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Waikato Times, Volume VII, Issue 375, 8 October 1874, Page 4

M A N U X A U II O T E L, 11EMIY TIARDINGTON, Proprietor.

A FIKST-CTASS TAMILY, COMMERCIAL, AND TRAVELLERS' LIOTKL. nnilE establishmt >. has been so re-arranged as to afford JL the best accommodation for iioitor, in b'linsUu betwci'n tho port and other poits 01 the colony : as also for those who seek Onchmiga as a Maiumj Tiu.Ai'.^beVitcr for plea&ure or health. The accommodation comprises (Jounin.'--cial, Tta\ oilers', Public, nntl Private Rooms. TUc Bedrooms aro Bpncious, well Tentilatcd, and comfortably furnished. Every attention, under very experienced mnnagement, is paid 'to tho wants of customers, The charges are strictly moderate ; a good lablo is Lopt, and the Wines, Ales, and Spirits are the best procurable. In fact nothing has been left untried to make tho Manukau Hotel worthy of the highest patronage which may be awarded to it. The Stabling accommodation is admitted to be tho best in the province. WAIKATO SETTLERS Will find this Hotel a most pleasant and convenient placo of resort. Trains run at such hours between Onehunga and Auckland as to enable thoso who are desirous of doing so to spend tho day in the City.

ALBERT HOTEL, QUEEN STREET. JAMES STEWART (Late of the Provincial Hotel, Princes street"). BEGS to intimato to bis numerous friends and the public that the above centrally-situated Hotel is now opened. .As a Commercial and Family Hotel, the costly building commends itself us ft praiseworthy addition to the street architecture of the city, being at>onco elegant, substantial, and businees-liko, while the interior arrangements are so . contrived as to insure to the traveller or to the family en rgute all the comforts and conveniences of a home. The Sleeping and Private Apartments are lofty, airy, and furnished in a most superior and costly style. The Public Rooms are fitted with, overy regard to the requirements of visitors. A handsome Billiard Soom, furnished with a first-class Billiard Table, diroct from Alcock. HOT, COIJ), AND SHOWER BATHS. ALBERT HOTEL, QUEEN STREET (opposite Savings Bank), AuCKiAKD.

ADVANCE NEWMARKET!! ROYAL GEORGE' HOTEL. NOTICE— John Sceats, late of the " British," having purchased the Royal George Hotel, at Newmarket, and completed extensive alterations, invites his town and country friends to pay him a visit in his new quarters. Good Beds, Single or Double. Good Stabling. Board and Lodging at the roost reasonable rates. KB. — Table d'Hote Dmlv from 1 to 2 p.m. NOTICE. To the I abitants of Ngaruawahia aud District. r HAVING procured the services of two first-class Shoemakers, I am prepared to receive orders, and trust ' from the quality of the work turned out. to n erit the same patronage as accorded to my predecessor, Mr Onion. WM. EYKEBS.

; OILS, COLORS, GLASS, AND PAPERHANGIXGS. W. PHILLIPS & SON, 12, WXNDHAM STREET, AUCKLAND, ' TMPORTRRS of Puperhangings, Paints, Colors, Oils, 1 JL Turpentine, Varnish, French Polish, Gold Leaf, and Brushes ; Plate, Sheet, and Ornamental Glass ; Gilt and 1 Sf umed Picturo Frames and Room Mouldings. j __ CO" B B A N D CO. ' S TELKGRHPHIC LINE OF I BOYAL MAIL COACHES. TIME TABLE. t Leave Auckland every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at G a. m.,— for s. d. s v 1 Otahuhu . - G Point Russell ... 15 0 • Papatoetse ... 4 G Ngaruawahia ... 30 0 ■ Papakura ... G G Hamilton ... 35 0 Drury .. 7 G Cainbiulfte ..40 0 Leave Hamilton every Tuesday, Thursday , and Saturday, at G a.iv., for — Ngnruawabia ... 5 0 Peiut Russell ... 20 0 Papatoetoe ... 30 G Drury ... 27 G Ot:ihuhu ... 32 6 Papakura ..28 6 Auckland ... 35 0 ' Leaves Ilaumton at 8 a.m. for Alexandra every Tuesday | and Saturday : leaves Alexandra at 11 a.in. for Hamilton . to meet the coach for Auckland, every Monday and Friday. Parcels fsrwarded to all parts of the "Waikato, We ' do not hold miraelves responsible for any parcels (unless pro-paid) value over £5. Personal luggage at owners risk. I DAILY TIME TABLE. Leave Auckland every Monday, Wednesday and Friday , at 6 a.m., and every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 8 a.m. for Olahuhu, Papakura, Papatoetoe, Drury. Leaves Drury every Monday, Wednes&lay, and Friday at - 2 p.m., nrnl every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 4 p.m., for Pajjukura, Pupatoetoe, Otahuhu, and Auckland. Couch leaves Riverhead lor Ilolensville every Monday, l Wednesday, und Friday at 1 p.m., and leaves Helensvillo for I Riverhead every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 9 a.m. ) Carriages, Buggies, or Saddle Horses can be hired for all ; parts of the province. I lE2? Booking Office — Elliott Stbekt. C. G. QUICK, Proprietor. U. MOFFLIN, Manager. j „

Advances on Produce. L I CK.UIOK SHANK & CO. A DVANCE ox Wool, Flax, Tallow, Gum, or othei _ ) Vow Zealand or Island Produce consigned to them for sale in London. To Wool-qkowers. — Advunces made on the coining .t clip, or other pastoral securities. EirGiisii Indents executed on favorable tonns. Auckland. June, 1873.

[. Blacksmith. n 6. SMITH, (Formerly in the employ of Vialou and C 0.,) ie TOEG-S to inform the Waikato Settlers and Public in s » **-* general tbat ho liqs commencrcl business as SHOEINGl it and GENERAL SMITH, at Mr Webber's old shop (near the Wharf), Hamilton. Estimates given for nil kinds of Smith's Work. Agricultural Implements made and repaired on the shortest notice. Plain Shoos ... ... ... 63 per set. ~ - With Caulks 7s „ Toes and Caulks ... „. ... 9s re ' —

:%t ' Norwich Union '.iU? INSPBANCE SOCIETY. • xt-uks accepted at the lowest current rates by P. Lb QUESNE, Esq., Hamilton ; R GEO. EDGEOUMBJS, Esq., Ngaruawabia.

SAMUEL MOEG A N, ff "f AND, COMMISSION, AND NATIVE AGENT, " JU Alexandra Waikato.

To the Waipa Settlers. a /"i RISTING- at the Knrnkariki Mill at lo per bushel Jfroighl übtiut 6d per bushel. JOHN EDGECUMI3E. Mar 1874.