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Te Aroha News, Volume I, Issue 12, 25 August 1883, Page 3

IMPORTANT NOTICE ! T?O THE, THAMES VALLEY SETTLERS AND, TE AROIA MINERS., THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHASED THE- TE AROH4 STOCK OF MESSRS CARR & SONS VW CASH, AT A DIS-. COUNT OF £2,000 OFF THE ORIGINAL COS% HAVE REOPENED THE EXTENSIVE PREMISES LATELY Q.OOO-. PIED BY THAT- FIRM. MESSRS WELLS & SO UTTER PURPOSE ADDING; &A.RQJB&Y' TO THE STOCK, FROM THEIR IMPORTS EX » WA\ HORA," "RANGITIKEI," AND "LOCH KEN;" AND "EAST 1 LOTIAN." SHORTLY TO. ARRIVE.

MESSRS CARR & SONS' STOCK WILL BE MARKED DOWN,, AND SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS GIVEN TO LARGE; PURCHASERS. THE DRAPERY AND GROCERY BUSINESSES WILL BE; CARRIED. ON IN THE OLD PREMISES, AND THE IRONMONGERY (TEMPORARILY) IN THE SHOP KNOWN; AS; NO EFFORT WILL BE SPARED THAT EIGHTEEN; YEARS;'' EXPERIENCE; WILL, SUGGEST %Q MAKE THE EISTAB LISHENT SECOND TO, NONE OP ITS KIND IN THE COLONY.

WELLS & SOFTTER, TB AK.OHA AND CAMBRIDGE, And at No. 20, Buokrsbuiy 3 London, C.E. WALKERS HOTEL, TE AEOIIA.

:o; • ■ JAMES WAEEEI BEGS to inform his Frie.ids, and the Public generally, that he has taken the, above Hotel, and he. respectfully solicits a share of their support. This Hotel is the Larq^t and most Commodious in the Te Aroha "District, .md can offer Accommodation nob to be excelled in any part of the Colony. :o: SUITES OF ROOMS FOR FAMILIES, WITH PIANO, BA/HIS, AND) EVERY OTHER CONVENIENCE AND OOMtfQRT, and an Entrance quite distinct from the gener.i\ aryl bflji" trade. V I S I T O II 3. of every decree will find every civility and accommodation, and the aim of the, Propiiotor will be to give his patrons every satisfaction. The Bcvl-rooms are lofty an I well ye 1 til ate 1, as well as most comfortably burnished wit'-i every ivquiremen,t. There is <i side bau.c stair whereby egress o«iu ■it once be obtained in ca-^e of tire. OOMMEEC E A.h T-R^V ELL ERS will find -\very convenience for Business Purposes. Lar_ce Sample Rooms are ati heir command. T.ie House is situated within a short distane • of the steamer's* wharf the Post and Telegraph Office, and the Hamilton Coaeti leaves and return^ on alternate >:ays. Steamers leave daily for the Thames. HOT SPRINGS OF TE ARQHA. These hive already become famous for the extraordinary cures they have effected, and greatly increased accommodation has been recently made, to. the baths,. All Visitors to the WALKER'S HO TEL can use them gratuitously, a key being always available. The Cuisine cannot be surpassed in any Country Hotel in the District Meals, are at the following houis : — Breakfast, at 8 to U o'clock ;. Lunch, 1 o'clock^ Dinner, 6 p.m. STABLINQ, Excellent Stabling is attached to 1,;.e Hotel, lender the charge, of- an e^p^ri-. enccd Groom, and Gentlemen may rely on every care being taken of $heir horses. Saddle Horses, Buggies, Double and fcJingie, always ready. WINES, SPIRITS, &c. No Liquors of any description aro purchase.! by the Prop.rie.tor excepting, those of the very first quality. Whilst providing everything possible fo ( r the comfort and accommodation of those. \vho, paho.uise this Hotel. THE CHARGES ARE MOST MODERATE AND A TltfAL IS RES, P^CTFULLY ' REQUESTED. BILLIARD KOOM. There h a spacious and \\A\ ventilate I Billiard Room oi^ the. preim'sGS^ w\i\\ one of I^ho best fables that can be imported, uivler the ciiar^e o.f u^atteiitive,af\'\ competent Marker. Lovers of the Bo,anl of Green Clotu will find all the tittiiy^ of tne highest class,. JAMES WARREN,. PROPRI^TOK. Te Aroha, August 11% 1888..