Hotels, etc Theatro Boyal Hotel. H. C. NANKE-RVIS - XT AS much pleasure in informing his Friends and the Public that he has taken the above favourite Hotel. The Bar baa been supplied with a Fresh Stock of The Best Wines and Spirits, And none other will be supplied. DUNEDIN BEER ON DRAUGHT. {£§?T Remember the Address. BILLIARDS! BILLIARDS !! BILLIARDS IN W. J. CONSTANT BEGS respectfully lo inform his numerous Customers that, having met with such great success in his last new important Table, lie find? it absolutely necessary for the levers of the Green Cloih to IMPORT another of Messrs AICOCK and OVs BILLIARD TABLES, with all tholalcst improvements, and having placed .the room under the supervision of an experienced Marker, he f^els confident that the number of his patroRisers will increase daily. Camden Hotel, , SHORTLAKD, W. J. CONSTANT, Pbopbietob. For Sale, a BILLIARD BAGATELLE Table in good condition. 1826 Commercial Hotel, HAMILTON WEST, WAIKATO. W. 11. PEA ROE, (Late of the Wharf Hotel, Thames, and KoTix Maii, Auckland), TNFORMS his Old Fritnds and Oustomirs JL that he has just entered upon the above Hotel, "which iB one of the Best Houses in the Colony for Convenience and Comfort. It comprises Dining Room, 50 feet by 21 feet; Parlours, 22 Bedrooms, Billiard boom, and all the conveniences of a Firet-clagß Hotel, Rooms en suite for Private Families and Tourists; with Good Table,' Superior Wines and Spirits, and the best attendance. Every convenience for Commercial gentlemen. First-class Double-seated Buggy, Horses for Saddle and Harness, and Twelve-stall Stable. ' W. H. Pearce would remind his former patrons and the public generally that they will find at the Commercial accommodation equal to any in the first City in the Colonies, with, moderate charges. The House is new, the rooms lofty and well ventilated, and the whole of the furniture is now. n 2477 The Auckland Hotel, j QtJEßir and High Stbeets. nnHE Proprietor would respectfully direct X special attention to the central position Of the Dining Rooms attached to his Commodious Family Hotel, and to the superior accommodation which it affords, not' only to city business people, country visitors, ladieß and gentlemen arriving in Auckland either by steamer"or sailing vessels, but to the public generally.' i Every Delicacy of the Season provided. English and American Illustrated Newspapers are laid on the tables immediately on arrival of each Mail Steamer. Civil and obliging attendants. Peices —The most moderate in Auckland. Breakfast, Dinner, and Tea-time arranged id aB to meet the convenience of all clasatjß. 2302 PRINTING. / IAEDS, CIRCULARS, CHEQTJE-BOO.KS, .BILL-HEADS POSTERB, HANDBILLS,THEATRICAL WORK, &c, &c, &c, In any Color required, On the shortest notice, and in the most modern style. EVENING * STAR OFFICE, GeAHAMSTOWN. NOTICE. APPLICATION TO REGISTER^ FORMS Can now be obtained at THE EVENING STAR OFFICE, Albert street. . ( Jtt.tls.lPT JiOOESoi tJ) !)rdr, t wm> Jit riffi'tai aei'ifrt letter at the KVEKIJSG Stab Office,
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Thames Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2926, 2 July 1878, Page 4
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480Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Thames Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2926, 2 July 1878, Page 4
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