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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume II, Issue 182, 3 June 1874, Page 1

Overland Route to the Thames and Auckland via Ohinemuri. fJ'HE Screw Steam Launch La Buona Yentura, Leaves the Wharf at the Imperial Hotel, Ohine/gT every TUESDAY and IKIUAi, according to tide. Exact hours of departure may be obtained by applying at the office of this paper. S. H. BUENINGHAM. Masonic Hotel, Tauranga. JAMBS CAMFHY begs to inform his friends and the public generally that ha has again entered into hia Hotel, and hopes to receive a fair share of support. Tauranga Hotel, Beach Road. TTISITOES to Tauranga, Commercial Men, and f _ others will find every comfort and accotnmoaatioa at tins well known and favourite hostelry Billiard Saloon. Baths. Private Rooms en suite. 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.

THAMES HOTEL, ' Corner of Queen - street and the Wharf, Aucbtlakd. GRAT TE N , Pbopbuitob (Successor to J. Copland). To Invalids, Tourists, &c. THE TAU P O lOTEI, Township of Tapuaeharuru, Every Comfort and Accommodation will be found, combined with moderate charges. E. C. H A S T I E, Pbopbietok. Oropi Hotel. EDWARD DIT R AND bogs to intimate that ha has OPENED the above House of Accommodation, where Travellers will at all times find every comfort, convenience, and attention. £. Dtteaki), Saddler, &c., will shortly commence work. All orders speedily executed. Hundon and Conway HAVE always a large quantity of TIMBER and SHIN GEES Eor Sale at their Yards, Beach Road, Tauranga.

NOTICE. To Up Country Storekeepers and Others. GOODS PACKED to all parts of tbe District. First-class horses and drivers. Every care taken, and quick dispatch and delivery can be relied on. Charges moderate, and fully 5 per cent, lower than any other mode of conveyance. Good Saddle Horses always on hire- A competent Guide, well acquainted with the Maori language and the Hakes, to accompany parties when desired. Charges Moderate. By BOBERTSON, Boarding House Keeper, Tauranga. January 2, 1874.