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Hastings Standard, Issue 33, 4 June 1896, Page 4

WEDNESDAY, -24 th JUNE, J:!y 10 p.lll. Weights—Jlaiilen Hurdle I face Handicap Hurdle Race Hunters Steeplechase Second Welter, Final Steeplechase THURSDAY, 25tii JUNE, By 8 p.m. Accept.—Jiaiden Hurdle Race Nil Handicap Hurdle Race... 2 sovs Hunters' Steeplechase... 1 sov Second Welter ... ... 1 sov Final Steeplechase ... 1 sov F. D. LUCKIE, Criterion Hotel, Secretary April 2, LS9B.

ROYAL HOTEL Opposite Government Railway Station Wellington. PROPRIETOR ... GEORGE ROSS (Twelve years 011 Wellington section N.Z. Railways). Best Liquors. First-class Accommodation. HE ROYAL HOTEL is most centrally situated, and the spacious and magnificently iitted and furnished newly - erected addittions make it the best family hotel in ths Colony. ROYAL HOTEL, WELLINGTON.

HOT LAKES. " SPA " HOTEL, TAUPO. XE Mile and a Half from the Taupo Post Ollico, at which place all eoaeho.s arriving from Napier, Tokaann, and Uotorua are met by the " Spa" Coaches, and visitors conveyed to the " Spa " Free of Charge. Special Notick to Tourists. The Spa Hotel Coaching Company rnn to the following places of interest, thus making the Spa Hotel the most central and convenient and cheapest house for Tourists : Tokaaxu.—Twice weekly. Fare, ss. Waa; \km —Daily. Sundays included. Fare, 2s Gd; against 5s charged by others. Arateatka Rapids. Daily. Fare, 3s 6d ; against 7s Gd charged by others. Rotokua.—lss ; against tsos charged by others.

The " Spa" is the home of tlio Famous Crow's Kost Geyser and celebrated Maori Carved Dining Hall. Hot, Cold and Tepid Swimming Baths, Blue Bath, Sulphur and Alum Baths. Lovely Grounds, Flowers, Shrubberies, Tennis, Promenade and Ornamental Lawns. Drawing Boom, Smoking Room, large Bedrooms, all of which overlook the Gardens. Private Suites of Apartments. N.B.—Tourists are advised to avail themselves of the above cheap fares, and pay as they go. NATL XoTIcHS. For Ivaikora, "Waipawa, and Waipukurau, daily, at 7.30, 11 a.m., 2, anil 4.30 p.m. For Taknpau, Ormomlvillc, Makotuku, and Dtuicvirke, daily, at 7.80, 11 a.m., and '2 p.m. For Havelock, daily, at S a.m. and 4.80 p.m. For Tomoana, daily* at 9.30 a.m. and 1 p.m. For Marakakaho, daily, at 9.30 a.m. and 1 p.m. For Koreru. Tuesday and Friday,#it 11 a.m. For Mokapeka, Te Apiti, and Waimarama, Monday, at 8 a.m. For ISapier, daily, at 8, 9.30, 11 a.m., 1, 4.30. and 0.45 p.m. For \\ ellington, Wanganui, and South, daily, at 11 a.m. (express) For Te Aute at 7.30, 11 a.m., 4.30, and p.m. For I'aki Paki nt 7.30 a.m. dailv.

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