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Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 537, 29 September 1871, Page 4

| -JUST ARRIVED, i JfllOM HONOLULU, EX 'NEBRASKA,' A CHOICE LOT 01? AMERICAN T E A - N U T S | AND | BANANAS. \ ALSO, EX 'JTEIIO,' FROM SYDNEY,' | A SUPERIOR LOT OF I ORANGES LEMONS PI IiXVPL BS AND MANDARINS ! AND WEST INDIAN DATES, lit.s.n.z/and- a. .FRUIT DEPOT, QUEEff-STREEr, jOr posit the Bask OS Ne^ Zealand, AND AT THE ; IJIAN HOUSE, WHARF. I TNIffED STATES \'U HNG BOOMS j / ! 28,/ UEE.N-STREET, AUCKLAND ! rr\l \, COFFEE, CHOPS, AND STEAKS always ready. ' DINNER from 12 to 8 o'clock. iBO AM) AND RESIDENCE— &I pbb week. j A Night Porter kept fur tlic convenience of those arriving by late Teasels. A Smoke-room for Boarder?, £.•. A. BYE aS, PROERtETOR. I j PRINCE AKTHUH HOTEL j (COBHJIB.O* HOBSOH k WBI-I.B3MXBTBBBTS)' JOSEPH PENNINOTON (From Wnikuip), Pk a r k i ato n. THE above Hotel having cbangod bands, the proprietor beg to inform the inhabitants of Auckland, VVttikato, and country districts that he baß had the entire Hotel remodelled and fitted with new funi't.ure, ensuring comfort to those who may palronUo him. The Liquors arc guaranteed, to bo ot tl|u first quality. A Night Porter always in ftuenaanßC. NOTICE! , M# s li E & 11 V in the employ of P. Diftßy, Thidtlp Hotel), I)EGS to intimate to his friends and the public generally that having taken over tho • : '. '■ i ■ALEXANDRA HOTEL, CHAPEL STREET, . it will bo his cudeavourj by atricfc attention to , \ business and keeping the boVli'Liquors, to merit; ; their patronage. —~ Comfortable accommodation for Board and eßidence. TERMS MODERATE. i! n | COMPETITION THE SPIRIT-Off TRADE. ' J. 'EDWARDS, XT AT \ L AND MILITARY CAP MAILER & HATTER, 180, QUJb pj N-STBEET. ESTABLISHED 1859. FISEBEift. CO., WHOLESALE, Shaping, and Family BUTCHERS, Q4een-Btreet, Corner of Durham-street, Auckland] Poultry of all kinds dressed to order] Prime Smoked Tongues, Home-cured Bactm. N.B.—Deal or in game. \ Live Pheasants forwarded to all parts of iljho colonies upon receipt of order. Families waited on in towifi or suburbi. '