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Waikato Times, Volume VIII, Issue 458, 24 April 1875, Page 1

Hotels. V^ :3I£toLTON HOTEL. T7/T «"|IHS unobMrfgnecUiaving purchased the Haniilti^Sotel X beg* tafltffc^ajfeto his friends and thejpujArogTOerallv that he will/useejKfv endeavour to maie^re^ove wellknown esta^lishraent^Karotirite! house' oxjjl^inmodation for its patrons. lyO^J Best brands in Win;i, SpiKtj^andfjQVaeurs. Meals at all hours. ; *jl&)l' Suites of Rooms for A good Stableman^in|th4^^lH^e-feed always on hand, and Horsea ta^n/fci§yiWe^-&y"'Jhe^ar or week. Beds ordered in aarun^e cinalwavrbj^SiP^d on. I The Billii&l Tluayhas been entirjl^snaral^and supplied with eilejgJ4(pp\i&n&e makin^jfc^ioy lecondNanone in ConsHjdtraDw improvements are in contemplation, wilL»4rortly be completed. ' RICHARD aWYNNE.

MANUKAU HOTEL.

HENRY HARDING-TON, Proprietor. FIR3T-CLASS FAMILY, COMMERCIAL, AND TRAVELLERS' HOTEL. The establishment has been so rearranged as to afferd the beat accommodation for visitors in transitu between the ,port and other ports of the colony ; as also for those who seek Onehunga as a Mabkcb Tebat, whether for pleasure or health. The accommodffloartJompriseß^ommercial, Travellers', Public, and PrivaWTtyroms. Tfaßßedrooms are ipacious, well ventilated, an^r SomprV&bly furnished. Every attention, under very es!perieiK^d management, is paid to the wants of customers^^Pha ehaffges are strictly moderate ; a good table is kpfrt?, andyjfwMneß, Ales, and Spirits are the best procurable. In faa(!YiWbYng has been left untried to make the Manukau Hotel^Forttfy of the highest patronage which may be awarded: to * The Stabling accommodation is admitted to be the best in the province. WAIKATO SETTLERS

Will find th's Hotel a most pleasant and convenient place of resort. Trains run at such hours between Onehunga and Auckland as to enable those who are desirous of doing bo to spend the day in the City.

ALBERT HOTEL.

JAMES STEWART (late of the Provincial Hotel, Princeß street), begs to intimate to his numerous friends, and the public that the above centrally-situated Hotel is no,w opened. As v » Commercial and FamilvfljAtel, the costly building commends itself as a praisewojrxM 7 additiojvto the street architecture of the city, beia(f alj^once^elegant, substantial, and business-like, while theMntgjskff arrangements are so contrived as to insure to th^-^tfayellep-w to the family en route all the comforts <i^acrconvejßeij^i^)f a home. The Sleeping and Private ApjStmei/s are lofty, airy, and furnished in a most superiorSwra cosifly style. The Public Rooms are fitted with - every regard to the requirements of visitors. A handsome Billiard Soom, furnished with a first-class Billiard Table, direct from Alcock. HOT, COLD, AND SHOWER BATHS.

ALBERT HOTEL,

QUEEN STREET (opposite Savings Bank), Auckland.

THE GREYHOUND

FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL HOTEL, and Wholesale and Retail Wine and Spirit Store, Queen street and Victoria street East, Auckland. MICHAEL CORCORAN. Proprietor. The Subscriber, in returnine^Lmts to his many friends ilfoa the public generally lc^f pfetUJt>eral favours, takes tho present opportunity of assurjiMftb'em that his establishment will|continue to be $o«ttict«ftjiiw«fiy same satisfactory manner that has gained for him st&abKllirge share of public patronage during the past seaton/ / M. C. invites inspection of his Superior Old Port, Sherry and Australian Wines of every variety. Marian's Beer, and Bass' Burton Ale on Draught. JB2JT Night Porter alwsys in attendance.

NATIONAL HOTEL, CAMB

W LAIRD derires to notify that he has taken the • above Hotel, fl&hasimade extensive alterations and additions, which haveifend^red it^second to none in.the district. C-T^-^"' First-claßS^apoommo^ti^for travellers. Competent Guides andJJ/rse/ furnished by Mr Moon to those desirous of visiting Ta^po, &c. W. TjAIKU.

GOVERNOR BROWN HOTEL, HOBSON STREET, AUCKLAND (Late D. Sheehan) . First-Glass Stables fC^/Single Bed-rooms, / Z^^^ Families Accommodatejif^'^ Boots ajidr-Night TOfytjffS. Go^^Hltibling. Wines and Spirits of the Best Brands./ *

DUNNINGHAM & KING, Proprietors. " " VICTORIA HOTEL, tt ICTORIA STREET, AUCKLAND. E. S. HILL (late of Mesde£rjft,Otago, Southland, Tauranga, Thames, and ScotjsKH^teVAuckland) begs to inform his friends that he hal^aksngthM*iriK>ve hotel Waiiato Settlebs will<4md e^OTtyng in thii hoitelrj conducive to their comfort. \J I ' SUITES OP HOOMS FOB TAMIIiIBB.

SCOTIA HOTEL, XT OBSON STREE & KJKTK LAND. JAMES INNIS (late of SgttrmwSjla) inform* hii Waikato friends, that he -ttas taMLAAe above commodious and first-class hotel. He iri*it»B al/ old friends tj stay with him when in Auokland. '

ROYAL GEORGE HOTEL. ADVANCE N E^W/M^A^6 KET ! ! Notioe— John Sobats, lS!e of/lre " British," having purchased the Royal George^HotpJ^ at Newmarket, %n& completed extensive alterations? his town and country friends to pay him a^viaft mr his new quarters. Good Beds, Single or Double. Good Board and Lodging at the most reasonable rates. N.B. — Table d'Hote Daily from 1 to 2 p.m.

SHERLEY'S HOTEL, RANGIRIRI. rHE Proprietor wishes \so>chanK^be^Waikato settlers and visitors for their libejHdTpatronage. No effort will be spared to perpe^u^t^r^thj^go^fame of this Ad established house. -^^ j^J Good Stabbling. Saddle Hotees. secure Paddocki. N.fi -Excellent Shooting Quartet. r^ky AND NAVY HOTEL, QUEEN STREET /\. Attozland, •/, *"" r .Che oldest and best situated Com2ej*iaJ, and Family Hotel in Auckland. CHARLES BUrJIW, (Late of Victoria Hotel.) /

NGIRIRI. t

NOIIUJfI. , — \fl y THE Public are warned against ptr^h'asiag Lemonade oi Soda-water Butties as tkey are n>i<au^ropert,y. Nuaroawhia. 11th l?«b. 1575. J I .