Te Aroha' Advertisemehts.
DASCOE & FIELD, Hamilton and Te Aroha, COMMISSION AGENTS & SHAREBROKERS. ' MR JAMES GRIBBLE, PRACTICAL MINE MANAGER, &c.
MR GRIBBLE will be glad to Report (gratis) upon any Samples of STONES, MINERALS, &c, submitted to him, which may be left at the Waikato Times Office. Te Arolia GoldfieMs.
f\ S. O'HALLORAN'S " HOT SPRINGS HOTEL, Is being Enlarged and Improved to meet the requirements of Travellers, and by civility, attention and moderate charges the Proprietor trusts that the public will give him a share of their patronage. Good Stabling, Horses, Buggies, &c., for hire on the shortest notice. N.B.— Guides' provided to Katikati, Taurangi, and Lake district. G. S. O'HALLORAN.
RENE MORGAN HOTEL Te Aroha. George Clotworthy, Proprietor has pleasure in announcing that he has opened the/above Hotel, where visitors will find goojd accommodation, and the best of Ales, Wines and Spirits. Waikato Times filed.
m E ARO II A HOTEL, Waihou, THAMES VALLEY. (Three Miles trom the Goldfield.) Visitors to the Goldfield w ill find firstclass accornodation and every comfort at the above Hotel, with good Stabling- and secuie paddocks. None but the be&t biands of Ales, Wine", and Spirits kept in stock. Saddle Hoises for Hire. Coaches for the Waikato and the Goldfield call at the Hotel daily. EDWARD MISSEN, Proprietor. AGENT : New Zealand Insurance Company, and New Zealand Accident Insurance Company.
H SMITH, Storekecper,Hatnilton and • Te Aioha. H Smith, begs to inform his Waikato friends that ho has opened a Geneial Store at Te Aioha, and ib piepared to supply Goods of first-class quality, at lowest prices. A Diningroom in connection with tho Store, where Good MoalsJ 'an be obt:iiued at all hours. it<i' Waikato Tx^iEh Sold.
ry\E AROHA DINING ROOMS, F. J. X LAWRENCE (late of Cambridge) has pleahiuc ot informing the Inhabitants of Waikalo and To Axuha. that he has opened tho above Dinhur-iooms, where he will be happy to see old Friends and new Acquaintances. 5 - Board, 16s per Week ; Meal?, Is Gd Each.
WH. POTT X X , • Yhjtoru Dininu Saloon, Te Aroha, opposite the Post-office. W. H. Potter has Upcned the above, and trusts by strict attention to the wants of hks pationt. to merit their &uppoit. Mexls at all hours. i§3f Waikato Tnn m liled.
HPE AROHA TIMBER YARDS. JL FARRELL BROS., Buildeis beg to annoimcf th.it theyhavcon hand.ilaigo hto< k of Tnnbci, Doors, Siishcs, Moulding-;, Builder's Ironniongeiy, Bricks, Lime, etc., etc. itS' Plant, and Speeifieation& prcpaied, and Coriect Estimates given.
WILLIAM PRICE, BUILDER, of Jrlimilton and Te Aioha, ha& ju&t received a large consignment of thoroughly seasoned kauri timber, and is piepared to accept contiacts for the election of buildings of any description on the Goldfield at lowest price and with the utmost despatch. W. PRICK.
A CAMPBELL, • Timber Merchant, Hamilton and Te Aeoha, Is now piepaied to supply fh'-t and sccond-ci-vs Seasoned limner, Doois, Sahheb, and Buildor.s' Ironmongery at Te Aioha, at lowebt rates and in any quantity.
TE AROHA GOLDFIELDS. HENRY J. TUR N E R OKPnivbRIMU, Begs to announce to his friends and the public, that he has opened a Livery and Bait Stables on the west side of the feiry, and is now prepared to receive horses either in Stables or paddocks, both sides of the river. A large supply of green feed.
J. F. COCKS BEGS to inform the Inhabitants of Waikato and surrounding Districts that he has opened business at To Aroha as Upholsterer, and he is prppared to execute orders for Mattrassesof all descriptions, Drawing and Dining-room Sueits Stuffed to order. All ord rs promptly executed, and forwarded to all parts of the Waikato. Address : J. F. COCKS, Te Aroha.
"DRITISH HOTEL, TE AROHA GOLDFIELDS. P. QUINLAN Begs to announce that he has just opened the above commodious Hotel, and has first-class accommodation for Boarders and Visitors. None but the Vest Ales, Wines, and Spirite on stock. Waikato Times filed.
TXTANTED, KNOWN, that Handbills, yy , Dodgers, and all kij?ds of Printing can be. had| at, the WJaik^TO Tjmes Office, cheaper than any other house. ' '
T) R> E D EL° w - . HA3VOLTON, WAIKA,TO.\, ; Cqnsaltation Hours, 9 a,m, to 11,a,m.
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Waikato Times, Volume XVI, Issue 1336, 22 January 1881, Page 4
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