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Te Aroha News, Volume 1, Issue 18, 6 October 1883, Page 4

WA L KEB/S HOTEL, TE ABOHA.

rl " ' '" ■ " " — i jir■"r- rr „ f/ w «••**» •" i 't~ JAMES WAE E E I |; "OEGS to inform his Frie «ds, and the Public generally, that he has taken the ] above Hotel, and he respectfully solicits a share of their support. ,

i * ' : .- • • "" ,-.***'. ■ "■- l This Hotel is the Largest and most Commodious in the Te Aroha District, and can offer Accommodation not to be excelled in any part of the Colony.

;o: • — SUITES OF ROOMS FOR FAMILIES, WITH PIANO, BATHS, AND EVERY OTHER CONVENIENCE 'AND' COMFORT, and an Entrance quite distinct from the general and bar trade. VI ST'l! TO 'BlB l S . u . , 4 . of every de^ree> will find' every civility 'and accommodation, and the ami or tot Proprietor will bp to give his patrons evjery satisfaction. The Bel-rooms are lofty aivl well veatilated, as well as most comfortably Furnished with evevy requifeinent. There is a aide back stair whereby egress can at otico be obtained in case o£ fii'e. OOMMEEOIAL; TRA.VELLEBS '' will find 2very convenionce for Basiness, Purposes. Large Buuiple ICooms are at their command. The' Ho^iMS situated within, a s^horfc distance of, 'the steamed wharf, the Post and T6le^raph'Officd>hdsthe,iHamilton Coach leaves and returns on alternate 1 nays. ' • St^anidraJeaye' daily ifoff. 1 th<? Thames. » • ' hot sPnmm lof tb aroha. These have already becotne farhb'us for the' J " extraordinary cures they have effected and greatly increased atecoimnoVlation has been recently made to;the baths. All Visitors to the WALKER'S HO^EL eari us^'them^^tulfoaslyi'a key being 1 ' ' aWay's -available. The Cuisine 'cannot be surpassed' in any Country Hotelin the District 'Meals are at the following houis :—Breakfast, at 8 to 10 o'clock ; Lunch, 1 o'clock ; Dinner, 6 p.m. ■ ■ - stalling; ' % ! Excellerit Stabling 'te attached to the Hotel, under the charge of an experienced Groom, and G-erttleiiien -WiAy Yelyj oii'every care being taken of their horses. Saddle Hotses, 'Buggies;* Double 'a'n'd^ingK always iready. . •"• wines; 1 ppiaixsy &c..' No Liquors of any xlb'scHption ' ai'e' purchased 1 by the Proprietor excepting those 'of the Sreryffrsff quality^'" Whilst providing everything possible for the comfort and accommodation t>f' those who patronise this Hotel.' tHE CHARGES ARE' MOST MODERATE A"NI> A TRIAL IS RSJS PECTFULLT REQUESTED. > > BILLIARD 'ROOM. • • - There is a spacious and well ventilated Billiard Rdom on the ' premises',' with one of the best Tables that can be imported, under the charge of an attentive and 'competent Marker. Lovers of the Board of Green Cloth 'will find all the fittings of the highest class. HIES WAEBII, PROPRIETOR, Te Aroha, August 11th, 1883.

JOHN li/TATTHEW, PAINTER, GLAZIER, AND PAPJSRHANGER, TE AROHA, & WAIORONGOMAI. A LL Work executed .in, the, Best Styles with promptitude, ia either townships, or in any part of the surrounding Districts. ONLY BEBT MATERIALS USBD. Estimates given and Contracts undertaken at Lowest Remunerative Pricks. Orders for Te Aroha please leave at D. J. Fuazer's Ironmongery Store.

WAIOKONG-'MA£ BUTCHERY AND GENERAL PROVISION STORE. ROBINSON "AND TIERNEY HAVE always on Hand a Stock of Best Beef ,- Mutton, and Pork Sausages, &c, &v. Also, Ten, Coffees, Cocoa, Sugar, Fiouiy ßread, and General Groceries. Only Best Brands Kept. Meat and Provisions of any Description PACKED UP HILL Three Times a Week. O rders carefully and promptly executed TERMS CASH OU MONTHLY PAY MBNTS.

MBLBOURNB CUP, 1883. ADAM BEDE will this year hold a seriea of Consuitutions ou the above event, Two Thousand Subscribers at LI each, to be divided as follows :—: — First Hoi-bo ... ... £500 ' Second Horse ... ... 200 Th.rdHoise 100 Other Surters (divided) 500 Non-starters 700 Total £2000 It is particularly requested that early application for shares will be made, as each list will be drawn soon as filled. HeMutt? w 111 be forwarded to subscribers unmoUiciteiy after drawing-, and the next Imt proceoued with. Any sub^nberjjdrawing a horse in any j lint will be allowed, if he so debireH it, to invest in the ioliowmg list uny sum not I exceeding Four Pounds without remitting ! any tmther cash, this amount to 'be ultnnately deducted from prize money* It will be observed that these lists will average one prize in about fourteen tickets, instead o£ one in iifty, as in the larger lists oi previous years. Application by lkttku only, enclosing two ytamps, with exchange on cheques, or by mon.-y order, bank notes, or drafts. KegiHterud letteta or telegrams will ,not on any account be received. If bank uoteb ttf#» Bent, pte.tse use two envelopes, one sealed and pinct'U inside the other. L.U. Orders preiened when proem able. 2 NOW OP£N.^i Addukss — ADAM BEDE, Care of 11. N. Abbott, Box Mo. 2, Post-office, Auckland.

TEMPERANCE HOUSE AND RESTAURANT, Whitaker Street. J. A DOBSON, Proprietor THE above Establishment is NO^ OPu)i\ . Every attention paid to the Comfoit and Convtnieno« of Visitr*-* and Boarders. CHARGES— Moderate.

ROLLEfcTON STREET, , TE AUvHA.. ! CORN, I SEED, and I GENERAL GROCERY STORE. CmTPYNE TLI AS just received his Stock of NEW SEASON TEAS, ex "Huibow," Quality is Really Fine. - C.S.P. has always on hand and arriving Gkneral GiioriSiiifiß of all Descriptions. Canterbury Bncon and Hams, and Potatoes REGULAR SUPPLY OF FR*jsH BU'LTER DIRECT FROM THE DAIRIES. MAIZE OATS CHAFF BHAN SHARPS Kto. FLOUR PK-UiEAL Kto. GARDEN HEP3DS. 15ONRB PU;WHT IN ANY <^HANTITY,

THE AUOHA NhAVS AGBNCIISS. THE following are tuo recogniaed Agents for this paper, and will receive SuliHoriplions :—: — Waioroi)»ouiui ..Appleirate and Jain en ShaftuHlmr y J. Sqmrreil Ciiinbiul^f J. .- . [iond Thuiiioh 1). U.UttlUon and Co. .Wuitoii T. Iln.we , Ancklund W. B. i^mgbridg-e & Co. liamiltou. i „,.,...G. Edgyuumbe