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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3926, 29 July 1881, Page 1

Business Notices HAY! HAY -I! HAY!! I T U S T LANDED,- ---" A QUANTITY OF Good Pressed Hay I WILL BE SOLD FOR CASH Al £4 15s Per Ton AT THOMAS VEALE'S PBOPUOB STORES, POLLEN ST. —TO ARRIVE— A LINE OF GOOD FEED OATS! Which will be Sold FOR CASH At 2s 6d Per Bushel. —NOW LANDEDA Prime Lot of Taranaki Salt Butter. —TO AREIVE— | McCONNELL'S "NEW CURE," BACON AND HAMS CANTEEBTJRY CHEESE AND BUTTER! Hotels MASONIC HOTEL, COROMANDEL. THIS* very Large and Commodious Hotel having become the property of Captain Watepman, la'ely of Auckland, h»s been thoroughly put in Eepair, and made the Foremost Hotel in the District, if not in the Provin'e of Auckland. Visitors and Families from (he Thames Dii>trift may expect every • ttention. A VERY LAEGE PUBLIC ROOM Has bten fitted up for Meetirgs, Lecture?, &c Travellers Generally will Find Every Convenience, And the Best Brands of WINES, ALES, AND SPIRITS. ' W. A. WATERMAN, PROPRIETOR. 2095 British Hotel, TE AROHA. P. QUINLAN PROPRIETOR fPHE above Hotel is now open, and being _L the Best Appointed and Commodious on the Aroha Goldfield, visitors can rely on every attention being paid to their requirements. Good Beds.—Table D'Hote Daily. Extensive Stabling. The WINES, SPIRITS, ALES, Ac, are of the finest quality only. 1653 NOTICE. waihotThotel, i TE AROHA. THE undersigned begs most respectfully to tbnnk the inhabitants of the Waihou, Wnitoa and Piiko districts for past favors, and trusts that by strict attention to business, and by keeping the best of Liquors and Beer that they will continue their favors. Good accommodation ; ulso good stables, second to none in the district. < WM. DIBSELL. 1277 Agent for the New Zealand Insurance Co. 3" J Mil*- Is g tS S* • * M ■ad ra SS eg g.» # •A*UBdujO() aouoansaj paßfßa^ m.9jjj aoj !jua§y Oriental Lounge and Nevada Hotel, OENTBR OF QUEEN AND DURHAM STREETS, Auckland. H. C. RICHMOND, PfiOPRrETOR. THE Proprietor of the above Establishment ever alive to the comforts of his PATKONS, has 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 appointed LOUNGE, where Professional Gentlemen, Business Men and others, after the fa'igues of the day, could wile away an hour in pleasant converse. Durham 'street Bar and Luncheon Bay open daily.