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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume VIII, Issue 1507, 20 December 1886, Page 1

iy O T I C E. I beg to inform my customers and the Hawer? public that I have transferred my "Wheelwrighting and Coachbuilding business to Mr. D NICH'/L, by whom it will be carried on in future. In thaukin^ the public fov the support accorded me, I trust Mr. N'ichol will have a good share nt the patronage which I received. The Shoeing and Agricultural Work will be carried on as formerly by uivself. WM. A'COURT. Tj^MPIRE HOTEL, HAWBHA. Tbis house, which has recently undergone considerable alteration, and is now replete with every accommodation for travellers, is situated in a central position at Hawera, and commands one of the best businesses on the coast. j Hot and coJd baths. Every accommodation for boarders and travellers. Commodious sample rooms Alcock'a first-class billiard-table. None but the best brands of winos and spirits in stock. Cobb and Co.'s Coaches for Opunake now start from this Hotel. COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Hawera. JOHN MELKLE, Proprietor. J. M. invites the attention of the travelling public, commercial travellers and others to the superior accommodation provided at the above ( Hotel. The rooms are large, airy, and well ventilated, the house being nearly new. Every attention paid to the comfort and convenience of visitors. Wines and Spirits of the best brands. Good stabling. EGMONT HOTEL, Hawetia. WILLIAM CLOGGIE Has much pleasure in intimating to his friends and the public generally that he has taken the above oldestablished and most centrally situated Hotel. Extensive alterations and improvements have recently been made, and it will be the endeavor of the proprietor to give every satisfaction to travellers and all those wh< favor him with a call. Choicest brands of Ales, Wine? Spirits, &c. Plunge and Shower Baths. Commodious Sample Booms. Dinner at 12 on sale d*y». HAWERA HOTEL, . " High-street. MRS. GALLAGHER having reopened the above Hotel, solicits a continuance of the kind support of her friends and the public generally. The premises have been thoroughly renovated, extensive alterations and improvements being made. The central position occupied by this hotel should make it the most convenient for the travelling public, and the proprietress will spare no pains to maintain a high reputation. Ales, Wineß, and Spirits of the best brands. Hot and cold water Baths. First-class Alcock's Billiard Table. Dinner on sale days at 12 o'clock. Stabling free to all farmers aud tra- • vellers. RAILWAY HOTEL, Haweea. ED. CULLINAN Begs to intimate to his friends and the public of Hawera and surrounding districts that he has taken the above hotel, and is prepared to offer first-class accommodation, with every convenience and comfort, to travellers and others, and will spare no pains to make the Railway Hotel one of the best in the district. Wines, Spirits, &c M of beat brands. ALBION HOTEL, Patka. P. HURLEY having assumed the proprietorship of the above Hotel, begs to accord his best thanks to his late patrons. He hopes for a continuance of theii* favora, and of the public generally, as Ligyioxs of the ; best brands will be supplied as heretofore. P. H. will spare no expense in maintaining the name that this Hotel has held under his predecessors. ALBION HOTEL, PATEA. P. BUELEY, Proprietor. THE " WEEKLY ADVERTISER AND COMMERCIAL GAZETTE " Is the Best and Cheapest Mercantile Gazette published in New Zealand, containing Weekly all particulars concerning Bills of Sale, Mortgages on Stock, Crop Liens, and similar securities i all 1 petitions and adjudioatioQß in Bankraptay, fov tde vi&ofe <Joiony, be&itieß a variety of other useful matter. This Gazette is now itits Fourth Year, and is recognised as the best and cheapest medium for obtaining the reliable, ample, and early information so essential of safe trading. Annual Subscription— One Guinea. Sample Copies seat Free, on application to the Proprietors, DE YEAUX & CO., Christen arch ; Or to Mr. P. P. 00RKILL, New Plymouth. ' The Digest," an annual recapitulation of the above matter, for the years 1883 and 1884, respectively, may also be procured. BOOKS, MAGAZINES, &c, Ac. can be neatly boun I at the Stab Office