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Thames Advertiser, Volume XVII, Issue 6050, 14 April 1888, Page 3

NEft ADVERTISEMENTS, THAMES TTTESLEYAN pHUROH, 20th ANNIVERSARY. SPECIAL SERVICES will be held TOMORROW (Sunday) the 15th instant Conducted by the Rev. 0. W. KEALL; Morning at 11, Evening at 6.30. THE SOIREE and WELCOME MEET. ING will take place on the following TUESDAY. DRINK JOHN -pARLE AND pO.'S Pure Blended Teas as supplied to Governors Pare Blended Teas as supplied to M.H.R/S Pure Blended Teas as supplied to Judges Pure Blended Teas as supplied to Bishops DRINK JOHN EARLE AND CO.'S Pure Blended Teas as supplied to the Bankers Pure Blended Teas as supplied to the Clergy Pure Blended Teas aB supplied to the Lawyers Pure Blended Teas as supplied to the Doctors Pure Blended Teas as supplied to the Editors DRINK JOHN EARLE AND CO.'S DURE T>LENDED npEAS As supplied to all ranks and classes of people As enjoyed by all rank's and classes of people As suited for all ranks and classes of people DRINK JOHN EARLE AND CO.'s : PURE BLENDED TEAS Because they are pure Because they are properly blended Because they are bought for ready money Beoause they are selected with great care Because they are sold at a very small profit DRINK JOHN EARLE AND CO.'S PURE BLENDED TEAS Then you will enjoy every meal Then you will always be in good health Then you will always be in good spirits Then|you will always be saving money Then you will always have a treat for your friends

We have on hand Teaa from every tea growing oountry in the world Teas at prices to snifi the oircutnatances of all JOHN EABLE AND CO. TEA MERCHANTS AND BLENDERS, 207, Queen-street (next Arthur's; Mart), Auckland. TO LET. A SMALL FARM of Eight Acres; 2 acres in' Orchard, remainder in Grass; good House and Outhouses } well Watered; one Mile frc>m Town. Apply to I ff ' JAS, HAMILTON,Parawai. <——n«a—q^—»°» n I ' —— mmwtmamt » pACI FI 0 XT 0 TEL, THAMES. Patronised by the Elite of the World. THE BEST HOTEL ON THE PACIFIC SHORES. Ladies and Gentlemen accommodated in the best manner, Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths and every Convenience bor Visitors, A spacious Billiard-room, containing Two superb Tables, visitors to which will be attended to with the utmost courtesy. Adjoining the Hotel is the ACADEMY OF MUSIC, ft spacious Hall accommody ting over Eight-hundred persons C, W CURTIS, I'BOPRWOB. nLABMONT "HOTEL KAKAKA GREEK, W. ROBINSON, Proprietor, EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION FOR IBOARDERS AND TRAVELLERS. WINES, SPIRITS, and ALES loffthe tßrands only kept in stook, GLAREMQNT HOTEL KarAka Creek,