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Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 575, 27 January 1876, Page 1

Hotels.

ALBERT B'OHl. •QUEEN STRBET, AUOELAND. "This ••©eritrally-sltuated Hotel is superbly fur- , nuhed, aud possesses unequalled 4CCOMMODATION FOR TRAVELLERS. <A. larg« 'aiddition has Utely been made to 'the number of Bedroomi. 'HOT AND COLD BATHS. The BILLIARD-ROOM is one of the finest in t>*e Colony, (private and select.) JSRE PRINCIPAL ENGLISH AND COLONIAL PAPERS KEPT ON FILE. "Waikato Timks filed. JAMES STEWART, -PROPRIETOR. GOVERNOR BROWN HOTEL, TWiT OB SON-STREET, AUCKLAND, XX (Late D. Sheehan) iFiret-CIaM Stables Single Bed-rooms, Families Accommodated, Boots and Night Porter. Good Stabling. Wines and Spirits of the Best Brands. Waikato Times filed.

'DUNNINGHAM & KING, Proprietors. ? T HE JT AMrLTON JJ QYrEL ' HAMILTON WEST. VTfti* iDtU. and favorably known Hotel pouestes excellent accommodation for Travellers. t Families Accommodatsd. »C< AMPLE ROOMS FOR COMMERCIAL '^ TRAVELLERS. FIRST CLASS TABLE. THE BAR will be found to contain tho b«l ■brands of Ales, Wines, and Spirits pro- • curable. SpAßKLrva Ale always ov Dbavsht. ( TT}O FAMILIES.— Th* Proprietor is now^in a I position io oSvr mixfd cases of Ales, Wines, and Spiriti of quaKty and at priooi that must give int'sfactton. THE BILLIARD ROOM will bcf-<und renM« with all the requirements of this Ku»g Of <In-door Amusements. nresenr Stabling Accommodation ii beinp •JL largely added to, and other alterations and .approvements for tho tenefit of the travelling are in rapid progreis.

RICHARD GWYNNE,

PBo"P»rrroit.

.^|UEEN'3 REDOUBT HOTEL. W. H. Poiteb, Pbopbietob. This Hotel hai just been re-modelled, and • extensive alterations have been made in order to • meet the demandi of theincreated traffic between Auckland and the Waikato dutnct. The Pro•prittor it therefore enabled to afford travellers • ieoommodation of a first-olass deicription. WINES, SPIRITS, & ALES, 07 THE YIBT BEST BBANDfI. <Qood Stabling and Paddocking 'for >lJwstM, Cattle, <fee. GREYHOUND fIOTE-L, CORNBR OF QUEEN AND VICTORIA STBEETS, AUCKLAND. '■PitoPBiETOR i MICHAEL CORCORAN. ' 'In returning thanks to his numerous Visitorn, Oobcobak begs to say that very large 'additions have been made to the Hotel which will 'tend greatly to the convenience of those who 'favour him with their patron»ge. IBED-80GMS: Additions have been made to their number, »»nd all have been furnished in a superb manner every tiling being new, and pot up in the latest *ttyle. "BATHS: 'Both Hot and Cold Baths are always Tready, ?»ud every convenience will be found in them for <the comfort of Travellers. -COMMERCIAL-ROOM : A Commodious Rormhas been opened, having Uts entrance from Victoria-sti-eet, for the com(fort Of those who do not care to use the Bar or *B»r-room ; and this has b«n fitted up in a style <to ensure the comfort di Visitors. BILLIARD-ROOM ; The Billiard-room is tho beat in the Province, and is fitted with one of tho best Billiard Tables <ever constructed.

MICHAEL CORCORAN Hopes that the good name his house has over 'held, and the splendid acoomraodation afforded iln it, will induoo Visitors to Auckland to give >!t their patronage. TRAVELLERS' REST HOTEL, RANGIHIRI. 'Geod Accommodation for Travellers. Stabling— Padbooks. Tha Bar is well supplied with the best brands ©f Ales, Winei and Spirits procurab'o. 'Cobbs Bookiko Officr. Waikato limes filed. Edmund Bell, Proprietor. GHBRLEY'S HOTEL, RANGIRTRL The Proprietor wishes to thank the Waikato -settlers and visitors for th«ir liberal patronage. No effort will -be spared to perpetuate the good 'fame of this old established house. ."Good Stabling. Saddle Horses. Secure Paddocks N.B. — Excellent Shoaling Quarters.