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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 2500, 9 August 1893, Page 1

COMMERCIAL HOTEL, HAWERA. M. C. O'CONNELL, having become Proprietor of tWs well-known Hotel, begs to assure the public that no effort will be spared to maintain the first class reputation it has hitherto enjoyed. Tr#ellers and tourists may depend cp having the best accommodation, f Only the best btwaas of Liquors are kept in St|ck ajind the cuisine is in experienceffhqffis. Meals always served to sun jKhe convenience of passengers ageing and leaving by train. * Lar^e, wei'-fitted sample rooms; and one of the best billiard tabloß in the district. mHE EGMONT HOTEL, X Havtbba, Having been rebuilt, ijftl be found j one of the most comdjj&te and comfortable Hotels, on Me West Coast of the North ssTslafra 1 , and is Btill under the old mtnjgement. J. W. KELLY, Pbopbietob. SHAMROCK HOTEL, Putnceb-Street, Ha.weba. The Proprietor desires to inform his numerous friends and the travelling public that he is prepared to receive boarders and vistoWs. His long connection with the fiove house is sufficient guarantee t»t they will find a comfortablj homafat most reasonable terms. 1 jF Beßt hrandß oftjgjpes beers, and spirits kept in stoctfr JAMES O'REILLY, Proprietor. RAILWAY HOTEL, HiiWEBA.. K. G. "Mc"OoLLtrM... Proprietress SUPERIOR WINES AND SPIRITS — i (IT Passengers hayjgtime for refreshments Juftween arrival aidjleparture of ilrlraine Good Stabldj&. CTAWEEA HOTEL. M. KELLY, having taken over the above well-known and longestablishej hostelry, offers a hearty welcome to the travelling public. He keeps the best brands of liquor, and can promise careful attention and good accommodation to tm his guests. Hot, cold, and, showepbaths. A good billiard tably On Saturdaj* and#tock sale days dinner will be 6wTO#a* 12 noon. Good paddocsipKommodation, and roomy stables are always open, and no charge will be made to visitors standing their horses in the staples. XNGLEWOOD HOTEL. GEO. H. GIBBON - Proprietor. The Proprietor desires to inform his numerous friends and the travelling public, tbat he has taken orers the 1 above Hotel, and trusts "by attending to the comfort and convenience of patrons, to merit a fait share of their support. Beers and Wines of the best. Whiskies : — Usher's Special/Reßerve, and Jamieson & Sons' XXX. A first-class Sample B|6m on the premises, fitted, withJrevery convenience. Billarfl Hoover Good stabling (1 bugaps and horses for hire at sh&rtesjr notice. Passengers have tim^ for Refreshments between arrival attdFdeparture of all trains. Terms moderate. Porter attends the arrival of all trains at Station. thviTt ham hotel s Having assumed the ptopmetorflhip of the above Hotel, theujHersigned would solicit a continuajieof support from the travellingjind general public. First-claBS <«fi4ommodation. Meals at all hours. Moderate charges. N.B.— Horses and buggy on hire. G. W. CALVERT. riOMMEROIAL UNION ASSURANCE COMPANY, JJMH-ED Capital - £2,500,000 Accumulated *,*. «- Annual Net Income ... £1,275,260 txoasea paid Vo date ... £13,000,000 fONB OF THE LARGEST AND WEALTHIEST FIRE OFFICES IN THE WORLD. * This Company is prepared to accept all descriptions o#Pire and Marine riaks at the lojpt current rate's. f Losses by Li#tning#M he made eood, alsJdamag^from Gas Claims metf romjfy and f airl y. From the MftinerMionaon, 15th Oct. 1889 :-There la s*f action m possess. inoft t»o«ov b^BPQ a Company; it is io g t SnfyapldleXecnrity of indemnity in otVe of loss, but it means promptness and fairness in settlement; everything, in fact, that tbe honest pohoyholder can EGMONT FARMERS' UNION Ld. Agents for Hawera TTVIABIES^ DIARIES, 1898 A few of COLLINS' JDIAIHES on hand at Sdib Office, pood paper ana well *>oun& 2s Sd_afld 2s 6d. j i , TO1«B8&CO.