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Northland Age, Volume 3, Issue 22, 8 January 1907, Page 8

BRIDGE HOUSE, MANGAMUKA, HOKIANGA. Situated on Mangamuka River, at head of tidal water. First-class Accommodation for Travellers. EXCELLENT CUISINE. Good Paddocking and Horse Feed. CHARGES MODERATE. If Launch is desired wire Rawene. J. H. GALLOWAY, Proprietor. DUKE OF MARLBOROUGH HOTEL, Bussell, Bay of Islands. DAVID FORSYTH, proprietor Wishes everyone to know that he has taken over the above long and favourablyknown House. Attention and Civility, as well as a Good Table guaranteed, with some Fish of the choicest almost every day. Give the House a Call, and try the new proprietor. Boats and Horses for Hire, Billiards, etc. Charges Reasonable. Nothing but the Best of Beers and Liquors kept in stock. MASONIC HOTEL, WHANGAROA. C. GOTHARD, PROPRIETOR. Wines & Spirits of the Best Brands. First-class Accommodation for Visitors, Tourists and Commercial Travellers. Plunge and Shower Baths. Paddocking. Horses for Hire. Oil Launch. Billiards. A magnificent place for a holiday. I|.lf | $%. Tariff ’ B'/_ 8 ' /_ per day - THE . . KAITAIA HOTEL, KAITAIA, Mangonui. C, F, MOLLOY, SHSSUSSB Proprietor of the above old and wellestablished hostelry, begs to inform the travelling public that Every Accommodation is now afforded. Stables, Paddocks, and Plenty of Feed for Horse and owner. THE BEST OF WINES, SPIRITS, AND BEERS. J. N. BERGHAN, General Storekeeper, Gum Buyer and Licensed Native Interpreter, AHIPABA. A Lahge .Stock of Fibst-class Goods Always ok Hakd. Everything Sold at Bedrock Prices. HIGHEST PRICE GIVEN FOE KAUEI GUM. ’now’ IS THE TIME TO SOW PASP ALUM DILITATUM "V Special Quotations for Larger Quantities This Wonderful Grass WAS FIRST INTRODUCED INTO N.Z.SYUS AND WE still CLAIM TO BE THE Headquarters (Mtuitfjatfif— Seed Merchants* Growers Manure Merchants Auckland Turnips Rapeseeds Manures Spraying Outfits and Materials for Potatoes and FRUIT TREES.