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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume II, Issue 128, 22 November 1873, Page 1

Steam to Mercury Bay, Opotiki, and Auckland. the s.s. SOUTHERN CROSS, Captain D. Sellaes, leaves Auckland (wind and weather permitting) for Mercury Bay and Tauranga every TUESDAY -FTE iNOO.V, and Tauranga for Auckland every SATURDAY MORNING-. For freight or passage, apply to WM. W. CARDNO, Agent for Tauranga. B.—A Booking Office is now open at the Wiiarf, where all Tickets will be issued and Freights (payable immediately on delivery of the goods) received.

Masonic Hotel, Tauran<xa. > o T HI S well known Hostelry will be found replete 1 with every comfort and convenience far boarders and travellers. The Billiard Boom is furnished with all the appurtenances required for this noble game. The Stables are all that can be desired. Robert McDonald, Proprietor.

Taumnga Hotel, Beach Road. VISITORS to Tuuranga, Commercial Men, and * others will find every comfort and accommodation at this well known and favourite hostelry. Billiard Saloon. Baths. Private Rooms en mute. '1 he Bar has lately been completely re-stocked with Wines, Ales, and Spirits of the Best Brands procurable. Sparkling Ale always on Draught. A. COOK, Proprietor.

Coach from Tauranga to Napier. Rotorua Hotel, Ohinemutu. above new and Commodious House of Accommodation is now Opeu. N.B.—Private Apartments for Ladies, Invalids, and Families. Booking Office for Cobb’s Coach, Quality, Comfort, and Economy. T. BENNETT, PROPRIETOR.

GOVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL, (Late D. Sheehan,} HOBSON-STREET, AUCKLAND. 1 j'IRST-CL ASS TABLE. Single Bed-rooms. A Families accommodated. “Boots” and Night Porter. Good Stable accommodation. Wines and Spirits of the best brands. DUNNINGHAM & KING, Proprietors. “ In retiring from the business which he has carried on at the above hotel for so many rears, the undersigned begs to return his sincere thanks to those who have honoured him with their patronage, and trusts that the same support will be given to his successors, Messrs. Dunningham and King, whose previous acquaintance with the business will enable them to give the fullest satisfaction to customers of the house. •• D. SHEEHAN, Auckland, September 22, 1871.”