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Thames Advertiser, Volume XIII, Issue 3634, 23 June 1880, Page 4

HOTELS. THAMES' ' HOTEL, BHOETL4ND. • (Near Ihe Wha- £ Landing) J. THOMPSON, Pbopbirtoe, BEGS to inform bis Friends ami Customers that his Hotel is Second to No eon the .Thames for Accommodation, C'canlinoss, »nd Respectability. NONE but the BEST BRANDS of ALL>, WINES, and SPIKIT3, CORDIAL 810,, kept ia Stock. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. '. GOOD STABLIN&KOR HORSES.] Passengers' per night boats aciomraodated at all hour?. Cheques and Orders Cashed. q,"oTe. AT ' THOMPSON'S THAMKS HOTEL. HOT ■ SPKINOS HOTEL (Te ABOHi) n S O'HALIORAN beg? lo inform his IT. oil friends and the public generally that he has taken the Hot Springs Hotel, and pnrposes making extensive alterations and additions. Apuntona.TOOiopciain.conrse. of construction for the convenience of travellers. The Springs are being improved and houses built over <he,n.. It ia the intention o he proprietor to make this. the eanatorium o the district. The curative. properties of the e Springs are well know, and need no comment Good Bedrooms; a first-class Table and Wins Beer and Spirits of first quality can be depended ■'on. Horses for hire. •.-■•„ . G, S, O'BALLORAN, Proprietor QUEEN STEM!, AUCKLAND. T ADAM?, late of the Qubbh's Hotbi, «J. Upper Fymondq-street, has much pleasure in informing his Thames Friends that he has TAKEN THE ANCHOR HOTEL and made such' alterations that he can offer ' them the BBST. ACCOMMODATION in Auckland, and.especially.'to Families arming from the Thames. The Billiard Room is supplied with one of the Best Billiard-Tables in the Colony. J, A, would also call special attention to h s Selection of Wineß and Ppirits, PRICES MODERATE. ROYAL Jyf'AlL ; HOTEL, '•. VICTORIA AND BLLIOTT.STREETS • (in the vicinity op the theatre), AUCKLAND. -. BOYAL MAIL HOTEL-First-claes Hotel Accommodation . Well-fiirnlsiied'Bed.rooms _ ■ ' Well-furnished Sitting-reomß' . Well-furnished Dining-rooms .:.:- Cold-water Bath-rooms .<. ■ .f : Bath-rooms V Shower-bath Rooms Commercial Gentlemen'B Stockrooms ,-v Heavy Luggage'-rooms ■ ■'..;" \...ROYAL.MAIL TARIFF, .j-s. d. .«.'.Restaurant, per day .'.,.*-■ .'.. ' .» ' 7 j> Coffee-room d 0... ... ••• ••• ° « Private-room do ... 1" <> • •' RESTAURANT, To Gentlemen Lunehing,?in the City, J. C, solicits a trial to this Department. ■ J, CODLING, ■PKOPBiMpBiiv; ORIENTAL- LOU#i ■'UA ' AND .'■ NEVADA.HOTEL, .>■' ' - ' Cbhibeof .; QUEEN AND DURHAM-STREETS." . 10. AUOKLAND, ' ; .'•.„' ~ ! J|,£c.RkshMOP;: & ; " : PROPRIETOR.:.; The Proprietor of the above. Establishment ever alive to tho comforts of his PATRONS,;...._ .'■ ",..-. has for some time seen and felt that there wasl want of some place of Resort, of a more privati nature, and at the.same time, more Elegantl) ; appointed ; r 1 " ■■■ LODNGB, where Professional Gentlemen, Business Mei and others, after the fatigues of the day,"coul< while away an hour in pleasant converse. Ti this object i« ' ' • THE PROPRIETOR has addressed himself diligently, and has nov mnch pleasure in being able to announce tin completion of one of the most. :,:■ ELEGANT SALOONS : to be found in this part of the world, whicl ' wilt be known rom this time forward aB the ORIENTAL LOUNGE. ■ -To those hereto- ire unacquainted with any thing ■ 8 ORIENT, ' rare chance now presents itself fo; viewinj the interior of the famous EASTERN DIVAN. Grand Entrance from Queen-street, . Doors open from 10 a m. to 12 p.ra, Durham-street Bar and Luncheon Bar opei daily* POWELL'S DLUE POST DINING ROOMS RESTAURANT, ADD BOARDING- ESTABLISHMENT, LOWEB QOEKH-STKEKr, Next door to the Metropolitan Hotel, Auoklam GOOD BED B.' Comfortable Accommodation for Familiet OfEH raoH 6 a.m. io 12 v.m, Niohi Ported. T. POWELL, Pbopmbtob, PROVINCIAL GAZETTI "THE THAMES ADVERTISER" Has been appointed a (HZBTTE J FOR TUB PBOVINCLAL DISTRICT OF AUCKLAND For Publication of Highway Boaed Notices, Bahkruyto' noiicks, government land sales, Njsw Annodhcehems, ic,, &c.