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Thames Advertiser, Volume XXV, Issue 7168, 8 March 1892, Page 1

; --ifclJIiHT STl'.liliT, TIIAiIBS, H, I. NATION I)HJGS to inform the public of Thames and D imrronmliujj district* that he ,Ins ninmnetl the proprietornhip of the ahove wellknown IIOTf.L, and will to the lest of hia ability endeavour te maintain tho high repii* ,tHtion .Already gained by the fermer managemen*,., .... ; '* HOTJiti'. ij' iiov ono of tht Hloht Comiii ths Soiithpn Hemisphere •> v> »ttd the Accommodation provided fur ■' Man, Touriete, and ; ~ otber/T Cermot be BU!tPABSBD, jit ie winale within a few minutes' walk o fciie Wharf, while the Mail Coiuhe j for Te Arbhs-and fautanp leave the Hotel daily, ■ BANQUETS, MNXEIIB, Hα , provided on . the Shortfst Notice, and in the .;'.•'" mrisS ßecherohfc Manner, ONLY- the-VERY FINEST BItANOS of WINEB and BPIRITB KEPT, . & ' ' Vxtite&m Ales I ' •■•ALWAYS ON DRAUGHT, H. ,1. NATION^ '~PRO?KIETOB, -" . W .(J VERKOR. • BO WEN HOTEL, .TRAMEb SPLBttDIU ACCOMODY? ON FOR ■•■ ■•■•■ .'■■ ■;■ ■■■■■ ■ i BOAItotoRS. BOARD & LODGINGS IBs PKR WEEK. AliVt MEALS & BRDB 18 F.AC«». GKORGE 13HSRT,"( Pbopkietob, I

Warwick arms hotel PQ L L Eli. STKB ET, THAMES, JOHN 3 WASON ' . '"' tROPKIETOI., ■ IN thanking hie Friexda »nd the Pablie , forth*patronagebeatowed on himdnr. tag fteiiajA seven yeiri, respectfollyfolicits A ijontinuanoe of the Bane, Travellers and the publio wi find firstulass <' ftcconaDiodation and a comfortable fnme at the Warwiok* Private entrance in Grey street. \Wiaes and Spirits of fiieti quality only; kept, A large aßßortment South 'Australian. Winee of tbo beat kind., Ilerasln Brewery BotOed Ale end Stout. . Melbsufnc Corileniiisl Inhibition. 188*-'. . • Fimt Prlre lurs ßeeralwuj-eoh DrogHt .-ACE }\AUi ON THE PREMISES. .., ~■ .TOHN-i. MASON. 'OnTLEiLY.'PJvATBn STOYEb WASTING IWDEK, \)iUMITBi k GELATINE. ■■ JAMES MSHaW, f\OA ;&. Relail ironmonger and Leather Dealer. :OWBN Ht ft POLLEN Sl,' IhAMIiS, Informi his friends and Cuetomere that he 1 has just , reoewed direot from good ■ Sheffield makers a. large, : ueeful. and well • assorted etook of Table .Cutlery, Spoone, . Teapote, Oruetfl, &c, ) »Ibo ex jfah Dram- • mond from. Smith *nd Wellefords', of Glaegow,. Mietrese, Aidrese, Hoetcw, iod other faTOuriteStovM... ' .The .General Stook inolades a good ateort. enfc.pl Building and. Furnieninir Iron SB* ongery, Atnricultnra Implements, Fencing W : aterial, BlaoksmithB 1 , Shoe Makers' and inera Working "Materials, Paints, Oils, Colours. : Paperhanginge Sorim» Bruehee, Bobhestrr, and other Lamps in great variety from h to 60s. In addition to the pro* verbial 'from a Needle to an Anohor" etoclt of imported articles, special enoonratrement is given to ; ■■•■■• •-• ■ • Gelonla! SianufaGtursil

• f JJee-hivee, aiia Bee-keeper's AppliariaC't, Ireland and Sutaerland's Solo Skip; Leather, Dimedin and bhriatoliurch made Stoves, Auckland and Thames made OveuS.Pewi.tilatora. Confsetioncrji Show Glasses, Brußhware, .Tinware, Mounted Coppers, Boob. Uppere, Heels, ,Toes, ii'o,, k<l,, &c. IIIMbEK aKi) tiOTL'LE JACE& FOJ{. ■ - v 3AXJS oa ntna CWKJIBV' OJIDBKB eiIOMFITiY '■ • AWBNDISO.'IOiWUCESCUW ""JohiTMtjik, fi"Al.l.OB AND OUTFIT lEβ X JVIN SIBKKT, A Wvtf i*wt&rc;»t nf Worfted Loatini^ tu Ht'lecl ■ f/rom i|A!Bi SJI.UUB I -TUW.&«fiM"IiKMKIJ vS rtUStlSUYiifUiobMl-ijVHlityl.- - .tltvoys iu oloolf