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Hotels, etc ; GOVERNOR BOWES HOTEL!, Owen STBiETy Gbahamstown. /"IEORGE SYMINGTON, VJT' Pbopbietoe. Wines, Spirits, Ales, &c, f of Finest Qualities. Dinners, Banquets, &ci, on the Shortest., Notice and in First-class Style.' " - I _•;■ ■■„■■ ■■■■' -...:!' 31 RAILWAY HOTEL, HAMIITON. ; L. R. JAMES, Pbopbietob.; : THIS Commodious and well-appointed HOTEL ia situated at the Hamilton Railway Station, and is now prepared for the accommodation of visitors. Mr James desires to inform his friends and the publio that he pan OFFER thorn the very 1 BEST ACCOMMODATION, and trusts that , his knowledge of the business, and the Supe> i riority of the establishment, will enable him to receive an ample share of their custom. Private suites of apartments. Wines, beers, and spirits only of the best brands. Table d'Hote daily. Conveyances run to and from the Townships. 481 JUNCTION HOTEL, REREATUKAHIA, KATIKATI. FIRST-CI(ASS ACCOMMODATION for Travellers and Visitors. Best Brands of Wines, Spirits, Ales, &o. Good Stabling and Paddocking. Horses on hire. JOHN A. C'LASI, Pbopbietob. 3645 ARMY AND NAVY FAMILY & COMMEEOIAL HOTEL, UPPER QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. H. K. JONES (Late op the Thames), Having taken this Large, Commodious, and Centrally-situated Hotel, and completely re* fi.n>ishfd this Spacious and - Comfortable Establishment, invites the patronage of his Friends and the Travelling Public. : The ACCOMOD ATION provided is not to be surpassed in Auckland. . >.■.. . : PRIVATE SUITES FOR FAMILIES. CUISINE under Experienced Management. ' CELLAR stocked with Select and Superior WINES, SPIRITS, AND BEERS. ; :.-,.,. - ; , .... .-..-■, ■ ■■ 55j Oriental Lounge and Nevada Hotels .'-ju ■•:.- OF - QUEEN AND DURHAM STREETS, '. ■-•;•■ ' ' •■ AUCKLAND. ""\ ■'■ ' ; i ft: C,. HI CHMON B, : Pbopbietob. . ■ ■ | THE Proprietor of the above Establish-: roent, ever alive to the comforts of his ' ........... ■,•,,.;,:,,:;; PATRONS, ■!■■■:,:■ v-.j A I has for some time seen and felt: that there was; a. wants of Borne, place of, Resort of a more! private. .nature,' and at the - same time, more Elegantly appointed ''.".'','. , :. ■ r '■:;' ii;;;: !j.;; ''■<', .' lounge; i(: ;,'">.:...,::;. j where Professional' B^htleinen, Business Men; aliVi others,'' after' 'the fatigues of, the {. d^ly,! could while away'an hoiirin pleasant"converse.! •Tbithis'ttDJect^ •' ''■-"■ W& >■'•'■■■> -'■■ '} ■ •"•■. i phv,- f-dfi .:a?HE>iPRbPRIETqR j;: y'^f 1" ; jha» addressed himself diligently, and has noijr: much pleasure in being able to announce /the; completion ofopne^of the most" if "•■'■ i T ',f^f j; !. i; EL?SaANT, ; SALOONS^--v--: \\\ to : be found in; this part of the:world, whioh' will be known from this time forward as the' : ;,: r,- .ORIENTAL LOUNGEi "■:(: ! ",'To those fieretofore unacquainted with any; ■thing; 1;" 1/ ;/, ;■;';/; i;,;.'/.'.,,.-t i: = ..;.,;„■,; : ■ ;"; ;;; JJ^^'ptpNT^,^:.- ■,",;!., k ; a rare chance, now 1 presents itself for • vie.wing I the interior df !thj)i famous . ""' V" '•■t : ''■;,',;',.; (Jrahd:Entrance from Queen streejb. ] ( ; : . ' • Dd6rs opeh Jfrom 16JW.m. to 12 p.m. - Durham stree'fc: Bar and' Luncheon Bar open daily! iiil ''}" : "'- t : :;' :r; '"'" | ; 168 VISITORS;|O '. yt el Bb.t7;E^ f;\tj'.<qi t c l, ; ;:, Vl.:': 'wiLIifsiTREET, ." ' ' ' : (Three; minutes'; walk from••.■the Wharf,) ; J.'-N.' O \V"E N, Pbotbietob. THIS Establiahmont is replete with every convenience, and will be found admirably suited for strangers visiting Wellington. iT.'.so Tabie d'.H6fce is second to none in the' lOity, and under the personal supervision of the proprietor, the wants of Visitors are well •attended to. ; Hot, Cold and Showeu Baths. Remember the Address. 3116

! ;REGISTERS SHAREHOLDERS FOE • GOLDMINING COMPANIES | (Various. Sizes and Styles of Binding).« !•'■■■■■'■■ " ' ■ ' . , , '. . .■,;.. AN SALE at the STAK OFFICE, \J Thames. .:.: ■ ;, i : .—_ I—l_—i , -^— •■ ..'"•■ ?Sj ILL;HBaI)8, Invoiceß, &c, on, ruled ,or 13 plain paper, of every size and quality executed iritb despatch at tho Evening Star 'office.'. ;■. '■ ■'"' ■■ •■-:■■..;-..' .. ;■.. v.-

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Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3299, 18 July 1879, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3299, 18 July 1879, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3299, 18 July 1879, Page 1

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