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Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4521, 2 July 1883, Page 1

Hotels 'H Theatre Royal: Hotel* 1 ,OWB,N.SiI B,E E A, -. I s Thames. " '; .' ' * ' I GEOBGE SYMINGTON i TT>EQS to inform all hit Old Friends and '• ■Oni!-^^ • ' ■■•... j the PoWto' leWrully that <>the ALISBAt TIONB and nffIPBDVBMBNTS Ho HIS' ,»BVLißMfl|jifiß^ l iM $w, being compitted) be can tie* offer t!i«w aroo«oiBorJ»Hon r unsurpassed in (lie whole district. 'Hie Stock of WINES, SPIRIT*, ALK9, &0., J hat been selected with gre»j' care, and j Customers are assured; that* none bat the j ,fi«eV. brands of ?liquprpwtU da kept. .' ' j DUNEPIN, and BfcdWN.CAMP. j BEL£ «nd CQv'S JEER , 7 , ; vtl always;on drafj£. ( ./ ' ' The ACCOVJjomfilpN for TiSITO^S^ | from ATJCKtAST) ant? Ibe TJ?WBR COTTS[v \ #RY » unrivalled, and the PropriMor*rill>^' pleated 'to receive:visif r'from hit T frienoV nn i hbrtipfaV** •' *'" r{"-" '■'■""••_ »',-'" Bpaciooi and welMfehted SAMPLE ROOMS for the use >of COMMERCIAL MEN;-"'" i who can tely on meeting wilh every ' I convenience »t tbisnEstab- ' ; Jiabroen*. - • j THE DINING BOOM Is row open, ond as a fint' olaei Cook has been engaged, satisfaction' tq'Pafrona can be guaranteed. ' " "-1 ' Luncheoft,daily from 12:80 bo 1.80 p.m. . •• ' Dinner at 6 p.m.' v *• GEOFGE SYMINGTON, v 614. ' '.'.''•''.' '"" '; ikPERIAt #OTEL, . POLLEN STREET. JAMES illENrflCK, Pbomiitob. • . - fpjtlS well-known Hotel,'t having ; been J ,: .thd>ot*My. P.«nc*»teft and Furnished is now admimbfy^«a«pt«d. for,'the. accommoda. tion of traveller? and visitors to ; the Gold? field t Funnies Will find in.the Hotel a Com-, fortable Honje, with Civility »nd Attention, togrtWr with'Mjodera^ Charges;.', , lt > Only the Best Brands of^IQUOBS kept in Stock; : . 1370. Ferry Hotel, TU'LCAN LANE, . :- , ' r Auckland. "\7"ISITOB8 from the Thames will find every ' ' Accommodation at the above well known and centrally situated Hotel IMPROVEMENTS . have recently been effected by which, the comfort and convenience of Visitors has been greatly enhanced. Liquob of thb Finest Bbaiids. MRS. SUTHERLAND (Late of the Thames), PROPRIETRESS. 868 DONALD McGBEGOB. (Lat of the Auckland Hotel), HAS very great pleasure in announcing to his friends and the public that he has taken that well-known, favorite, and conveniently situated Hostelry, The Waitem^ta, Hotel, which he has, at' considerable expense, entirely, renovated and furnished, making: the bouse second to none for bomfortand convenience, in the colonies, and where, by civility ,a,nd attention, be hopes to rWire a fair share, of public patronage. A First,, class RESTAURANT has been added to the Hotel, where gentlemen who lunch,in the city will find every dolicacy of the season, and'attention paid to their comfort. Hot,' Cold; Bnd'Show'er Baths, and every convenience for traveller* and families, have been added to the Hotel: ines, Spirits, and^Beers, 4c., Ac., only of the best, brands kept. Charges moderate. Note the address s D. MoGREGOE, WAI T E M A T A H O T E L, Corner of Qaeen «ad Custom-house streets, Auckland. . , 2745 British Hoteij> TE AROHA. P. QUINLAN PROPRIETOR THE above Hitel is now open, and being the Best 'Appointed and Commodious on the Aroha Goldfield, visitors can rely on '•very attention being, paid.^to their require* iients. \ "■'•-•'' Good Beds.—Table D'Hote Daily. 1 Extensive Stabling. The WINES, SPIRIT 3, ALBS, Ac, are of the finest quality only. Powell's DINING "pOOMS, AND , BOAKDING ESTABLISHMENT, Lows* Qveejt Btbbbi, AUCKLAND.* Ctuod Accommodation for Families. ! t '■•:•' „ - , • t CUSTOMS ENTRIES i. \.,'t (forms) OJt>9AJjB •* th« Itwib*