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THE ■DRITISH HOTEL, TR AROII*, i\ QUINL AN, Prop hi btok. EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION you T It A V X L L E KS STABLING. BlLLT.\Rr^__
" .i. AiTiTwlTo irs ROBIN HOOD AND LITTLE JOHN HOTEL, T b Ano h a , Considerably Enlarged ami thoronffWv lte-fittt-d Comloriable well - lurnished Bed and Sittii.g llooins. (iond Table, and irenuino Wines, Spirits, and Uoor «i tinBeat Brands. .1. Auavuoi. hi>pes, with *lii» ju-coiiiinndation, to tocimvo a iair «h.u-e of the patro.u.ue of all visitors to Te Arolw. (J»od Stalilinj?. JOHN ALLWOOD, Prowiietor. "W AIS ER'S "" lIOTEi.7 TK AHO HA. IRIS is by far the LARGEST, BEST APPOINTED, and MOST COMFORTABLE HOTEL in Te Aroha, CoiituiiniiK Suites of Private Rooms for FAMILIES with PIANO ; BATHS, DINING, AND SMOKING ROOMS. SPLENDID BILLIARD ROOM. The Bed-rooms (30 m number) are lofty, well-ventilated, and most comfortably furnished. EXCELLENT STABLING, Buggies and Saddle Horses on Hire. Tli? Cuisine is really First-class, and WINES AND SPlfclTS THE VERY BEST. JAMES WARREN, Proprietor.
PREMIER HOTEL, WAIOttoNGOMAI. J. B. KHUN BEGS to inform his friends and the Public generally that, Having taken over the above Convenient and .well-situated Hotel, lie is now prepared to offer Traveller? and others really COMFORTABLE ACCOMMODATION. The Hotel has been Thoroughly Renovated throughout. A Lahge and JSklect Stock of Liquors on Hand of BEST BRANDS ONLY. Auckland and Thames friends will find it to theii advantage to put up here. Note.— Extensive Billiard and Commercial Rooms are about to be added : also, Ten additional Bedrooms and Three Parlours, which will be Private.
W A l O It 0N ii OMAJ LL O-T EL, Waiouo.ngomai. THOMAS LAWLESS. PROPRIETOR. f| iHE additions -which have been innde 1 to this Hotel, jmd the internal liuprovemenLs which have lieen effected, have made it one «£ the most Coniforuible Houses in the Dislriet. WINES, SPIRITS, AND BEEIIS Of the Best Quality. BILLIARDS. Comfortable Stables.
DUKE OF C Ail BRIL> G E HOT EL, Cambridge. It. KIRKWOOD ... Propwetok. PRIVATE APARTMENTS. llorceß and Duggies on Hire.
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Te Aroha News, Volume I, Issue 37, 16 February 1884, Page 2
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331Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Te Aroha News, Volume I, Issue 37, 16 February 1884, Page 2
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