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Hotels. TlsiTOltS AND INVALIDS PROCEEDING TO T E AROHA SHOULD STOP AT THE HOT SPRINGS HOTEL, AIMOISS (with private entrance to) the THERMAL SPRINGS DOMAIN. THE SEST SITUATED, ° THE MOST COMFORTABLE. THE BEST APPOINTED. This HOTEL hn« been recently greatly KNLAR .JED. The new addition-* include Private and Ladies' Sitting Rooms (with First-olass IPianos \ Large Double and Single Bedrooms, Bath Rooms, etc., Balcony, 54ft. by oft.* commanding extensive view >f the Waihoti River jukl Surrounding Country ; all l>ein# quite distinct from the former Building, "with Private Entrance, and Furnished regardless of Expense. Svme* of Apartment* for Private Families, A Private Stair leads from the upper storcv through the Garden into Hot Springs Domain. A FIRST-CLASS TABLE KEPT. An inurements jnade for Picnic and Boating P.trtios. WIXBS, SPILMTS, AND ALES «f th- BEST QUALITY OBTAINABLE always in Stock. SMITH AST> DQV, Pri.phiktorr.

S~\ U X E N\S HO T E L» QOKKN ANL* Al.lVKllT STtIRRTS THAMKS, M. VAUGIIAN, Propuiktor.

RITCHESON'S

FAMILY HOTIL, UOLLKS'iOV STREET, TE AROHA.

(Late of Waikato, Fiji, and Ohinemuri.)

THE PROPRIETOR of the above bejrs to inft.nn TOT Mt*lY, VISiTOKS. ami the Public generally that since taking over this Hotel EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS AND IMPROVEMENTS

Only Best Brands of Liquors sold.

First'C'lass Accommodation tor Travellers.

Good Stabling.

have been tffected. tnakin^ it a most •desinble ahodn for tho<e who <lesiro QUIET AND THE COMFORTS OF HOME combined with MODERATE CHARGES

THE TRAMWAY HOTEL, KARANGAHAKE.

"TTISITORS to this iaipoitaiit disttict will find every Accouuuod<ition, and their comfort well looked after, at the above Hotel. A SELECT STOCK OP FIRST CLASS LIQUORS ALWAYS ON HAND.

Private Room** for Families.

WINES. LIQUORS, AND CIGARS OP THE VERY BEST BRANDS,

First Cl&sy Stable Accommodation. WM. HY. RITCHESON, Proprietor.

PALACE HOTEL TE AROHA.

ALFRED SHEPHERD, Proprietor.

miS is by far the LARGEST, BEST APPOINTED, and MOST COMFORTABLE HOTEL in Te Aroha, Containing Suites of Private Rooms for FAMILIES with PIANO ; BATHS, COMMERCIAL, DINING. AND SMOKING ROOMS.

Saddler and Harness Maker.

SADDLERY WAREHOUSE.

SPLENDID BILLIARD ROOM.

Duke Street, Cambridge, and at TE AROHA.

The Bed-rooms (30 in number) are [lofty, well-ventilated anrl most comfortably furnished.

TSAA n DAnn saa\j Dat k ij MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER

OF SADDLERY & HARNESS.

EXCELLENT STABLING, Buggies and Saddle Horses on Hire.

Beautiful Riding 1 Saddles, o r own make, from 322 10s, £3, and upwards. Our CONCEALED ROLL SADDLES are unequalled in the Colony at the Prices WE ARE OFFERING THEM AT. HARNESS of every description for Plouob, Dray, Spring Curt, Buggy, Single and Double Hone, made fiom the best fittings and leather procurable. HAIU-FACKD PIPE COLLARS (un* equalled for hard work), and all other styles in stock 'THE CAMBRIDGE GIRTH j-ives universal sutisf action — the most perfect Giith in use.

The Cuisine is really Ftrst-clasß, ami VINES AND SPIHITS THE VERY BEST.

JAMES WARREN,

Proprietor*

TUB ItOYAL HOTEL Owen-Street, Thames.

GEORftE SYMINGTON.

WINTER, 1885 For Winter work horses require covering in this district. Waterproof Canvas Covers felt linen, from 20s, 25s to 27s 6d; Stable Rugs from 14s to 30s.

Bfgs to inform all his Old Friends and thp public generally that the ALTERATIONS and IMPROVEMENTS to his New Pn-niises being campieted, he can now offer them accommodation unsurpassed in the whole district.

IMPORTANT TO PIAKO, RICHMOND TE AROHA SETTLERS & OTHERS. I have arranged with Mr A. H. Whitehouse of Te Aroha to act as agent for our celebrated manufacture and general goods, where any article not in stock can be procured ai 24 hours' notice.

WINKS AND SPIRITS, &c, AS USUAL, of first quality.

The Accommodation for Visitors from Auckland and th Upper Country is unrivalled, and the Proprietor will be pleased to receive visits fvom his friends from all parts of the colony.

ISAAC BATES, Manufacturer and Importer of Saddlery, DUKE STREET, CAMBRIDGE. May Cth, 1885.

SPACIOUS and well-lifted SAMPLE ROOMS for the use of Coimnercial Men, who can rely on meeting with eveiy convenience at this Establishment.

THE DINING ROOM Js now open, and as a linst-clasa Cook li;i« been eti^r.tgcl, satisfaction to patrons can be guarantee*!. Luncheon <luily from 12.80 to J .30 p.m. Dinner ;il G p.m.

CARDS, Circular* (on note or letter pap^r) in plain and fancy type. Carters' Receipts printer., bo'ind, and perforated »t the N>,ws Oftice.

(JEOKCifi SYMINGTON.

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Te Aroha News, Volume III, Issue 150, 17 April 1886, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Te Aroha News, Volume III, Issue 150, 17 April 1886, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Te Aroha News, Volume III, Issue 150, 17 April 1886, Page 1

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