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WALKERS HOTEL, TE iUSQNA.
THIS is bv far the LAKfIEKT, BEST APPOINTKI>, ami MUSI COMFORTABLE HOTEL in Te Arolui, Conl»iinim; Suites of Private KN.oms for FANHT-IKS withP/AXO^ MATHS, COMMIOKCIAL, ■DINING. AND SMOKING ROOMS.
SPLENDID BILLIARD ROOM.
The Bed-rooms (30 in number) aie lofty, ■well-ventilat d, *nri iu»»t uomfortubly furui^lKxi.
EXCELLENT STABLING, Pi«gj;ies ami Saddle Horses on Hire.
The Cuisine is really Firßt-class, and WINKS AND SPifclTS THE VERY BEST.
JAMES WARREN, Proprietor. W A I_T 0 A . fFRAVELLERS and Ottiers in the above District will do well to stay at the
TE AEOHA HOTEL, where they will find every COMPORT & ACCOMMODATION. EXCELLENT TABLE KEPT. First-class Saddle Horses and Buggies, &c, always on Hire.
Good Stabling and Feed for Horses, which will be well cared for. SECURE PADFOCK'S. None but the Best Brands of Liquors Kept. JOHN MOFFAT, Proprietor. Waitoa.
THE PKENIX HOTEL, MORRINS YILLE,
P I A X 0. S. W. BUCK ... Proprietor. ACCOMMODATION FIRST-CLASS. S.W.B. bega to notify to the Travelling Public that he has RENTED his EXTENSIVE STABLING and PADDOCKS to Mr W. X Carter ; and the Mail Coach on its journey t« and from Hamilton and Te Aroha always stops at the Phoenix Hotel, giving sufficient time to Travellers to rest and obtain REFRESHMENT.
THE BRITISH TTOTEL, ±1 TE AROHA, P. QUINLAN, Pkopkiktoh.
EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION FOR TRAVELLERS STABLING. BILLIARDS CRITERION HOTEL, CAMBRIDGE. ' EH E WITT • PIIOI'RJETOIt. The above Hotel is replete with every Convenience. Buth Room, Private and Sitting Rooms for Faniilien.
BILLIARDS
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None but the best Wines »pd Spirits kept.
GOOD STABLING ACCOMMODATION.
E. 11. will be ghid to see his Te Aroha friends wii<» may be visiting the Wuikato dihtrict.
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Te Aroha News, Volume 64, Issue II, 23 August 1884, Page 1
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277Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Te Aroha News, Volume 64, Issue II, 23 August 1884, Page 1
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