WALKER'S HOTEL, TE ABOHA. JAMES WAEKEN
TDEGS to inform his Frie/icls, ftnd the Public generally, that ho has taken the abovo Hotel, and he respectfully solicits a share of their support.
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.
SUITES OP ROOMS FOR FAMILIES, WITH PIANO, BATHS, AND
EVERY OTHER CONVENIENCE AND COMFORT,
and an Entrance quite distinct from the general and bar trade. .„ VISITORS oF every degree will find every civility and accommodation, and the aim of tht Proprietor will be to give his patrons every satisfaction. The Bed-rooms are lofty and well ventilated, as well as most comfortably Furnished with every requirement. There is a side back stair whereby egress caii at once be obtained in case of fire.
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS
will find overy convenience i'or Business Purposes. Large Sample Rooms are at their command. Tiie House is situated within a short distance of the steamer's* wharf, the Post and Telegraph Office, and the Hamilton Coach leaves and roturns on alternate uays. Steamers leave daily for the Thames.
HOT SPRINGS OF TB AROHA.
These have 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 HOTEL 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 h to 10 o'clock ; Lunch, 1 o'clock j Pinner,' 6 p.m.
Excellent Stabling is attached to the Hotel under the charge of an experienced Groom, and Gentlemen may rely on every care being taken of their horses. Saddle Horses, Buggies, Double and Single, always ready, WINES, SPIRITS, &c.
No Liquors of any description are purchased by the Proprietor excepting those of the very first quality. Whilst providing everything possible for the comfort and accommodation of tiiose who patronise this Hotel.
THE CHARGE-S ARE MOST MODERATE AND A TRIAL IS KES PECT FULLY REQUESTED.
There is a spacious and well ventilated Billiard [loom on the premises, with one of the best Table? that can be imported, under the charge ot an attentive and competent Marker, Lovers of the Board of Green Cloth wil! find all the fittings of tho highest class.
JAMES WAEBEN,
Te Aroba, August 11th, 1883.
REGULAR SALES are held by the undersigned at Ohaupo, (central and principal market i'or Store Cattle, alsi> Fat Cattle, Sheep, Horses, &c.,) every first and third Thursday in the r ontli,
At Cambridge Yards, fortnightly, foi Cattle, Sheep, &c, every second and fourth Thutsday.
At Cambridge Yaids, weekly, for Horses, Vehicles, &c.
At Ngaiuav.ahia, as per advertisement.
At Hamilton, Frankion Yatder, as per advertisement.
At Raglan, Okete Yards, at per advertisement.
Valuations made and aut-door sales conducted.
Consignments to and from Messrs HuuJer and Aolan, Auckland, will be received "and forwarded with care and despatch.
Communications addressed to Obaupo will receive prompt attention.
Good accommodation paddocks at Ohaupo Cambridge, Pukerimu, and Pateraugi.
Horse Sales are held every Saturday at Cambridge.
W. J. HUNTER & CO,
r|X> THE INHABITANTS OF TE JL AROHA GOLDFIELDS AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS.
THE Undersigned has always on hand and for sale — Ames' Beat No. 3 Shovels Swampers and Garden Spades Picks, Powder Cans Wire and Ewbank Nails Air Pipes for Mines mude to \ny Bize Lift and Force Pumps Crass Fittings for Engines Galvanised Iron — Plain and Corrugated Sheet Zinc Galvanised Iron Tanks, Chimneys Buckets, and Tubs Spouting, Ridge Caps, Piping, <xc. Portable Copper Boilers Portable and JFixcd Colonial Ovens Beer Machines and Measures Prospecting Disheu Flying Pans Tinware of all kinds Peach Preserving 1 ins Chimneys, Tauka, Ovens Spouting imide to any si^e All orders executed with promptness, and Shipped Free of Expense. Storekeepers supplied at most reasonable rates.
GEORGE McCAUL, Importer, Ac, Galvanised Iron Works and Qolonia? Oven Manufactory, Brown nnd Duvy Shf.etb. Thames^
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Te Aroha News, Volume I, Issue 22, 3 November 1883, Page 4
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658Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 Te Aroha News, Volume I, Issue 22, 3 November 1883, Page 4
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