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Waikato Argus, Volume III, Issue 183, 14 September 1897, Page 1

pAL ACE UOTEL, TE AROHA. ! SAMUEL T. SMARDON (Late of Waiorongomai, and in the early days o J settlement in Waikato proprietor of th p . Waikato Hotel, Ngaruawahia); Begs to notify Travellers, Visitors and } the general public that they will find first - class accommodation and erery comfort and attention on MODERATE TERMS. l§§r Smardon and McKay's Coaches for Paeroa, Thames, Tauratiga and Morrinaville at mail coach charges. Telegrami promptly answered and attended to. Wines, Spirits and Alcb of the Best Brands Only. SAMUEL T. SMARDON, PIER HOTEL, ALBERT-STREET, AUCKLAND. GEO. LOKAM, Proprietor. THIS Conveniently-situated and Wellappointed Hotel has recently, under the new Proprietor, undergone complete renovation in the furnishing and general internal arrangements of the Hotel, making it one of THE BEST FAMILY HOTELS IN AUCKLAND. ifgp Its proximity to the Railway Station makes this Hotc! especially convenient for Waikato people visiting Auckland. The. Proprietor has determined to make the Cuisine a Special Feature. A I'oitt-r meets each Waikato Train, so that intending visitors may bo saved much inconvenience in connection with the disposal of their luggage, etc., etc. The Waikato Ar<u;s filed. 7/6 ~\RWIL K I N g J uses Electricity, Galvanism, and Vapour Baths Many years Honorary Surgeon Alfred Hospital, Melbourne ; also, Infirmary for Diseases of Eye, Ear, Throat and Chest, Melbourne; two years at Throat Hospital, London, with Sir Morell Mackenzie. Spectacles arranged to all sights. See Dr. Wilkins' pamphlet on Cure of Medical, Surgical, and Chronic NervDebility (mainly without internal medicines, sent post free for seven penn„ stamps. Office hours daily. Sunday, 10 to 12. SHORT! AND.STREET Nt.ut Stau Office.