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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume IV, Issue 351, 19 January 1876, Page 2

:. FOR SALE— T-ho largest, best situated, and most commodious Family Residence in Tauranga, with all requisite offices, stable, &c. b . FOR SALE— » The-following Choice Small Farni'Seotions Ij must be sold speedily : 240 Acres at Wairoa , 80 Acres at Te Puna, a- FOR SALE— Good Business Siteß in Town Valuable Nativo Reserves at Katikati. ; 'FOR SALE— '» ; . Gattle of all descriptions always on Sale ; also Sheep, Hacks, anJ Draught V Horses. y Grazing in Good* Well-watered Paddocks for all kinds of Stock. Terms reason* able. B ; Cash Advances made on Goods or Stock : consigned for Sale. R. C. JORDAN, AUCTIONEER, 3 ILrOENSBD LAND BROKER ) SURVEYOR & VALUATOR. The Stbakd, Taubanga. r ME 8 J. WYLIE, TtyTILLINER AND DRESSMAKER, J -* J - The Steand, Taubanga, . In thanking the Ladies of the Town and > neighbourhood for their kind patronage during .her short- residence in the past year,. desires to acquaint them that she has procured an Entire New Stock of— HATS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS, v CORSETS, &<>., &c, ALSO, . A Choice Variety of DRESS TRIMMINGS. r MRS J. WYLIE will secure from her .friends in London all the Latest Fashions .'.early in tho season, and- hopes by strict •attention to business to merit continued 'patronage. 3rd January „1876. WILLIAM HALE, GUNSMITH, PLUMBER, &0., I The Steand, Taubakga. (NextMrßodell). Kerosene Lamps Repaired. ' ' J£E JOSEPH HIGHLEY is authorised to collect accounts owing to F The Bay of Plenty Times, .and his receipt will bo sufficient discharge. \ < ' Bay of Plenty Times ' ' Office, Ist January, 1876. . yy H E N S H A W, UPHOLSTERER, \ CABINETMAKER, AND UNDERTAKER HABINGTOK STREET, TAUKANGA ; (Next Door to Mr T. Wrigley's.) , W. H. is prepared to receive orders 1 for all descriptions of work connected with the above trade. Spring and all kinds of Mattrasses and Cushions made to order in the very latest style at Auckland prices. Old Furniture repaired, polished, and made equal to new. \ Yj E T. T S'> DIAEIES, I 87 6\ Toy Books Prayer Books Hymnals JUST OPENED. I "Bay of Plenty Times" Office. PAEK HOTEL, WELLESLEX and RUTLAND STREETS, AUCKLAND. GEORGE A. AVEY BEQ-9 to intimate to bis numerous friends and tho public that the above contrally situatbd Hotel is now opened. As a Commercial and Family Hotel, this elegant building specially commends itself to settlers, being fitted up and furnished regard" less of expense, and with all the latest improvements requisite to ensure to the traveller or to families all the comforts and convenience of a home. Tho Sleeping and Private Apartments aro r lofty and airy, and furnished in a moßt superior g manner, and the Public Rooms are also prob vided with every regard to the requirements h of visitors. , Thera is also a handsome Billiard Room n .furnishsd with a newly imported Table from t .. 'England. HOT AKD COLD BATHS. ? PAEK HOTEL, ' WELLEBLEY and RUTLAND STREETS, AXTOKJDAHD. a T A E H. O T E L, is ALBEBT STREET, Eh PATEIOK GOEMAN JJ" (Late of the Alexandra Hotel, Parnell), Having taken the above., splendid Hotel, begs r, to announco that no- attention on his part 1, shall be want ing' to render it what its size and le accommodation entitle it to be, the loading ly Hotel in Auckland, 3r To through Travellers by the mail steamers, and to settlers from the country, the Star ie Hotel may bo specially recommended; Its d, bedrooms and 1 private apartments are aecond 'ii to none, and'its proximity to the Wharves^ Markets, and Public Buildings,, constitute tg another great recommendation, None but the bestbrands of Spirits and ' Cigars. Tli^ Billiard Saloon ia lofty and well veiiUluled. The Tublo is oiiu of Aleock's best, and the cues and other acoessuriop me :L\t- class. ■