the above Well-known and First-class Hotel, I am uow prepared to receive Tourists. Visitors to Napier, Commercial Men, and Families. Visitors and the Pnblic can rely that the old-established reputation of tbi? House will be fully maintained and excelled if possible. The House has been thoroughly overhauled and re-furnishcd where necessary. Private Suites of Apjtrtrnenls ran be engaged by wire, which will be promptly attended to. The Commercial Room contains the latest and best of the English, Australian, and New Zealand periodicals and newspapers. First-claas Sample Rooms. The Criterion is the stopping and starting place of the Taupo Coaches, and is the recognised Cook’s Tourist Agency House. 203 M. RYAN, Proprietor. PEDDEE’S CLUB NAPIER, HOTEL, Opposite Post and Telegraph Offices, Napier. Booking Office for Messrs Crowther and M‘Cauley and K. Robertson lines of Coaches through Hot Lakes District. 200 THO3. PEDDIE, Proprietor. ALBION HOTEL, HASTIN G S-3TREET. "JOSEPH EOULSTON, late of the * " Victoria Hotel, Napier, and the Settlers Arms, Ormondvllle, begs to inform his friends and the public that he has just taktm over the Albion Hotel, opposite the ’Bus Com pony’s stables, and that he has entirely renovated th House THE VERY BEST BRANDS OF WINE ALES. SPIRITS, &c.. Are on hand, and EXCELLENT STABLING IS ATTACHED. The Rooms having been Renovated and Refurnished, TRAVELLERS may obtain First-class Accommodation. Luncheon (a speciality) from 13 to UP TO DATE. Fyon travel from Napier to Walpawa by rail, count every grey horse to be seen on each side of the line, then multiply by thirteen, and it frill give yon the nnmhf. hat dine at the CALEDONIAN UOTfi Daily. Tbce. Un best “ repas " Napier pour un schilling ARTHUR ITCABTNEY 211 Mai ire d Hotel EDMUND SMITH, CROWN HOTEL, PORT AHURIPJL 212 CARLTON CLUE. HASTINGS. TUMILY AND COMMERCIAL J- HOTEL. P. GORMAN Peopeictoe. 213 PACIFIC HOTEL HASTINGS H. 0. CAULTON, Peopeietoe. fJ'HIS well-known and Family Hotel i has Just been connected by Telephone ■with Napier, and the Proprionr begs loinform his numerous Patrons tha me manama is always at their disposal. i’ho Hotel contains a laige number at spacious and well-ventilated Sitting-rooms, Bedrooms, Bathrooms, &a, besides Private Sitting-rooms for Families. In connection with the Hotel are TEN ROOMY LOOSE BONES For Horses in Training, Besides Stabling for the Travelling Public with a Man in Charge, WINES SPIRITS AND BEERS, Of the Best Brands MINERAL WATERS. A full Stock of the following Waters kept APOLLINAIU3, PUPJRL T.TTHTA, AND POTASH, For the Liver, Gout, and Rh c Spacious Billiard Room. H. O. CaULTON, Peopeietoe. 211 MASONIC HOTEL ANEVXEKE. MRS E. ALLABDICE _ PBOPHtETESaa I'HIS Splendid Hole affords first* ass Accommodation o 3 Commercials, Families a d tha Travelling Public. THE DINING-ROOM IS UNSURPASSED nly the Best Liquors Kept- Auckland and Dunedin Beer on Draj ght. First-claas Billiard and Sample Rooms. GOOD STABLING AND PADDOCKDTQ ACCOMMODATION. With Loose-boxes. Horses and Buggies on Hire at nett Notice. 215
COACH AM HOUSES HOTEL IAEAWESi. FEED. HKRRTES ... MAHAflim HAS much pleasure in informing Tourists and Travellers that the above Hotel, which has been lately built and contains Twenty-four Rooms, is now in full swing. Those who have lately been through the line state that the House has the Best Appearance between Napier and Rotorua. SPLENDID LOFTY BEDROOMS, Single and Double, GOOD BALCONY GIVING SPLENDID VIEW OF SURROUNDING COUNTRY. BATHROOMS FOE T.ATmca AND GENTLEMEN Fitted up in the meet Modem Style. PRIVATE SITTING ROOMS The Stopping Place of the TAUPO ROYAL MATT. COACHES. The Hotel is connected with Messrs Cook and Sons, Tourist Agents, whose Coupons are accepted. SPLENDID STABLING ACCOMMODATION, And Large Paddocks with plenty of Grass for Travelling Stock. HOT MINERAL BATHS ON THE GROUNDS. The Bath Houses have been newly erected and are now completed. Families coming np during the winter months will find every Convenience at Moderate Charges. GOOD SHOOTING IN SEASON FRED. BERRIES, MANAGER 216 gjtrttccg. R L. MIGHT HASTINGS TIMBER YARDS, PRODUCE AND HARDWARE STORES. YARD GOODS IN STOCK AT HASTINGS AND DANEVIRKE. AOft OOfl FEET befogs AND BUILi ING TIMBER, in Totara Pine Rimu, MacaL Palings, sawn or split. Gothic, pointed square, dressed or undressed. Totara Posts and Strainers, Split Shingles, Firewood *nd Coal, Bricks and Lime, Coke and CharuisL IRONMONGERY Redcliffe Corrugated Iron, Kidgtng, and Spouting (looking Ranges, Regises Grates, Barbed and Plain Fencing Wire, Staples, Wire Netting, Colna, NeatsfooL Lard; Dark, Axle, and Paint Oils, Mixed Paints, Turps. Dryers, Red and White Lead Lawn Mowers, Scrim and Paper hangings. Spades. Axes, Picks and Shovels Slashers, Brass Foundry, Car* pentere’ Tools, General Building Iron" mongery. Best Sheep Foot-rottingKniveß* Station Requisites of all kinds. Flower Pots, &a, &c. I
BOILING WATER IN S5 SECONDS. Sole Agent for Hawke s Bay.• TARAWERA WATER BOILEE, Bath Heaters with Gas or Kerosene Burners. ALL LINES AT LOW RATES, Delivered at any Station between Nattier Wellington, and Wanganui. agentsouth BRITISH FIRE AND MARI INSURANCE COMPANY, TAMAET SAWMILL COMPANY. B - L. K^GHT. 'rvraa iUIBER YARDS. HARD ' AND PRODUCE STORES. 221 TIMBER THE TAMAKI SAWMILL COMPANY. 600,000 FEET OF FIRST- . - - _ _ CLASS BUILDING TIMBER In Stock, inclnding 80,000 feet of Stacked aiß Filitted and Flooring, 20,000 fee* Of DRY PINK SHELVING froml2to 18 x L MATAI FLOORING and Rosticatod Weather Boards, Building and Bridge Timber, Cut to Order on the Shortest Notice at our TAMAKI SAWMILLS. Customers can rely upon getting the!* Orders Executed Promptly and tha ml-First-class Timber will be sent. TI.M HER delivered in Railway Trucks any Railway Station between Napier and Wellington at Lowest Current Rates. AGENTS J. Irvine.. E Bucksian B L. Knight - _ Napier - - Kalkora Order should be addressed THE MANAGER TAMAKI SAWMILL fN eANsmsß, m
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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 9735, 18 July 1894, Page 4
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939Page 4 Advertisements Column 5 Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 9735, 18 July 1894, Page 4
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