Business Notices J.H. -W alsh> 33TJTCHEE (IATE BOBBET2'a), ROLLESTON STREET, KAEAKA. CORNED POKE and BEEF of the vary ' BEST QFALITY. BEST QUALITY ONLY KEPT. """SHoSTIiAND RESTAURANT IS NOW OPEN. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. AT ADLAM'S COKNER. OYSTERS 7~~OYBTEES! In Eottle or Shell. NOTICE ! W. BOBBETT, O? POMVEN SXBBET, \ v EGS to return his sincere thanks to his i V Gustoraerß and the public in general for their liberal patronage during the last, ten years, and now wishes to inform them thai; HE HAS DISPOSED or the EOLLESTON STREET BUSINESS TO MR. J. H. WALSH. • J. H. WALSH HAS much p.en3re to inform the Inhabitants of the Thames, and move particularly the former Custbmerßj that in reference to the above he trustß that by Btrict attention to the business, and keeping nothing bat the BEST QUALITY of MEAT, t merit the same amount of support so cordially afforded to his late employer—Mr WM. BOBBETT. Novemberllth, 1379. Bolleaton street
Hotels Shortland Hotel, (COBNEB OF POH-EN -AND GREY STBEETS), Shobtland. TAMES VEEEALL, having taken possesel sion of tee. above Commodious and well known Hotel, wishes to inform the Public of the Thames 'and Travellers from the upcountry Districts that the Accommodation is SECOND TO NONE on the Thames, and that Visitors will receive every attention at his hands. Wines and Spibits of the Best Bbands only kept. EHRENFRIED'S SUPERIOR BEER. GOOD STABLING. JAMES VERHALL, Pbopbietoe. 828 ALBERT HOTEL. QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. /^HAELES KITCHEN, having taken the above well-known, central, and commodious Family Hotel, respectfully invites visitors to Auckland to pay him a visit. The liquors are all- First Class, and the travelling public, especially Thames people, can rely on obtaining every comfort and convenience at this well-known hotel. . 1097
THISTLE HOTEL. WINE AND~~SPIBIT STORE. Above Theatee Royai.. QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. M. Gallagher (Late Thames and Cosmopolitan Hotels,) ! PROPRIETOR. . 1093 Th iT'tTeTo "t c l , Queen Stbeet, Auckland. SELECT BILLIARD SALOON, containing one of Bennett's Prize Tables, the fastest and beat tables in New Zealand; and Alcock s Exhibition table that took first prize at the Great Exhibition of 1862, the handsomest table in the Colonies. The rooms are lofty and well lighted, and the marking most cwoW ******* J^AEBiaAN. uc H"aiT~rr o t c l, Queen* Street, Auckland. r ADAMS, lateTf the Queen's Hotwj, J Unoer Symonds-fltreet, h&* much fcurYEforming his Thames Friends that heTAKEN THE ANCHOR HOTEL ana made such aHerato that hi, can offer them the BEST ACCOMMODATION in Auckland, and especially to Families arriving from the Thames. The Billiard Room is supplied with one of the Best Billiard Tables in the Colony. J. A. w<rald also call special attentio? *»w Selection of Wines and Spirits. PRICES MODERATE,
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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue XI, 24 September 1880, Page 1
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446Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue XI, 24 September 1880, Page 1
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