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Thames Advertiser, Volume XXI, Issue 6338, 11 June 1889, Page 4

TEMPERANCE HOTEL COROI'IANDEL. . • . AND R E W K I N..G Proprietor VlSlTOßSJtojCoromandel wili'lind hero all the comforts of an hotel, with the quietness of a private house. Fourteen lofty well-aired bedrooms, apart from the main Hotel, free from tho the odours inseperable from the kitchen anil dining room. The Restaurant is under tho, Buprintcn; danco ofjjthe Proprietor, Paddoek and Stabling. |Q LA It ENPON gO TEL COKN'Elfol'' RUfLA.NL) k WAKEFIISLI) STREETS, AUCKLAND. El Meyer. ([.ate of Owliaroa.) Travullei'd wilt find every modem convenience, combined with civility and prompt attention, Nijrht Porter in Attendance. Waihi Hotel, (Latk Colejuiook's) WAIHI, PERCY. iITOWILL T| AVINC! taken over the above ,il Hotel, trusts by Civility and strict attention to liusiness to seenro a, fair share of public patronage, BEST BRANDS OF WINES & SPIRITS ONLY KEPT. Brown and Campbell's Prize Ale always on draught. Good Stabling and Paddock Accommodation for Horses, Depot for arrival and departuro of Crosbie's Royal Mail Coaches botween Paeroa and Waihi and connecting line of | Tauraiu;a Coach.

LAM 50WEN HOTJiiL Co.'s Stables), Ruown St,, Thames, FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION FOR TRAVELLERS., BEST BRANDS OF WINES and SPIRITS ONLY KEPT. SPARKLING ALES Always> Draught JOHN FOGARTY, Proprietor SPECIAL NOTICE, ! In coimeotion with the abovo fl, BUCKLAND | (Late Cook at tho Pacific Hotel) willjjopen on Saturday, October 27, a RESTAURANT ALL MEALS ONE SHILLING. Breakfast, 7to 10; Lunch, 12 to 3 ner at6p:m. pRINOE JMPERIAL OTEL UPPER POLLEN STREET," Graiiamstown E. P. HOLDS (Late Proprietor of the Onehunga J line of Coaches), BEGS to inform the Public of Thames that he has taken over tho above wellknown and popular House, and hopes by keeping only the best brands of Wines, Ales, and Spirits to meot with a fair share of Public patronise, MR HOLLIS has had many years experience in catering for the public, 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 BEWMHTLOOURS AT MODERATE RATES. R. P. HOLLIS, Proprietor. THAMES HOTEL, SHOLSTLAND. (Near the Wharf Lauding), J, THOMPSON, I'ROPKTETOK BEGS to inform his Friends and Cus tomerathat his Hotel is -S:cond to None on the Thames for Aecoiamcdation, Cleanliness, and Respectability, NONE but tho BEST BRANDS of ALES WINES, and SPIRITS, CORDIALS ETC kept in Stock, MEALS AT ALL HOURS, GOOD STABLING FOR HORSES. Passengers per night boats accommodated at all hours : Q. C. C. AT THOMPSON'S THAMES HOTEL SPEIGHT'S DUNEDIff ALE ALWAYS

ON DRAUGHT, QUEEN'S HOTEL, QUEEN'S HOTEL. QUEEN'S HOTEL THAMES, NOTICE, MR LINDSAY. Having now made EXTENSIVK ALTERATIONS to the above-named hotel, is prepared to accommodate the public generally, He has also made extra accommodation for the comfort of families, and is prepared to meet ail requirements, The Terms will be found satisfactory. Nothing but the BEST WINES and SPIRITS kept on the Premises; also one of ALCOOKS BEST BILLIARD TABLES, GOOD STABLE, and everything that the Public reijuiro, N.B. SOLE AGENT for J. 'P.''KING'S CELEBRATED READY RELIEF. D. LINDSAY Proprietor. WaifEMATAI FAMILY & COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Queen and Customs streets, Auckland, N.& JENDEAN desires to thank old friends • in the Thames 'and Surrounding Districts for past favors, and at the samo time assures them, and the General Public' they will find every Comfort and Conjj, verne; ico in tho Waitomata Hotel, J. ENDEAN. ' J) 0 Y A Y Q AK JJOT EL TAPU, THE Proprietor has much pleasure in an' nounoing to the I -availing public that he is now prepared tc i;r:ct all their'requirements. FIRST-CLASS STABLING I'ltEE, Horse-Feeds of the best descriptioa ig Tho House lias been thoroughly renovated throughout,and visitors will find every thing 1 ot tho best description, combined with strictly moderate charges, Wines and, Spirits of the best brands kept in stock, 11, M, HAWKES, Proprietor, ,