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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume I, Issue 78, 8 January 1881, Page 1

E'GMONT HOTEL, Hawera. Excellent accommodation for travellers and boarders. - The liquors of the very best brands. Livery and bait stables. Buggies and saddle horses on hire. Ordinary at 1 o'clock. Cobb and Co.'s office. A. OWEN, Proprietor. HAWERA HOTEL. "TOHN PROSSER, Proprietor. First-dlass accommodation for boarders and travellers. Bath rooms. i Ordinary daily at 1 o'clock. IMPERIAL HOTEL, Normanby. T>RETT AND JOHNSTON, -~* Proprietors. First-class accommodation for hoarders and travellers. An ordinary daily at 12.30. Good stabling and secure and well-grassed paddocks. CENTRAL HOTEL, Taranaki-road, CARLYLE. Owen McKittrick ... Proprietor. The above new and commodious hotel is now open for the accommodation of the pviblic. It occupies the most central and commanding position izftlre town of Carlyle, within one minute's walk of the Post and Telegraph Stations. v . - It has been ei'ected regardless of expense, is elegantly furnished throughout, has ample accommodation — the bedrooms being lofty and well ventilated, and the private sitting rooms being furnished in excellent style, and with a view to the convenience and comfort of guests. The billiard-room contains a new table by Alcock and Co., Melbourne, and is furnished with all the latest and best appointments. The hotel being situated On a corner section fronting three streets, all the rooms are well lighted, and the windows command an extensive view of the surrounding country. , Wines, spirits, and beer of the very best quality. The proprietor, in notifying the opening of the Central Hotel, desires to add that no effort will be wanting on his part to make the establishment one of the most popular hostelries on the coast. The comfort of the guests will be the first consideration, and the jjiwprietor trusts to receive public support. First-class stabling in connection with the hotel. O. McKITTRICK, Proprietor. Auckland; THE HOTEL PAR EXCELLENCE IN AUCKLAND. Old Patrons of the Star Hotel in Auckland, and the Travelling Public generally, ai*e respecif ully informed that R. J. DAVIDSON has purchased that magnificent and cen-trally-situate first-claes house, THE ALBERT HOTEL, Queen-street, AUCKLAND. " Good wine needs no bush," but on an occasion like the present, R. J. Davidson may be permitted to state that '• The Albert," in the heart of the city is unquestionably, and without any mere figure of speech, THE BEST AND MOST COMPLETELY APPOINTED HOTEL IN THE ATJSTRALIAS, is replete with every modern comfort and convenience, and has (literally) unequalled accommodation for Tourists, Commercial Gentlemen, and the Travelling Public generally. APARTMENTS EN SUITE »OR LADIES AND PAMIMKS. SAMPLE ROOMS FOR TRAVELLERS. SELECT BILLIAED-ROOM. HOT, COLD, & SHOWER BATHS, &c. \ $gf R. J. Davidson presents his personal compliment^ to his old " Star" customers, and requests their patronage and support to his new undertaking. It is, he hopes, with pardonable pride that he ventures to refer to the manner in which " The Star was conducted under his regime. With more centrally-situ-ated premises, very largely increased accommodation, later hotel appliances and appointments, he is now in a position, to offer his patrons still more luxurious and complete accommodation. In fine, it will be his pleasurable pride to eclipse all his former efforts at his new house, /,■ THE ALBERT HOTEL/ Queen-street, Auckland.