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Hotels, etc. SYiVIHHIGTOiM’S oOY A L H 0 T E L, Owen Street, Thames. /Three liiinutes walk from the Goods TVharf and Depot for arrival and departure of up-country mail conches'). WINES AND SPIRITS, &c., as usual of JN44W QUALITY. - Dunedin Ale always on draught. /’he Accommodation for Visitors from Ardlcland and the Upper Country is unrivalled,and the Proprietress will be pleased to receive visits her friends from ill parts of the colony. SPACIOUS and well-lighted SAMPLE ROOMS for the use of Commercial Men, •wlio can rely on meeting with eyery convenience at this EstablishmentTHE DINING ROOM First-class Cooks are always engaged, sukl satisfaction to patrons can be guaranteed. Luncheon daily from 12.30 to 1.30 p.m. Dinner at G p.m. Luncheons. Banquets, &c , on the shortest notice, ana iu first class style. JOT LAKES OF NEW ZEALAND. B KENT’S TEMPERANCE HOTEL AND INVALIDS’ BOARD!NG-HOUSE, XIINEMOA-.STREEL ROTORUA. Puis new and cojufortableiestablishinent is inllienew township of Rotorua, •close to the Government Sanatorium and Calks, which eompii-e the celebrated Priest’s Bath, Madam Rachel Bat'll, Oiititieieon Dou'-he Bine Swimming fiatii, Sulphur Vapour Bath, and Galvanic B»:ti*ry Bath, over wliicii large Bathing t’aviliioiis have Peer: i reeled, with ■jnincrotis Dressingroom-', &c. Besides Hies" there is ihe Painkiller Bath, Coffee j iml, (.‘amcron's, unvi liincniani Baths in the sitMatuiimH Gri.iiiuls. BRENT’S is liie < n!y ll< t< ! close to the jaihove IS.: 1 llis, the other Hotel!-, being at '/liLuumilu, fully one mile away from Ahem. Terms ... T2 2s per Wei k. . S. T~ BRENT, PROPRIETOR. Board and Residence. SEA VIEW HOUSE." AUCKLAND. SUPERIOR Accommodation for Visitors and Boarders. SpaciousSitting and Bedrooms. . Private Rooms for Families. This house is most : pm> venientlv situated, within two minutes walk of General Post Office and Queenstreet, with Spacious Balcony overlooking Auckland Harbour. First-class table kept. Terms Most ModerateADDRESS: Mrs ONYON, SHORTLAND St., AUCKLAND. gALTHURST, £A M B RI DGE. ■* MRS AND THE MISSES HILL Are prepared to receive yisitors. Doublo storied house, large lofty rooms, extensive grounds, tennis lawn, stabling, paddocks, &c. Cambridge is well knoyvn for its dry bracing air, and is strongly recommended by medical inen for invalids or others requiring change from the sea air. ■’ Use of private carriage by arrangement. References kindly permitted to Archdeacon Dudley, Archdeacon Willis, Majoi Lusk, &c. Terms on application direct; also at the News Office, Te Afobs. FRUIT 1 VEGETABLES!! T 7 KING, Fruiterer and Nurseryman, VV • etc., has Fop. Sale at hi Shop, Whitaker-street, Te Aroha Apples (both eating and cooking), in great variety ; Pears, Oranges, Panamas Nuts, Confectionery, etc., etc Also supplied fresh daily—Vegetables of evepv description; 00? Utv— THE B3ST Pl icOS-MOST MODEUATEMINING REGULATIONS. PRINTED Copies of GENERAL RULES, Mining Act, 1886, Part 3, f‘ Regulation of Mines,” —Section 207, Sub sections 1-40—may be obtained attlie office of the Te Aroha and Ohinemurj News, or will be posted to any address. Note! Sub-section 40 of Section 207 states that ' X‘ PRINTED COPY of the RULES provided for in this section shall be posted in the office, and on a building or board in some conspicious pi Me > connection with EVERY MINE.”

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Te Aroha News, Volume VIII, Issue 488, 12 July 1890, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Te Aroha News, Volume VIII, Issue 488, 12 July 1890, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Te Aroha News, Volume VIII, Issue 488, 12 July 1890, Page 1

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