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Thames Advertiser, Volume XX, Issue 6232, 20 October 1888, Page 4

pRINOE TMPERIAL ! 10TEL* UPPER POLLEN STREET, Grahamstown R. P. HOLLIS

(Late proprietor of the Onehunga line of Coaches), BEGS to inform the Pnblic'of Thames * that he has taken over the above well- ■ known and popular House, and hopes by '• keeping only the best brands of Wines, Ales, and Spirits to meet with'a fair share of Publio patron sje, 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 and attention, TO TRAVELLERS - MEALS AND BEDS AT ALL HOURS ::AT MODERATE RATES. R, P. HOLLIS,. Proprietor,. THXMES HOTEL; SHORTLAND, (Near the Wharf Landing). J, THOMPSON, fROPKiETOft BEGS to inform his Friends and Cus tomerathat his Hotel is Srcond to None on the Thames for Accommodation, Cleanliness, and Respectability. NONE but the BEST BRANDS of ALES WINES, and SPIRITS, CORDIALS 1 ETC kept in Stock, MEALS AT ALL HOURS, GOOD STABLING FOR HORSES, Passengers per night boats accommodated at aU hours, Q. C. 0. AT

THOMPSON'S THAMES HOTEL QUEEN'S HOTEL, QUEERS HOTEL. QUEEN'S HOTEL. THAMES. NOTICE, MR LINDSAY, Having now made EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS, to the I above-named hotel, is prepared to accommo ; date the public generally. He has also made extra accommodation for the comfort of families, and is prepared to meet all requirements, The Terms will be found satisfactory. Nothing'but the BEST WINES and SPIRITS kept on the Premises; also one of ALCOCKS BEST BILLIARD TABLES, GOOD STABLE, and everything: 'thatjthe Public 'require, N. B SOLE AGENT for J. P. KING'S CELEBRATED READY RELIEF. D. LINDSAY,. |Proprietbr. DA CIFIO FT 0 T E L 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 ior Visitors. A spacious Billiard-room, containing Tw* superb Tables, visitors to which will be attended to with the almost courtesy, Adjoining the Hotel is the ACADEMY OF MUSIC, a spacious Hall accummodv over Eight-hundred person 3: ; c. w.. cfaSris/' ~, PROPRIETOR..? 'I' . J .";j\ %

O AUR A K I TT OTEL KIRI KIBI. JOHN TEDDY, Proprietor, J, T. begs to inform his many friends, in Kiri Kiri, Thames, Te Aroha, and elsewhere that he will open the above wellknown Hotel on the Ist July next, and can assure them when paying him a visit they will receive everything of the best, combined with civility and attention .as heretofore, ! To'meet the requirements of the place extensive alterations have been made to the premises, so that nothing is left wanting on the part of the proprietor that will oonduce to the comfort of his patrons, GOOD MEALS AND BEDS Charges Moderate, FIRST-CLASS STABLING and large wellfenced Faddooks, JOHN TEDDY, Proprietor. AROHA pLUB TJOTEL Directly Opposite the Hot Springs Domain, T E AROHA. A. DOWNES, Proprietor. VISITORS from the Thames will find the above Hotel second to none in every rospect for comfort and convenience, suoh being under the personal supervision of Mrs Downes (late Miss Jex, formerly at the Pacific Hotel, Thames). Table D'Hote supplied with all luxuries in season, and couducted by an experienced Cliefie (Mime. Best brands of Wineß and Spirits only in stook

ENDEAfI'S W &.I T ES BSiLT A FAMILY k COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Queen and Customs streets, Auckland, N.fci] JENDEAN desires to thank old friends • in the Thames and Surrounding Districts for past favors, and at the : same time assures them, and the General Public they will find every Comfort and Con veuience in the Waitemata Hotel, J. ENDEAN. T) 0 Y A Y A A K ITO T E L TAPU. THE Proprietor has muoh pleasure in an' nounoing to the travelling public that he is now prepared tc meet all their requirements, FIRST.CLASS STABLING FREE, Horse-Feeds of the best description...... 1b The House has been thoroughly renovated througnout.and visitors will findjeyery thing: ot the best description, combined with strictly moderate charges, Wines and|iSpirits of the best brands kept in stock. R. M. HAWKES. Proprietor. Symington's pOYAL RO TEL Owen Stuekt, Thames, (Thrcce minutes walk from the Goods Wha and Depot for arrival and departure of upcountry mail ooaches, Luncheons, Banquets, i°» °n the shortest notice, and in first-class style. Unrivalled Accommodation or Commercial Travellers and others visiting the Thames, Liquors of the best brands only.-Duoediu Ale always on Draught, i