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Hotels British Hotel/ TE AEOHAy P. QUINLAN PROPEIETOE mHE above Hotel is now open, and being JL the Best Appointed and Commodious oh the Aroha Goldfield, visitors can rely on every attention being paid, to their require* ments. : Good Beds.—Table D'Hote Daily. ! Extensive Stabling. The WINES, SPIRITS, ALES, &c, are of the finest quality only. 1653 NOTICE. WAIHOU~HOTEL, TE AEOHA. THE undersigned begs most respectfully to thank the inhabitants of the Waihou, Waitoa and Piako districts for past favors, a»d trusts that by strict attention to business, and by keeping the best of Liquors and Beer that they will continue their favors. Good accommodation ; also good stables, second to none in the district.

W M. DIBSELL. . 1277' Agent for the New Zealand Insurance Go. - —— - <f 05 OpS mm*- §* „£ §11 >f Sgo 1- 111 91 S? W •SinttdmoQ aoaßanenj puß{B92 mon JOj qu»3y

NOTTINGHAM CASTLE HOTEL, MOEEINSVILLE, PIAKO DISTRICT. R. S. BROWN, (Late of the 1, All Nations Hotel, ihames) Pbopeietob. THE above Superior Hotel has just been refitted, at great expense, with all modern requirements, and tourists and persons travelling through the Upper Thames and Piako Districts in search of land will here find the best accommodation and obtain the most reliable information. The Store Room is replete with a splendid selection of Wines, Spirits, Ales, Ac, all of the very finest auality. bupenoi Stabling.

mHE HOTEL PAE EXCELLENCE 1 IN AUCKLAND ! ! Old Patrons to the Star Hotel, and the Travelling Public generally, are respectfully informed that E. J. DAVIDSON Has purchased that magnificent and centrally situated first-class house, fTIHE a LBKET TJOTEL,

QC7EEN STREET, AUCKLAND. " Q-ood wine needs no bush," but on an occasion like the present, S. J. Davidsoh trusts he may be permitted to Btate that the ALBEET HOTEL (situated as it is in the heart of the city), is unquestionably and without any mere figure of speech the Best and Most Cqm^b^v-Akpointbd Hotel }n ths Attstblus, is reHl?te vitb fcVery modern comfort nnd convenience, und has (literally) UNEq,€ALLEP AOgOMMQOATH)N fgr Tauilsts, Commercial Q-entlemen, and the travelling public generally. Apartments en Suite for Ladies and Families, Sample Rooms for Travellers. SELECT BILLIARD Hat, Cold, and Shower Baths, &0., &0., &c.

B. J. DAVIDSON presents his personal compli'-cents to his old "Star" customers, and respectfully requests their patronage and support to his new undertaking. It ia, lie hopes, with pardonable pride that he ventures to refer to the manner in vyh.ich the (t Star" waa conducted uadet his vegiino. With more centrally situated premises, very largely increased accomodation, later hotel appliances and appointments, he is now in a position to offer his patrons still more luxurious and complete accomodation. In fine, it will bp. hiß pleasurable pride to eclipse aU hia iQTOer eforfcs at his ne*> house, THE ALBERT HOTEL, QUEEN STKEET, AUCKLAND. Oriental Lounge JSr§Y34a Hotel, OENTKE OF QUEEN AND DI?KHAM STREETS, Auckland. H. C. El O~H M O N D , Pboprietoe.

THE Proprietor of the above Establish, inent ever alive to the comforts of his PATRONS, hag for some time seen and felt that there was a want of some place of Resort of a more private nature, and at the same time, more Elegantly appoint^^^ where Professional Gentlemen, Busineaj Bftes and gthere, after the fatigues of she day, oould wile "away an hour in pleasant converse. Durham street Bar and Luncheon Bar open daily.

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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3786, 15 February 1881, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3786, 15 February 1881, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3786, 15 February 1881, Page 1

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