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Opunake Times, Volume V, Issue 203, 14 August 1896, Page 1

Mid die ton's Hotel, Main Street, OPUNA'IE. THIS is the Leading Hotel on the West Coast. The Cuisine is a Speciality. The Sitting-rooms are luxuriously furnished and possess commanding views. The Bed-rooms are numerous, lofty, airy, and well appointed, every attention being paid to cleanliness, comfort, and healtb. , Hot, Cold and Shower Baths. Best, brands of Ale**, "Wines and Spirits Only stocked. The spacious and well-lighted Billiard Saloon contains one of Alcock's best tables with perfect appointments. This botelis only two minutes' walk from the sea, where there is a beautiful sandy beach for promenading and bathing. The Stables in connection with the Hotel are roomy and convenient. Coaches leave the Hotel every morning for Hawera, and three times a week for New Plymouth. Charges Moderate. W. W. MIDDLETON, Proprietor. OPUNAKE HOTEL. T, K N 0 W L E S, PEOPBIETOR. This popular Hotel holds its own in the favor of tbe public, having First-Class Accommodation for travellers, who can rely on finding under its hospitable roof all the comforts of a home. None but the best Brands of Ale»» "Wines, and Spirits Kept in Stock. Comfortable Sitting and Bed-Booms Well appointed Dining-Boom. Good Stabling and Paddocks. Hot and Cold Shower Baths. The spacious and well-lighted Billiard Saloon contains one of the best tables, with perfect appointments.»AHOTU HOTEL. A. o'D"°~ N n e l l Ha 3 much pleasure in intimating to the public that he has assumed the proprietorship of the above well-known favorite hotel, and will do his utmost to make it one of the most comfortable on the coast. It is only two and a half miles from Parihaka, so that tourists visiting this historic spot will find the Hotel a convenient stopping place. None but the best brands of Wines and Spirits kept. XXXX Ale on draught. Billiard-room, well furnished. Good stabling, loose boxes, and paddocks. A SPECIAL COACH leaves the Hotel every Monday for New Plymouth, returning on Tuesday; a Special Coach also leaves on Saturday for New Plymouth, returning same Awatuna Store. OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. E. M. S TIELING Has opened the above store with a general stock of Grocervj Drapery, and Ironmongery, and by supplying goods of first-class quality at reasonable prices hopes to secure the patronage of the settlers in the surrounding district. B. M. Stirling, General Storekeeper, AWATUNA. William Harvey, Shoeing 1 & General Smith. PUNGAEEHU, public that he has established a Blacksmith and Wheelwright's Shop at Pungarehu, where settlers can get their horseshoeing done. ALSO— AII repairs to Buggies, Traps, Drays, Farm Implements, and all other kinds of machinery, at short notice, and at moderate charges. Support local industry and keep the money in the district.