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Waikato Times, Volume XIV, Issue 1175, 8 January 1880, Page 1

Hotels.

TVT OTIII NGHAM CASTLE HOTEL, i-1 PUKO. Best brands of Wines, Ales, and Spirits kept on hand. Good stabling for horses. Enclosed Paddocks for Cattle. J. WOOD, Proprietor. OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, AUCKLAND. MAURICE O'SULLIVAN (Late of the Exchange, Cosmopolitan, and other Hotels), HAS much pleasure in announcing to his old friends and the public in general that he has purchased that wellknown Hostelry, THE OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, Where he will always be happy to welcome Old and New Faces. The attractions of the Hotel are too woll known to need anycbmmeDt.

Luncheon Cafe Open Daily, Under the superintendence of Mr Herbert. SEVERAL ADDITIONS TO THE MUSEUM. THE BILLIARD SALOON Is the handsomest and most complete in the Colony. Leading Newspapers on file. WHATAWHATA HOTEL. G. T. M. KELLOW, PBOFBIETOB. GOOD accommodation. Wines ana Spirits genuine. Dickeson and Burnetts Brilliant Paie Ale, brewed on the Burton system.

Saddle horses on hire. Worses, upon notice being given, wil be jent to meet the Ha'ton or Ngarua wahia trains.

I >fHE ALPHA HOTEL, KIHIKIHI, WAIKATO. L. BALL IN, Ppoprietor. Visitors and others will meet with Comfortable Accommodation. Loose Boxes. Good Stabling.

ELLERSLIE HOTEL. WAIKATO SETTLERS vjfliting Auckland would study their own comfort and convenience by stopping at the Ellerslie Hotel. First-class accommodation and moderate charges. Trains run to and from Auckland frequently during the day. SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE SPORTING PUBLIC. The Ellerslie Hotel is about five minutes walk from the Racecourse. Loose Boxes and every accommodation and attention. H. BRENAN, Proprietor.

CENTRAL WAIKATO HOTEL, TE AWAMUTU. H. LEWIS, P— RifiTOK.

The Proprietor of the above mentioned hotel, begs to offer his sincere thanks to his friends and the public for the Liberal Patronage that they have favoured his establishment with for the last ten years, and having been prosperous in business he has therefore made his hotel second to none in the District, and no effort will be wanting on his part to maintain the reputation which this hotel has enjoyed. Visitors will find an excellent table, •wine and spirits unequalled in the district, good stabling and paddocks, and every convenience that travellers and families may require. The Central Waikato Hotel has also provided for the safety of its visitors with a thosand gallons of water in the upstairs bath-room, and an equal quantity downstairs, so, that in case of fire, the place could be swamped; also in case of fire in the night visitors could escape by means of the fine large Balcony, lately added to the Hotel. Ladies and Gents horses buggies and traps always on hir . H. LEWIS, Proprietor.

CITY BUFFET (Next Nevada Hotel), Queen Street, Auckland Select Room upstairs. First-class Bill of Fare daily. Open from 7.30 a.m. to 12 p.m. THOS. McEWIN, Proprietor

NOTICE. THE Book, Stationery, and Tobacconist's business at Hamilton, and the Cheiniatry, Book, Stationery and Fancy Business at Cambridge, formerly conducted by Mr T. C. Hammond, have been transferred to the undersigned. The business at Hamilton is managed by Mr Geo. Dickenson, &nd that at Cambridge by Mr E. Wright who will execute any orders with which they may be favored, carefully and promptly. Magazines and Newspapers received by every English Mail. All outstanding accounts must be at once paid either to Mr G. Dickenson or to Mr E. Wright, who alone are authorised until further notice to grant receipts for the same. EDW. WAYTE. June 19th 1879.