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Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4530, 12 July 1883, Page 1

Hotel* Theatre Royal ,\ Hotel, ; OWEN STBEET,: > Thames. „ GEOKGE "sYMIN6T6N ,T)EGS to inform all his Old Friend* and the Public generally that the ALTERATIONS and IMPROVEMENTS to HIS NEW PREMISES as above being com* pleted, he can now offer them accommodation unsurpassed in the whole' district. flhe Stock of WINES, AEES,&c:., ' h|s been selected with ' great s care, and Customers are aspired that none the finest brands of liquors willj.be kept. DUNEPIN,^ and"BBOWN, CAMP- ! BELL and CO.'S BEEE always on draft. -i The ACCOMMODATION, for yfeITORS from AU( KLANC>rid the XTPFIBjQQUV-. TRY ia unrivalled,'and tbe Pro'priefor will be pleased to receive visits'from' his friend* in both place's. , IK Br»cions and wel!-,lfebted BAMPLE'ROOMS, ifor the use of COMMERCIAL MEN, -', -who can rely on meeling wiih every / " convenience 111 this Esf«D» HshmentJ ■ 1 i THE DINING ROOM r li> Dow'o^en,'ar.d' J8s >a firtt'clas^ Cook'has ' been engaged, satieftt'etion' to Patrons' .can 1 be guaranteed. '' ' •'■, ,' ' ' ',"'•'' 'fl . i Luncheon daily from 12.80 to 1.80 p.m. ' Dinner at 6pp.mr. r "■ GEOBGE 5 SYMINGTON; 61[4 , ty:^ , '„. . IMPBBIAI, HOTEL, 'POLLEN STREET.V „' ■ JAMES "rENNIOK, '^'. Pbopbietob. TBIS well-known Hotel, having been thoroughly Renovated and Famished is ' now admirably adapted for tbe acoommoda-, tion of travellers > and .visitors 1 to the fiold* I fieW. Families will find if the Hotel a Comfortable Hone, with Civility and Attention, together with Moderat ■ Charges. . Only }he Beet Brands of LIQUORS kept inbtock. . 1370 bueen's Perry Hotel, TULCAN LANE, Attckxahd. ' -—— TTISITORS from' the Thatrieg will find every - Accommodation at the above well known and centrally situated Hotel. >, x # t . IMPROVEMENTS have recently been effected by wbich tbe comfort and convenience of Tisitors has been,greatly enhanced. ——• 1 Liqtob of thi Finest Bbands. IIRS. SUTHERLAND r (Late of the Thames), * PROPRIETRESS. 858 DON A LD \ McGREGOB. (Lat. of the Auckland Hotel)j HAS very great pleiwura in' announcing to his friends and tb« public that he has 'taken that weU-koowa, favorite, and con-' voniently situated Hostelry, • ' ' - The Waitemata Hotel, which- he has, at, considerable- expense^ j^uitirely,,renovated "and furnished, making' the house second to none for comfort .and, ooDTflnience, in the colonies, and wher«, by I civility ajid, attention, be hopes to receire^ I a fair shir* o|<-publio patronage.- A First--1 clhss RESTAURANT has been added to the Hotel.- where gentlemen who lunch in the city will -find every delicac> of the season, 1 and attention paid to their comfort. Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths, and, every convenience for travellers and families, < have been added to the Hotel. • ines, Spirits, and JBeera, &c., Ac., only of. the best brands kept. Charges moderate. Not« the address: d. McGregor, WAITEMATA. HOTEL, Corner of Queen and Custom-house streets, Auckland. . 2745 British Hotel, TE AEOHA. P. QUINLAN PROPRIETOR, THE above Hjtel » now open, and being the Best Appointed and Commodious on the Aroha Qoldfield, visitors can rely on 1 every attention being paid to their require--1 menU. /: '" ■ i- k' Good Beds.—Table D'Hote Daily. I MM Extensive Stabling. The WINES, SPIRITS, ALES, Ac, are of ' the finest quality only. PoWßtil/S T\ INI N G T> O O M,6, I ' ' f^?y ■ ""• „■' - ' '■ I BOABBLNG ESTABLISHMENT, I LOWBB QUBBK BTBBET, AUCJtfiA'ND.; - . • fcGood Accommodation for families. ;-/ /-I >ASTWIS» CPSTOMB .. INTRIIi SlAlOto*; - • ?,u •> i< ' • •