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pitM JMPERIAL gOTEL, UPPER POLLEN STREET, GBAIIAMSTOWN, R, P. HOLLIS, (Late Proprietor oE the Oneliunga line of Coaches), BEGS to inform the Public of Thames that he has taken over the above wellknown and popular House, and hopes by keeping only the best brands of Wines, Ales, and Spirits to moot with a fwr share o£ Public patronise, MR HOLLIS has had many years experience in catering for the pablic, which is a sufficient guarantee that those visiting his Hotel will receive everything of the best quality, combined with civility aud attention, TO TRAVELLED— MEALS AND BEDS AT ALL HOURS AT MODERATE RATES. R. P. lIOLLIS, Proprietor. PALACE KOHL THE LEADING HOTEL OF TE AIIORA VISITORS will find Accommodation Firs class, every possible Attention, and TERMS EXCEEDINGLY LOW, Every information regarding the Hot Baths and their properties given on applica; tion to GEOfIGE EBERT, J> 0 Y A Y 0 A K JJO TEL TAPU, THE Proprietor has much pleasure in an nouueing to the travelling public that he is now prepared to meet all their requirements, FIRST-CLASS STABLING FREE. Horse-Feeds of the best description Is. The House has been thoroughly renovated througliout.and visitors will find every thin* ot the best description, combined with strictly moderate charges, Wines and Spirits of the best brands kept in stock, R. M, HAWKES, Proprietor. gIR QEORGE QREY JJOTEL, TAIRUA. HENRI LAYCOCK PROPRIETOR, • H, L, has much pleasure in announcing to his many Friends in Tairua, Thames, le Aroha, and elsewhere that he 'has opened the above well-known and commodious premises as above, and hopes by strict attention to business, and the wants of tli public to receive a fair proportion of their patronage, The House has been thoroughly renovted throughout, rendering equal in every respect to any country Hotel in the North Island, .Special provision is made for Boarders and Travellers, and thore are also large, lofty, well ventilatad, rooms fitted up with every convenience for Families, WINES, SPIRITS,HANDSALES Of [the best brands will only be kept in stock, FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION, Meals at all Hours, GOOD STABLING ACCOMMODATION: HENRY LAYCOCK, Proprietor. BHDBAI'S WAITBMAT-a FAMILY k COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Queen and Customs streets, Auckland, N,& T ENDEAN desires to thank old fricndi el e in the Thauieß aud Surrounding Districts for past favors, and at the sami time assures them, and the General Public they will find every Comfort and Con venicnce in the Waitemata Hotel, J. ENDEAN. Temperance Hotel MRS RICHARDS begs to inform he; many friends and the inhabitants o the Thames generally, as well as visitors t( the district, that she has OPENED as ; TEMPERANCE HOTEL, that large, com modious, and centrally situated builditif. known as the Governor Bowen Hotel, Th< i best possible accommodation is obtainable aud at a cheaper rate than any other Board ing House on the Thames. GOOD BEDS 1 MEALS at all hours! Cleanliness and Civility, Visitors admitted at all hours, Note the Address— Mils R. RICHARDS, (Late Governor Bowen Hotel), Graham stown, ' [A CARD,] Temperance Boarding House, KIfVT |/|RS rptOMAS JACKSON Meals at all Hours. Good Beds* Moderate Charges' Visitors from tho Thames will find every convonience, as special accommodation haß been provided for lodgers] Address—Opposite the PAEROA,;: KEATING® COUUII LOZENGES cur Coughs, Asthma Bronchitis, Modi ca testimony states that no other medicine is so effectual in the cure of these dangerous maladies, One Lozenge alone gives ease, one or two at bedtime ensures rest. For olieving difficulty of breathing they are invaluable. They contain no opium nor any violent drug. Sold by all Chemists, in Tins Is lid. aud 2s, 9d. eaoh. MEMBER If you iu'o sick with that terrible slokncsa norvouanoss, you will find a "Balm in ftilcud" uitho.Ußß of Hop Bittern,

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Thames Advertiser, Volume XX, Issue 6153, 21 July 1888, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Thames Advertiser, Volume XX, Issue 6153, 21 July 1888, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Thames Advertiser, Volume XX, Issue 6153, 21 July 1888, Page 4

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