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Waikato Times, Volume XIII, Issue 1166, 16 December 1879, Page 1

, Business Notices; BEGS to inform his Friends and the public that he has RE MO V fr D INTO HIS N CORNER OF Where a KuW and SEASONABLE STOCK: of GOODS has been OPENED OUT at Extraordinarily LOW PRICES. The Best House in Town. Waikato, Tanranga, and Katikati Settlers visiting Auckland ought to make a point of visiting the THISTLE HOTEL. Bars and Sitting Rooms. The XTp-stairs Bar and k2) Billiard-room unequalled in. the Colonies. The ' Snn,' ' Star,' ' Herald,' and ' Bay of Plenty Times' filed. Home Sporting papers filed. Consultations on all the Great Sporting Events. SUPERB CHAMPAGNES, CHOICE CLARETS, Spirits of all the Best Brands. USTRALIAN WINES. MERICAN DRINKS, .Assorted cases of Spirits, Wines and Beer packed and delivered on the shortest notice; Country orders, accompanied hy Post Office Order, promptly attended to.

OYAL MAIL H^EL, Victoria Amo Elliott SiTttskrs, In the Vicinity of the Theatre, AUCKLAND. families, Tourists and Commercial Gentlemen visiting Auckland will find this hotel comfortably furnished and thoroughly ventilated. The roof has been ventilated with all the latest improvements. The bathrooms are fitted with hot and cold water, also shower baths on the latest approved principle and patent waste pipe, &c. J. Codling, with his experience as a hotel proprietor of one of the largest hotels in England, ought /to influence a large trade in this line. J.. CODLING, Proprietor. J. 'H. HOLMES, ■ Late Station Jihtslcr at the XcwniurJivt Itullway Sirciicn "AS pleasure in- announcing that he . has taken that well-known and centrally-situate Hostelry, CUSTOMHOUSE HOTEL, Customhouse Strnet, Auckland, where he will always be visible to welcome old friends and the public in general. Extensive additions and alterations have ecently been completed and the CUSTOMHOUSE HOTEL will now bear favorable comparison for comfort and convenience with any establishment in the city. COMMERCIAL HOTEL, HAMILTON WEST. ONE of the finest hotels in the colony for convenience and comfort. Hot, cold and shower baths. Eirat-class Show Koom for Commercial Travellers. Good stabling. W. H. PEARCE, (Late of the Royal Mail, Auckland), Proprietor. rpiE ALPHA HOTEL, KIHIKIHI, WAIKATO. L. BALL IN, Proprietor. Visitors and others will meet with Comfortable Accommodation. Loose Boxes. Good Stabling. BLUE POST DINING ROOMS, RESTAURANT AND BOARDIN G' ESTABLISHMENT, Lower Queen-stbet, Next door to the Metropolitan Hotel Auckland. Good Beds. Comfortable Accommodation for Families. Open from 5 a.m. to 12 p.m. Night Porter kept. Visitors may rely upon obtaining a comfortable Breakfast in time to row. ihe early Train,

ASONIC HOTEL, CAMBRIDGE, niAXCIS IiOSJE, Proprietor. Te Aroha Hotel, WAIHOU, THAMES DWIN MISSEN, PBOI'ttIETOK. First-class Accommodation. Liquors of Best Brands. QRIENTAL LOUNGE EVADA HOTEL, Corner of Queen and Durham Streets, AUCKLAND. 11. G. XICHMOXJ), JProjmolor. Grand Entrance to" the Great, Eastern Divan from Queen-street. Doors open from 10 a.m. till 12 p.m. Durham-street Luncheon Bar Open Daily. EXCHANGE HOTEL, QUEEN STEEET, AUCKLAND. The attractions of this favorite hostel cry are too well-known to need comment, and the proprietor trusts that under his management, the Exchanijc will still add to its already well-earned prestige. The Upstairs Select Bar, is one of the handsomest in the Colony. ?3illiard Boom: an efficient marker has been engaged. "Wines cf the best Vintage, Spirits of the choicest brands, unequalled bottled Ale and Stout. Counter luncheon. English, Australian, Sporting and New Zealand papers filed. Quality, Comfort and Economy, the motto of the hotel. AIL WAY HOTEL, HAMILTON. The above New and l£le<rantly Furnished Hotel is pleasantly situated within a short distance of the Hamilton Railway Station, and offers a most agreeable and convenient resort for Travellers and Visitors. Private Suites of Apartments. Table d'hote Daily. Coaches run during the day to and from the township. Traps and Saddle Horses pu Hire. Good Stabling. N.B.—Each train stays about tpn minutes at this station, allowing passengers time to visit the Hotel. L. R. JAMES, Proprietor,