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Te Aroha News, Volume II, Issue 98, 18 April 1885, Page 1

Hotels.

COMMERCIAL HOTEL, •WAIOROFG-OMAI. : O — TOHN LLOYD (late Sergeant Field Force, Waikato), begs to inWrn the *) rofti'kfets of Waiorongomai, and the public generally, that he has taken over the above new and well-appointed H«otel, which will be found replete with every convenience. PRIVATE SITTII^jROOWS^gATH ROOjM, &C. A SELECT STOCK OF tfIRST-CtrASS LIQUORS ALWAYS P ( N . 'HANCOCK'S & CO/riiiowSiD Xtt BEER, GUINNESS'S EXXBA STOUT (Bogs Head Brand), BASS & CO.'S PALE ALE, Lemonade, Ginger Beer, Cordials, Etc., Etc. , o STABLING AND PADDOCK ATTACHED. .

"WALTtER'S HOTEL, TE AROHA. THIS is hy far the LARGEST, BEST APPOINTED, and MOST COMB^ORTABLE HOTftL in Te Aroha, Containing"Suites of Private Rooms for FAMILIES with PIANO': BATHS, COMMERCIAL, FINING, ANb SMOKING ROOMS. SPLIENDI& BILLIARD ROOM. Bedrooms <30 in nuniber) are lofty, wsU-ventilat d, and mo»t ctfnifdrtably burnished. • • EXCELLIENT STALLING, tJiiggie* and Saddle Horses On Hire. $he Ouirtnt is really frirst-class, and V^INES AND SPIRITS THE VERY SEST. JAMES WA&REN-, pROFRIEa^OR.

TRti ROYAL HOTEL OWj-.n-Stuekt, Thames. GEORGE SYMINGTON. Beg^ to inform all his Old Friends and the public geneially that thu ALTERATIONS sm^ IMPROVEMENTS to In> Key/ Premises being c -nipleted, he c;ii ! i now offer them ai-cnTjinio^ation unsur£«s<sed 4m the whole district. WINES -AND SPIRITS, &c, AS tJSDAL, 'of fir-t quality. The Accommodation tor Vißitora ftom -Aucklnnd and th Upper Country is unrivalled, -and the Proprietor will be pleased to receive visits from his friends from •ail "parts of the colony. SPACIOUS and well-lighted SAMPLE "ROOMS for the -use of Commercial Men, ■w&io can rely »n meeting with every convenience at this Establishment. THE DINING R&OM [q now open, and as a ficst-chis^ Cook lias een engaged, satisfaction to patrons can 'oe guaranteed. Luncheon daily from 12-.30 to 1.30 p.m. Dinner at 6 p.m. GEORGE SYMINGTON.

T»HKTK& AUCKLAND ALMANAC =* J ' AND Provincial handbook For 1885. This Standard Bnok, which is Now l 'ead.y-. contains 206 pages of closelypdnten irtatter relating *o the Colony of New Zealand, and furnishing the -very latest btatistieil. official, and descriptive account of its resources, ita trnde, agriculture, railways, telegraphft, official services, ite laws, fore«t*,lana regulations, induati ieB. TAinep, '&c. &c. Th°. Book also contains two Diaries — oi.e for the record of memoranda for every ti.xy of tlue year, and the other for tli£ entry of household expends. A Heady Reckoner for housewives and iealers will also be found a useful feature. The description of the Provincial District of Auckland covers fifty closelvprioted pages. There are also attached Lists of Crown Linds open for settlement in the Province. Tbe ReKi*ter of Auckland Shipping, Customs Tariff, Stamp Duties, Trains, Coach and Steam Tables, Cab and Watermen's Faies, and Directories have all been ■corrected to the latest date, and will be ftitmd invaluable in every merchants office. The Farm and Garden Calendars furnish the farmer and horticulturist with directions for every month's operation*. The Tide, Sunrise, ?nd other Tables are calculated with the greatest possible care. All the m«tter in the Book is entirely new-, and various important improvements lmve been introduced to make the Book more widely useful. . • PRICJfi-^-ONIS BfllfcLltfG.

ON SAtIC AT NEWB uFI^IGE) TE AROHA.

MEMORANDUM & LETTER &EAD- , IKOS, ut the MWs Office,, . .