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Thames Star, Volume LVII, Issue 15127, 18 February 1922, Page 7

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HOTELS. Under Vice-Regal And Ministerial Patronage. * ROYAL HOTEL, THAMES. ' ' (Nearest Thames Railway Station and Wharf). • First-class Cuisine. Best Brands oi Wines and Spirits Stocked. Tourists and Visitors to the District will find every comfort. MRS. OWEN HUMPHREYS, Proprietress. The Commercial House of Thames. JUNCTION HOTEL JOHN KELLY, PROPRIETOR. Only the Best Brands of Wines and Spirits kept. FIRST - CLASS ACCOMMODATION. 6 LARGE SAMPLE ROOMS. EXCHANGE HOTEL SHORTLAND. G. V. JONES, PROPRIETOR. (Late of Rotorua and Frankton Junction Hotels), *' Who will be pleased to see old friends. Speight’s NXX and Hancock’s Imperial always on draught. All high-class wines and spirits kept. " THE PARK HOTEL, THAMES: The most modern and up-to-date Hotel at Thames. Electric light throughout. Close to Station and Wharf. First-class Accommodation. A.ll Wines, Spirits and Beers of the Finest Quality. SYD. WILLERS - PROPRIETOR THE POST OFFICE HOTEL. MARY & ROLLESTON STREETS, 1 THAMES. Mr Peter Ganley begs to notify the public and his many friends from the Bay of Plenty District that he has taken over the above hotel. The Best of Wines and Spirits always

in Stock. Lion Ale on draught. THE SALUTATION HOTEL THAMES. W.C. KELLY, PROPRIETOR, (Late of Tararu, Pahi and Turakina.) Will be glad to see old friends and make new ones. We Cater for the Public. The Best of Wines and Spirits Kept Only. Speight’s Beer on Draught. Xmas Hampers by Arrangement. 'Phone 63.