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Te Aroha News, Volume II, Issue 101, 9 May 1885, Page 1

COMMERCIAL HOTEL, "Wj^io^^oisra-oiyij^i.

TOHN LLOYD (late Sergeant Field Force, Waikato), begs to inform the residents of Wniorongomai, and the public generally, that he has taken over t-V above new and well-appointed Hotel, which will be found replete with every convenience. PRIVATE SITTII^^OOMS^BATH ROOM, &C. A SELECT STOCK OF FIRST-CLASS LIQUORS ALWAYS ON HAND. HANCOCK'S & CO.'sIiENOWNED XXX BEER, GUKtf NESS'S EXITxA STOUT (Dogs Head Brand), BASS & CO.'S PALE ALE, Lemonade, Ginger Beer, Cordials, Etc., Etc. o

STABLING AND PADDOCK ATTACHED.

ALKEE'S HOTEL, TE AROHA.

PUTS is by far the LARGEST, BEST APPOINTED, and MOST COMFORTABLE HOTEL in Te Arolm, Containing Su;k^ of Private Rooms for FAMILIES *irh PIANO; BATHS, COMMEHCIAL, BIXiXG. AND SMOKING ROOMS. SPLENDID BILLIARD ROOM. Tlp Bed-rooms (80 in number) are lofty, M'Ml-ventilat-d, and most comfortably furnished. EXCELLENT STABLING, Buggies and Saddle Horses on Hire.

The Cuisine is really First-class, and WINES AND SPIRITS THE VERY BEST. JAMES WARREN, Proprietor.

np *' E RoY A L HOTEL •*• O\vln-Stuei:t, Thames. GEORGE Bli .- to inform all his Old Friends and i\,c i.n'nlu- irenernlly tliat the ALTERATIH..S :md IMPROVEMENTS to his Ke IV. I'ii-i'v heing c iinpleted, he can nnv. fVoi tlnMn accnnmiodation unsurjj.i--?^ in the whole district. WIN lIS AND SPIRITS, Ac, AS USUAL, of first quality. T! * Accommodation for Visitors from A tick' nd and th Upper Country is unrivalled, and the Pioprietor will be pleased to receive visits from his friends fiom •all parts of the colony. SPACIOUS and well-lighted SAMPLE RO'.'MS for the use of Commercial Men, who din rely on meeting with every conTenicnce at this Establishment. THE DINING ROOM Is r\'<w open, and as a first-class Cook ha 4 ! been *»n traced, satisfaction to patrons can b«' guaranteed. Li ncheon daily from 12.30 to 1.30 p.m. Dinner at 6 p.m.

GEORGE SYMINGTON. TjMKTrS AUCKLAND ALMANAC -** AND PROVINCIAL HANDBOOK For 1885.

Tliia Standard Book, which is Now "Ren-iy, contuins 208 pages of closelypi iM matter relating to the Colony of i> r Zealand, and furnishing the very ] :tost !-t;itistic : il. official, and descriptive ac "'Hint of its resources, its trade, agricultni' , > -ilways, telegraphs, official services, its laws, forests, land regulations, industries, inn i-5- &c. &c. T»»" Book also contains two Diaries — one \ < r the record of memoranda for every il»y of the year, and the other for the «ntn of household expenses. A f'endy Reckoner for housewives and dealt rs will also be found a useful feature. TU« description of the Provincial District of Auckland covers fifty cloßelyprintcd pages. There are also attached ListK of Crown Lands open for settlement in th-i Province. Th Register of Auckland Shipping, Cui-i ias Tariff, Stamp Duties, Trains, Co. - !. and Steam Tahles, Cab and Waterm. Fares, and Directories have all been foi.^cted to the latest date, and will be >n,ii,cl invaluable in every merchant*) The Farm and Garden Calendars furnish j the farmer and horticulturist with directions for every month's operations. The Titfe, Sunrise, ?,nd other Tables are calculated with" the greatest possible cure. Ail the matter in the Book is entirely now, and various important improvements hive been introduced to make the Book moie widely useful. PKICB- ONE SHILLING. ON SALE AT NEWS OFFICE, TE AKOHA. MEMORANDUM & LETTER HEADLXGS, at the News Ufliee.