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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume V, Issue 428, 18 October 1876, Page 1

]|{ 4SO NI C HOTEL, The Strand. G. H. WHITOOMBE Begs to inform the public of Tauranga and surrounding district, that he has taken the Masonic Hotel, and hopes by strict attention to business and civility, to obtain a fair share of patronage. „ The Masonic Hotel is centrally situated on The Strand facing the Harbor, opposite the Wharf, and is replete with every comfort and convenience. The Wines and Spirits are warranted pure as imported. Private rooms for Ladies and Families. Good Stabling. First-class Billiard Table. a. H. WUITOOMBE, Proprietor. QHINEMUTU HOTEL. ISAAC . WILSON, . Proprietor. . The above Hotel, picturesquely situated on the banks of the Eotorua Lake, on the coach road to the Lake district, from " Tauranga and Napier, offers every inducement to Tourists to give it their patronage. lhe Hotel has lately been enlarged, and every effort, will be made by the Proprietor to secure the comfort of travellers. The famous Wliakarewarewa Hot Springs are situated within a short distance of the Hotel ; they have been rented by the Proprietor, and a com-, modious-whare has been erected at the JSprings for the convenience of invalids. • There is good Stabling accommodation, and a Buggy is kept for the use of visitors. Cobb's Booking Office to Tauranga, Taupo, Napier, and Welllington. rjiHß J^OTORUA JfOTEL, OHINEMUIU, ~" HOT LAKES DISTRICT. The above Hotel, conducted by Mr J. T. MORRIBON, is situated on the banks of the ' world-famed Rotorua Late, and commands a splendid view of the Mokoia Island, celebrated for its legends. In connection with the Hotel there are Baths for invalids and others immediately in front of the house. The proprietor has also a lease of Sulphur Point, about a ton minutes walk from the , Eotel, where the mineral batha are situated, from which such wonderful curative effects are derived, invalids daily leaving -who have been permanently cured from bathing in their health-giving waters. No charge ie made to visitors stopping at the Rotorua Hotel for the use of these Baths. The House, a two-storied building, is well appointed in every respect, with Billiard Room, Pantrys, Lavatories, Stables, and every requisite supposed to appertain to a first-class Hotel. There is also attached a Garden, the producing qualities of which have been the marvel of all beholders. J. T. MORRISON, Manager. LBE R T J£ OTE L . JAMES STEWAET, Proprietor. QUEBN STREET, AUCKLAND. Parties visiting Auckland will find fibst- class ACCOMMODATION at the AIBEET JIOTEL. It contains large and well'ventilated Bedrooms, comfortable Sitting-rooms, and every convenience and modern improvement necessary to a first-class Hotel. Being in the centre of the oity, and within a few minutes walk of the Government Buildings, Telegraph and Post Ofßces, Banks and •Theatre, the "Albert" will be found most suitable for visitors to Auckland, *** A Nighfc Watchman is kept, so that travellers and others can receive attention at any time of night. 'COMMERCIAL AND SHOW KOOMS FOR TRAVELLERS. JAMES STEWAET, Proprietor. g T. A E HOTEL, ALBEBT STREET, AUCKLAND. PATEICK GOEMAN To through Travellers by the mail steamers, and to settlers from Iho country, the Star Hotel may be specially recommended.