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Tuapeka Times, Volume II, Issue 56, 6 March 1869, Page 1

Lawrence Advertisements. p A M P HOTEL, PEEL-STREET, LA\?TiI3CCE. JAMES Y. HENRY, Proprietor. Horses and Buggies on Hire, "and an efficient Groom in Attendance. One of Alcocks Prize Biliiaud Tames on , the Premises. FIBST-OLASS ACCOMMODATION TOR TIIAVJJLTj^ES Passengers l>y Cobb'e Coaches can rely upon being called at. any hour. T A M E S II O P X I N S , GENERAL STOREKEEPER, Evaxs' Flat. Wholesale Wine and Spirit Merchant. TMPERIAL HOTEL, 1 WAIPORI. JOHN WILEY (Into of the Bridjre Hoh-1) bees to intimnte to hia friends and the public in eoner.il thn f . he has completely rcn^v.-ited liis Hotel, (md travellers nnd others will find it second to none iv Waipori. Wines, Spirits, and Alc3 of best brands. GOOD STABLIKG. Beaumont Ferry Advertisements. TyOKE OF EDINBURGH HOTEL,' BEAUMONT FERRY. HUGH STEWART. Proprietor. Good Accommodation for Traveljors. Fu si -class Stabling, G.-ocl Im-Is, 5,0., &,-. SAM'S OLD ORIGINAL DEAUMONT FERRY STORE AND •B ACCOMMODATION HOUSE, (On the East Bank of the Molynenx River). Good Stablikg. House Fi:ed, &c. HROOKSTON nOTEL AND STORE, \J BEAUMONT FERRY. D. HrsxaE - - Proprietor. Travellers and others will find every comfort, attention, and convenience at this large and comtrtodious Hotel, situated on the south bank of the river. Alos and Spirits of superior quality. I'tliST-CLASS STABMivCr. N, B.— DISTRICT POST OFFICE. Benger Bum Advertisements. HAMl 1 HOTEL .AND STORE, V BENGER BT7BN. CHARLES NICHOLSON, Pbopwetob. - Accommodation for Travellers. General Store. Wiiies, Spirits, and. Ales of the be^i brands. Charges moderate. Distrxi Post Office. PADDOCK ACCOMMODATION. RICIIAKD PARKS COCKER, i GINGES BESII AND CORDIAL MANUFACTURER, BENGER BURN, lloa. Flat v n R O W 2S T HOTEL, CLUTHA FERRY.' JOHN BARR has the pleasure of informing liia friends and the public, that lie has opened Iho Crown Hotel, and by strict attor.tion to business keeping WINES, SPIRITS, AND ALES, Of tho-best quality. ACCOMMODATION for TRAVELLERS, Unsurpassed by any in the Province. STABLING AND PADDOCK ACCOH^IODATIOK UNEQUALLED. And that he is determined to maintain the clmracter of the Crown Hotel as one of the best in the Colony. • < A FIRST-CLASS BILLIARD TABLE On the premises. Cobb and Co.'s Coaches arrive daily at 8.30 p.m., and leaves at 830 a.m. BAFFLE T! OR M S CAN BE HAD AT THE ' "TUAPEKA TIMES" OFFICE.