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Ohinemuri Gazette, Volume I, Issue 38, 3 September 1892, Page 7

H.D'.MaMjattfiJo., '.GENERAL JgAJP&fc^S^JV' PABROAj ,\. .t JIT AYING recently Bacured a first-class •*-*• Carrying Plant,' consisting "of Waggons,] JJrays, &c," and of thoroughly good. Horses, are prepared to accept contracts to deliver: goods and undertake all general c'arying business For terms apply to,, '•'£ MANNING * GO., - <> v i*: i >• v Patrea. [Telephone No. 370.J ''" »<i rpHE IyAVEKLY "jjOTEL, Bailway Station, Queen- stbeet, AND OuSTOM-STHEET'WeST AUCKLAND. ! ( J. A, Allan .. .'. PioPßiEroit.' ; The advertiser has just taken orer this excellent Hostelry, co. favourably known under Atr- '&..* I. "tanter'n management. It will, be his study to maintain its roputatiolras a Firat-class Hotel. Set,tlers irom Ohinemuri will find it to their "coavenience and comfort to continue their much appreciated patronage. The house has .been thoroughly overhauled, 'and two neir billiard tables fixed up in the Billiardroom. First class Bill of Fare.'Plungt and Shower Bath's, - Best Wines and Spirits. r' r , ,', , F_; 7 .", '- TUV OHINEMUBI GtkZETTM FiLE©. IIEMIM 1 adctioneers, ! ' • •<- j ]: . - PIRAWAI, THAMESi . I .«. S.T 0C X SAL ES'M.EN, SLAUGHTEEMBN COM. MISSION AGENTS, &c./ ' • ' Agricultural produce of all kinds sold on Commission." 7 Auction Sales of Live Stock'ever j Wednesday at their Parawai' Yards at 2 p.m., / " - ALSO " ' Monthly at Paekoa. Highest Cash price given for Hides, Skins, Bones, etc. i — t fTTE beg to 7 annpunce to'fche'traH veiling public that on and after June Ist, 1892, our Coaches WILL LEAVE WAIHI DAILY at 8 a.m., for Paeroa,, Te- Aroha and Thames, and on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS an , extra'coacK, will leave at 12 noon connecting with Thames, and Te Aroha coaches at Paeroa, and returning from Paeroa fou Waihi daily at 12.30 p.m. * - On Mondays and Thursdays an extra Coach will leave at 9.30 for Waihi and Tauranga. As we have< our new Stables opom at Waihi, we are prepared to hir« Double and Single Buggies, and SaddleHorses at-lowest rates. Parties driven to catch steamers or trains at any hour by experienced drivers. - % , v , 1I - j Livery-Stables»fc Pawpa, Te Aroha, Hikutaia, and Thames open at all houfs, , kHorßes\/left ijfi our charge wilj receive every attention. - r None but the best fe,«T kept. : '