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ATAKEHO HOTEL.! W. SUTTON, Proprietor. Travellers aud visitors will find I that the above first-class uew and commodious hotel affords every comfort and convenience that can be desired. Good paddocks aud stabling. Noue but the best brands of liquors kept. PROSSER'S EMPIRE HOTEL, OPUNAKE. This Hotel is one of the finest on the Coast, being fitted and furnished with every convenience, and affords superior accommodation to settlers, travellers, and private families. I An excellent Billiard Table. Attached to the above is a first-class I Stable, with 20 stalls, loose boxes, &c, under the management of Mr. Thomas Prosser. Buggies, Saddle Horses, &r., on hire. Also, a large paddock, well fenced and watered. No responsibility. SAMUEL PROSSER, Proprietor. pENTRAL HOTEL, v-^ Taranaki-road, C A R L V L E. Owen McKittrick ... Proprietor. The above new and commodious hotel is now open for the accommodation of the public. It occupies the most central and commanding position in the town of Carlyle, within one minute's walk of the Post and Telegraph Stations. It has been erected 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, desu-es 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 £>voprietor trusts to receive public support. First-class stabling in connection with the hotel. O. UcKITTRICK, Proprietor. STRATFORD HOTEL, Stratford. H. MEHAFFY, Proprietor. j Good accommodation for Travellers and Boarders. Stabling and Paddocking. TERMINUS HOTEL,! (Late Beach House) New Plymouth. G. Tisch begs tp inform his friends aud the public that he has bought the above Hotel, which is situated close to the Railway Station, and the best sea view in New Plymouth. The house has been thoroughly renovated. Visitors will find good accommodation. Travellers by rail cau ' get meals at all hours. Good stabling and loose boxes. Best brands of liquors kept. R I TE R ION HOTEL, New Plymouth. W. COTTIER, Proprietor. Suites of Rooms for Families and Boarders. . 942tc MOTUROA HOTEL, Moturoa, Tarauald. E. A. HEARD, Proprietor. Excellent accommodation tor boarders Wines, Spirits, and Ales of the best brands. 940tc -\T ASONIC HOTEL. Corner of Devon and Broughamstreets, NEW PLYMOUTH. J. DAY Proprietor. Au ordinary daily at 1 p.m. WILLIAM LOCKINGTON, "DUILDERAND CONTRACTOR, Normanby, I | HAS FOR SALE-CHEAP Half a Ton of Euglish Cut Nails. TTAWERA BUTCHERY The undersigned are prepared to supply the public with Beef, Mutton, Pork, Sausages, &c, of the best quality, at moderate prices. Families waited on daily, aud all orders will receive careful SHEARER AND NICEOL, Succesbors to McLdowic, Peiry, & Co.

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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume III, Issue 266, 26 June 1882, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume III, Issue 266, 26 June 1882, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume III, Issue 266, 26 June 1882, Page 1

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