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Te Aroha News, Volume IV, Issue 201, 30 April 1887, Page 1

Hotels.

T E AJRjO H A . TT>EGS to inform his Fiicnds and the Public Gei.e t \\dy th it ho has taken the above JD llotol, and he lopeet fully solicits a sharj of their suppoit. This Hotel is the LARGEST and mo-t COMMODIOUS in Te Aioha, nnd can offer ACCOMMODATION NOT TO BE EXCELLED ; h«i\ ing boon thoroughly lenovated since the new Piopiietoi took pos-.e*<Mon : a.id will now lv fouirl MOST COMFORTABLE. 0 SUITES OF ROOMS FOR FAMILIES AND LADIES. PRIVATE SITTING ROOMS (WITH PIANOS). SMOKING ROOMS. DINING ]\OJM C43i-r x 2,')in'\ COMMERCIAL ROOM. SAMPLE UOO.M CJ7fj' x Hit). IV2 UKD ROOMS " BATH ROOMS; AND EYEIIY OTIIKU CONVENIENCE AND COMFORT. PRIVATE ENTRANCE quite dUt-'uct fiom General and B,ir Trade. "V J. eT'i'tT^O "R/ S wil" find even* civility and acco'nm > hition, and the aim of the Proprietor will be o h : s Piitions e\ety satisfaction 'J'he Bed Rooms are "lofty and \w' \ e'Uil.ited, and mist omfo - t ibly f m niched. 'J'lie Cvhinc wiM be i.iunrt Al. I'mlmpi? at tlu" 1 lollowini; 'loin-,: — Bie.ikf.ist, 0 to 10 o'clock ; Lunch, 1 o'clock : 'iT.iu't, G o'clock.

IBA-HiOOItT-y. A most S]iici')ii-> Bilco?)}' inns iound two hides of this Hotel, fiom which a ma^-Mii-cent view of the ?unounding countiy i'ov i,: mj miks i-; obtainab'e. STABLlNG.— i:\ccllont Stibli-i- i^ aftaoh-d. S iddlo IloriJi for J, idles or cntle men ; P.ug^ies, etc., on hhort mtire. WINES AND SPIRITS.— A Luge Stock of thoabovc.inclu li-i- all tlieleading Brands BILLIARD TABLE. Tl.eie 'h a c jv\eious an 1 wvll-wildale I Billiud 1! >'i:n, fitted with ono of G. Wiight flld Co 's Pii/ 11 Tables (lv «!t in T. Arohi). iimbr th^ ehir^* of an Attentive and competor* M.-wker. Li.v<«rs of tli n P*nrl op Gie^n Clot 1 'vill find ,il! the Fittings ol' thf Hi;;l ost Cla^. ALL CHARGES AT I'lfsS HOTEL WiLL BE FOUND MOST MODERATE. f~T A TItIAL RE.-riXTEt'LLY SOLICITED. .^

Rl, PROPRIETOR. V I S I T O 33, S TO TK A I IO II A Q< IK'ULD net lone (lie Dhfiir? uitliont ! O pi\in» n YH! J 1 ( . WAIOitONGO- ■ MAT, the MM 1 I . i n g- Township, luss llsan ilirco milo ili-, ' mt, wit'i Busies to and n<>ni fovoi.i] ti.nos daily. linnmntio SA-onrr, , I'cuililul Wallx 1 -, .;nt^ llie fj'anrl-f-l l\-nn ol>t tillable in (iioat Variety. ANo Ciin lie <~ccn the (jua'tz Reduction P'lttoiy at work. Iir.FUKSirMIuVrS ol.lun-ible at any lioni nt ilio r ]\ i-: m i c ii ir o r e l. TTorsp- prd liu^^i^s on Hire, etc. XoijP hut Fn^t ('\<\^ Liijiuirs hopt. Tins JlotH \\iil ho iound ino'>t comfoit.ihle and well ajipoinlcd. s. t. s¥ardon, PIiOPRIKTOII.

GEORGE EBE I(ARANGAH/\KE'HOfEL~ X A "R A N G A H A X E, J. T±. WALSH (Lnto of Ouli.'.'na Ilv-tel, Ouh no 1), XTiTISIJE^ to infojm hi- friends nnd > W th.' jKiblir cn^rally that they v, i'lfind PM'i\iliiii2 111 connection with kis new I lot"! im^l fcili^Cictoiy. Thi^ 1 1 nt '*l i** most crinvonientl\ 'i.uUed on tli^ fri^t link of tho Oliln^iimi River, '; at the teiminati"n of il>,^ dih'Ct 10 id fioin ' ] > aeroa, r.d-j.ijnit.^ t!r> Si^jipn^ion Mndur* : and \< wilhi'i 0 ie>cl' of all thf leading ' Mhie-Jj R'ld (Jnni/ Roibu'tion Woiks. Tfinifi will be found most modcrfit 0 . l\,,U, — (n\}\ fii^t-cla^ Liuiiom 1-c|»l. STABLING AND PADDOCKS FOR j I') USES. _ ___ _ 1

Bo'iidin^ 110u f ;e. T E A R O II A (DoBSON'.s). New and Commodious Premises having b^en elected, visilois to the Hot Spiing who a\ I*— 111 1 to enjoy retirrment m ill find the al)O\ c a dcsiiabl^ rctieat. Within three minute 1 -' walk of the B.ith". Coaches to nnd f.om tho Moninaville Railway Station, Thames, &c\, pass daily. Box 17, P. 0.. Te Aioha.

I Til E ROY A L HOTE L ' OwLvS'ißrj.r, Tji.\:.ij>'. GEORGE SYMINGTON. Bros, to infoim all his Old Fiiends and the public tba< tlif ALTEIIATIONR and IMPROVEMENTS lo hk New I'rpini^ns being completed, bo 'an now offer them accommodation uiisnr t passed in the whole district. WINES AND SPIRITS, &c, AS USUAL, of first quality. The Accommodation for Vhitoi from Auckland and th Upper Country is unrivallrd, and the Proprietoi will he ( .ioascd to receive visits from his fiitii'.' Jiom all paitfi of the colony. SPACIOUS and well-lighted : '.MPLi; ROOMS for die ire (if Coiniii. m i.d Men, who can mly on meeting ■with e\eiy convenience at thin E^Libiishmcnt. THE DININC; ROOM la now open, and as a tfrst-class Cook ha-; been engaged, ratisfaction to patrons can be guaianteed. Luncheon daily from 12.30 to 1.30 p.m. Dinner at'G p.m. GEORGE SYMINGTON.

BOATS. BOATS - BOATS. OF EVERY DESCRIPTiON FOR HIRE, FOR SALE, en BUILT TO OIiDER, inemdinp: Four Oav Gip,', Pair Oar Boatf^, Sculling Boat 1 , Canoe*-, etc., otc.

ill V .11/ Ji; 1 J- J- 5 BOAT UUILDKR AND CALIXF/T MAKER, Adjoining Til K BRTDCiE, Te Arolin. Note. — None but First Clafes JL-iteiials used.

ripO I?T3 LET FURNISHED.— A Four I Room House. A lip!} 7 to W. Eveiitt adjoining the Biid^c, Te Aroha.

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