New, Advertisements.
GWYNNE'S
HAMILTON HOTEL, HAMILTON WEST.
riIHIS old estab ished and fnvorite JL. Hostelry, Centrally Situated in the rising locility whence it takes its nume comman Is at onco the attention ( »nd patronage of
VISITORS AND RESIDENTS.
The Proprietor is lately made con siilorablo
A L TER A i lONS 3= ADDITIONS,
And hi* fw»ls it, is not too much to enj •lint The Hamilton is now one of the be 4 appt i'ltorl Country Housrs in thn Prov ince, every department being replete wioh QUALITY AND COMPORT,
While at the same time ECONOMY has beon strictly studied.
THE THE BEDROOMS T4BLI! STABI.TNG VTILt DBPAnTUENT HB *CI'PLIED HtS BRKN FOIT D WITH RR-WOr#EI.L"D, ATL THAT AtL PLACED TN CAN BB T H R FXPBRIFNCKD 'DHSIRFD — LUXURIES HANDS, CLEAN, AIB7, OF A^D KVERT AND THR ACCOMMODATION COMFORTABLE. SEASON. PROVIDED.
I I
A Spe rial Advantage afforded at The llamii ron to
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
Is the Cottnee Rrtidonce in the Bbautii'Ullt kbpt Phivats Grounds on the bank of the rivrr, wV ere quiet sclu-ion and all the comforts of a home may be secured.
CROQUET LAWN.
TW 33 33 -A. 3E&
Contains only the very best U rands of Aleß, Wi es and Spirits. Families supplied at ,a alight adrance upon*Auck'and prices.
CDMMING'S SPARKLING ALES Always on draught.
COBB'S BOOKING OFFICE.
Traveller* learine by tho Coach or Steamer may rely upon being called in time.
R. GWY N N E
Cannot conclude this ad\ ertisement without; tendering his sincere thinks for the kind and liberal patrontge he has received in the pist, and hopes. to merit a continuance of the siunciu the future.
1^- GWYNNE'S HAMILTON HOTEL,
HAMILTON WEST.
r( A BINETM \KING
T. H. BROWNE, CABINETMAKER, UPHOLSTERER, & FRENCH POLISHER, Cambridge.
Furnilure of every description. Mattraces and Palliasses made to or ler.
HAMILTON STORE, (Opposite the Hamilton Hotel).
SPRING STOCK NOW OPEN-
JAMES MARTIN Bcgi to call the a'tention of tho Waikato public to Ins Stock of
MENS, YOUTHS', & BOYS' CLOTHING, DRAPERY, HABERDASHERY,
Ac, &c, &c, Which ho has purchased on such fnvour-
able torms as to enable him to offer below the current rate of Auckland Prices.
Men*' Terr Superior Tweed Trousers and Vests, 203 Bedford Cord Trousers, 20a. „ Pants, 203. Ladies' Silk Jackets, 12s G 1 and lps 1 case ReaP Indian Pith Helmets A Large Assortment Gent's Summer Cloth ng. Shaw Hats, &.C, to suit all ta tes nnd all pu< ses. FOR THE LADIES— a wetl-seleoted lot of Grenadines and Fancy Dress Matelinls, Priuts (la«c colours,) 60 now patterns. — TWEEDSWest of England, gcofh, Mo^git-1, Nel on Biid Sydney. 1 A large anrt careful y s pleoted assortment of Silk Mixed Coatings. Mr Martin has given particular attention to this Department, and feel* thnt both in materials, wo kunan^hip. and fit, he is in a position to pleuse the most fastidious.
FOR DRAPERY. FOR GROCERY, FOR IRONMONGERY,
FOR PAPERHAN6INGS, FOR OILS & PAINTS, FOB EVERY REQUISITE,
SEE N- E. COX'S STOCK
HAMILIO3 WJEBr...
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Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 690, 16 November 1876, Page 3
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