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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XXVII, Issue 2737, 2 June 1894, Page 1

SiHAMEOOK H. ; OTEI IPbHTOES iSTEEET, HAWBBA. • Tbe Proprietor desires^o ißforn bis numeroas friends and/^the travel ling public, that he t( resewe boafdecs and^visitors. Hii bng^bonnecfioQ wi^fthe above hous( i9jßn£B.c{eadfcaacaoteß that they wil find a comf^j^fle home at most lea sonable tei'me. ■Best brands of wines, beers, anc spirits kept in stock. JAMES O'EEILLY, Proprietor. COMMERCIAL HOTEL HAWEEA. M. 0. O'CONNBLL, having become Proprietor of this well-knowi Hotel, begs to assure tbe public thai no effort will be spared to nfaintaii] tha' first class reputation^ it has hitherto enjoyed. Travellers and tourists, may depend on Jiaving the beat accommodation. I Only the be* branji of Liquors are 'kept in -Sto* ; anrf the cuisine ie iriexperiencedandaT Meals always se,r;Ved to suit ym convenience of passengers arriving and leaving by trai,c. Large, wei.' -fitted sample rooms; and one o£ the best billiard tables in the district. _ rpHE EGMONT HOIEL, ;;Li HAWBBA, Having_been rebuilt, will be fplind one of the most complete and Aomfortable Hotels on Wes#3oaßt of, the North Islaad, andips still under the old managjaaaentJ^ J. W fik^LT, Pkopjbietob, T7IMPIBE HOTEL, HAWEBA. - GEO. H. GIBSON, having assumed the, proprietorship oE the above well-known houie, will be glad to see his friends andjhe general public, aad will spare i» effort to giye .every, satibf action. £ Best brands of winfesJnd spirits. First-class billiard/rale. Hot aud cold watifoffaths. Charges .T-Breakpft, Is; dinner ■ (from 12 to 1), Is; tea, Is; beds,. Is 6d ; breakfast for early trains, 1/6 \ rr AWB B A HOTEL.! M! KjELLY, having,, taken over the above well-known anfd long-, established hostelry,, pffersjk hearty welcome to the travelling pnbUc. He-keepa th« best brandjpt liquor, And can promise careful .ajpention and , good accomniodation to am his guests. s Hot, cold, and Bhkwjfniaths. A good, billiard i»b]P On Saturday s. anUftock sale days dinner will be, served at 12 noon. ■Good paddock accommodation, and roomy Btables are always open^and no charge will be made to .visitors standing their horses in the stables. pOMMEEOIAIi HOTEL, \y Kapohga. M. J. McGlincht, Proprietor. Having taken over the jfbove hotel, hopes, by attending to me wants of his customers, to jjheritjr continuance of JiavorsbiasiowftßHWJi W predecessor. Extensive ,a&dit«j*B: Mo. , alterations have been mg4ft t jbl«ing one of the bejt billiard os^#V money can buy* The^er^besWrands of liquors kept.,, ,aopdsta.%g, and good pad.dook«. OMnJme^ahd civility, ihe be,st. rotlte to Falls. OQiUiH.AiBI.. H.O:T B L (OppositeuEailwayjcßeserve), .ELTHAM. T.. KJE.AJLB (Late of the Con^erci#Hotel, StratfordV atid : »S|e -3|6otaon Hotel, Toko), fjf Having a'ssafne^fchP'Psopr-ietorship ofi*hfflabdi«eCiH«>/will be glad to mefefrihiflr Me^cc^jfeud: the r , general public; ' Only vf be,sfe < j brands of , wjnes . and ' apjad;,paA d P^g^nd, atabling. i Hp ( r|p.B l *Ed bag^es • T^e !^able a speciality. TJAWEEA IiIVEBT STiBI^ES JgL (^pppsitertamers 1 IJniflliofficesj W. JtfoEltVAlNjjf f OO., Having taken over 3 twse -stables, solicit a share o| pubjp patronage. Double and sltf|le buggies and saddle horßes-onr-hire;-*nd prompt attentiojiuWiUr be,]p.ai&4QL2?derß by letter or wire. Hdrtses leftiocbaib carefully seen to. rnELEGB4^H~LINE or ROY A I .1,. MAIL COACHES ! ABBIDGED TIME TABLE. Hawjbba ahd Obunake and vice vbbsa Daily. Sebvjce. Leaves Opunake at 7.50 am Mondam JWednesdays,,. Thursdays, and SAtorda.ys.o arriving; at Hawera at 1^ 20: On Tuesdays and Fridays lelV> Opunake at 4.30 am, arriving Hawera at 9. am a/d . Fridays -)fo^"&£! IMm ' arriving»irOpJakent4|opm '; :}■' Tri-wfckly*vice. ' : Vmvm : Ne« Plmouth on. Mon. * n m rewh^oJEnaie.at 4 p m ' Leaves - O|#e;. . oa,.,,Tuesdayf, Thursdays, aSf'Satiuidays at 8 am, arriving ai'HeW PlTmouth at 3pm T> ÜBBEB STAMiPS, manufactured JX ftt the Sxab Office.