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Te Aroha News, Volume II, Issue 80, 13 December 1884, Page 1

Ho&ls.

HOTEL,

Tfi AROHA.

• TTTIS n hv far the L MUTEST, BEST APPOINTED, und MOST COMFOWT- • ABLE HOTEL in Te Aroha, Contain ins; ."Suite*: of Privrfte Rooms for FAMILIES S" h PI\NO ; BATHS, >COMMK,ROIAL, DINING. AND SMOKING ROOMS.

SPLENDID BILLIARD ROOM.

'The Bed-room* (30 m number) aie lofty, ivell-ventilnt d, and most 'comfortably •furnished.

EXCELLENT STABLING, Buggies und Saddle Horses on Hire.

The Qirisine is reftlry First-class, and WINES AND SPIfITS TUB VERY ftEST.

•JAMES WARREN,

Proprietor.

WAIT 0 A .

TRAVELLERS mul Others in the above District will #6 well to stay at the

TE AEOHA HOTtiL,

where they will find every <COMFORT& ACCOMMODATION.

EXCELLENT TABLE KEPT.

•First-class Saddle Horses and Buggies. «fee, always on Hire.

'Good Stabling and Feed for Horses, which will be well cared for.

SECURE PADDOCKS.

ifone bat the Best Brands of Liquor Kepfc. JOHN JI O F FAT, Pis or i iel'or. Wnitoji. THE -plil TI S H TJO^EL,

TE AROHA,

p. qu[ x l a jv;

Pk< prietor.

EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION

108.

TRAVELLERS

BILLIARDS

STABLING.

CRITE R I 0 N HOTEL, CAMBRIDGE.

EH E WITT • Proprietor.

*The above Hotel is ruplete with Gven

Convenience.

Bath Room, Private und Sitting Room- • for Families.

J'fone but the best Wines and Spirits kept.

GOOD STABLING ACCOMMODATION

K. 11. will be glad to see his Te Aroha friends who may be visiting the Waikato district.

fp E E ROYAL HOTEL -*- Owen-Strict, Thames.

GEORGE SYMINGTON. Bkgs to inform all his Old Friends and the public gcneially that the ALTER ATI-ONS and IMPROVEMENTS to hi> New Premises huin^ c /inplotcd, hp c;u, how offer them accouunodation uiibtirpassud in the whole district.

WINES AND SPIRlfs, &c, AS USUAL of first quality.

The Aconrnmodation for Visitors from Auckland and th Upper Country is unrivalled, and the Proprietor will be pleaded to receive visits from his friends fioin till parts of the colony.

SPACIOUS and wcll-li-hted SAMPLE ROOMS for the use of Commercial Men, Who can rely on meeting with every convenience at thi« Establishment.

THE DINLVG ROOM

I* now open, and as a liist-ohisK Cook has been engaged, satisfaction to patrons can be guaranteed. • Luncheon daily from 12.30 to 1.30 p.m. • Dinner at 6 p.m.

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