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Northern Advocate, 8 December 1888, Page 4

JOHN MORRISON, Late of Eden Vine and Eising Sun Hotels, Auckland. I)EGS to inform the inhabitants of Whangaroi and surrounding districts that he y has become tho Proprietor of tho above Hotel, nml that lie intends to keep up the hirii reputation tho house lias already acquired. The Table will as previously be furnished with all the delicacies of tho season. The Wines, Spirits, and Ales will be of the very best quality procurable. The Billard Eoom, which is the best North of Auckland, has been placed under the supervision of a First-class superintendent. Incoming passengers met at tho Station and Steamer by tho Hotel 'Bus. Saddle Horses and Waggonette on Hire. Good Stabling and Paddocks for Horses. PLUNGE AND SHOWER BATHS. JOHN MORRISON, Proprietor. SETTLEES' HOTEL, WALTON-STREET, WHANGAE.EI. W. B. PIERCE, Proprietor (Late of Loram's Commercial Hotel, and South Canterbury Club, Timaru.) BEST ACCOMMODATION NORTH OF AUCKLAND FOR FAMILIES AND FOR COMMERCIAL GENTLEMEN, WITH EVERY COVENIENCE. A Convenient Sample Room, and Spacious Billiard P' K O O M . HOT AND COLD BATHS. Livery and Bait Stables. Ilorscs and Conveyances for Hire. N.B. — An Excellent Table is kept, and none but the best brands of WINES Axij SPIRITS "WILL BE SOLD. Communications by Letter or Tolegrapli will receive prompted attention. SEASONABLE GOODS AT J. HARRISON'S CHEAP CASH DRAPERY STORE. "TTTE are now showing Spring and Summer Goods of every, description, and V V would again remind our late customers that our goods are not the refusal of second-class Auckland stores, which havo been accumulating for years, and are now offered to the Whangarei public as new goods. We have bought largely from the very latest shipments, and offer tho newest styles procurable. Having now boon thirteen years doing business in Wbangarei, and having always endeavoured to give fair value to our customers, the result is a wide connection and a large turnover ; this, coupled with small expenses and no bad debts, enables us to offer goods at prices that defy competition. All we ask is, that would be purchasers examine our goods before paying elsewhere higher "prices for inferior articles. WHANG AEEI CHEAP CASH DRAPERY STORE. THE FREEZING dOIPUn MANURES. BEING NOW THOROUGHLY ESTABLISHED, ARE OFFERED ON More Liberal Terms. Write for Revised Catalogue, How Eeady. WE RELY UPON SUPPORT FROM THE PUBLIC IN OUR EFFORT TO PUT BUYERS ON BEST TERMS. There should bo no difficulty in procuring our Goods from any Merchant, our terms allowing a sufficient tr;ide profit. ** If the Manures are not to bo had locally, order direct from r the Works. WESTFIELD CHEMICAL WOHKS, June 3rd, 1888 sSqr