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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XIV, Issue 4977, 27 September 1887, Page 1

THE EOSELAND HOTEL, SITUATE AT THE JUNCTION OF THE MATAWHERO AND ORMOND ROADS. TS acknowledged to be the most convenient and centrally-situated Hostelry in "*" the District, being an easy distance from town, and commanding a most magnificent view over the surrounding country and our picturesque Bay. TSZi MINERAL BATHS are of universal repute, and justly celebrated for their curative properties. THE ACCOMMODATION" of the Hotel itself is second to none in the district, the Bedrooms being lofty and well ventilated. The Proprietor has had considerable experience in the business, and knowing that " Good wine needs no bush," in proof of which he only intends to provide the BEST OF aOOD ALES, "vVIWES, AND SPIRITS, believing in the principle that the best is ever the cheapest article. For the convenience of holding Balls, Concerts, and Country Meetings, a SPACIOUS HALL is attached to the premises. Also— GOOD PADDOCKS, STABLING, AND SALE YARDS FOR STOCK. For every description of Sports, Pigeon Matches the grounds are unrivalledThe regular meetings of the P.B. Gun Club are held here. JOHN WAUGH - - - PROPRIETOR PICKSON'S ARGYLL HOTEL. APnVTTi DINING ROOM— Breakfast, 8 a.m.— Lunoheon, 1 p.m.— •".iiVX ■*■ - UJJ " ' Dinner, 6 p.m. ARGT LL COMMER CIAL AND READING ROOMS BAB £&■ A"Rr«VTT SITTING AN D BEDROOMS. AliUTlJjJj Bi ni wd Room-Two Tables. A PfVTT EUROPEAN SIDE OF THE HOUSE.— Open from 9 am. to ii-IXVj- X JUJU — 12 p.m. Daily. ARGYLL SAMPLE ROOMS. — Plmige and Shower Baths. Gladstone Road, Gisborne. WAEKENGA-A-HIKA HOTEL, WILLIAM COOPER, Pbopbietob. 0 UNEQUALLED ACCOMMODATION FOR FAMILIES & TRAVELLERS Crawford's Beer and Crated Waters always on Hand. FIRST-CLASS, WELL-APPOINTED BILLIARD TABLE. O . — WILLIAM COOPER PROPRIETOR; OF DRAPERY AND CLOTHING, PRIOR TO STOCK-TAKING, AT GK IR/- ZMZOOiR/ZETSX X ss*:great reduction, VARYING FROM &O TO [<3:O PXSXfc OZUffT. To Commence on Thursday, Aug. 3rd. $ 18-'OTC'XCJiEi 4_9f RKinaEO'V-_3k.l-. :o: , ex j". D_v_ioi?/DEXjni« 7 * PRACTICAL BOOT AND SHOEMAKER (Next A. PARNELL'S, Ironmonger) BEGS to thank his friends and public generally for the liberal support ac corded him this last six months at the Red House, and hopes to cor tinue in your favor at the above premises, where I shall keep a A SPLENDID ASSORTED STOCK OF THE VERY BESE l t Colonial and English Boots and Shoe* THAT CAN BE BOUGHT FOR CASH, And having over twenty years' experience in th« Trade, I DO NOT PIN M" 7 FAITH TO ANY ONE FIRM, but Buy for Cash of all the very Best of Makers, And give the public the benefit by SELLING AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE FOR CASH. 00 <2TAII Goods are Marked with Plain Figures. Space will not allow me to givo you a Price' List, but please come and look i the Goods and judge for yourselves as to value and price. y . O.J.M. makes Tland-seion Boools and Slioestto Order. Repairs of all khuh a l; (Ladies', Gents' and Children) at the lowes 2>ossible jjrice for good leather. Bt Workmanship Guaranteed. Repairs executed on the Premises. O. J. MORELL, Practical Boot and Shoemakeu, (NEXT A. PACNELL'S, IRONMONGER.)