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Waikato Times, Volume XIV, Issue 1197, 28 February 1880, Page 1

Business Notices,

C\WTN N E ' a HAMILTON HOTEL HAMILTON TVEST. Affords unrivalled accommodation for visitors and travellers. Families orlnvalidea can. be accommodated with Private Apartments in

. I<HE COTTAGE, It is seperate from the Hotel, with all the comforts of a private home. Pleasure Grounds, Croquet Lawn' Billiard Table, Skittle Alley, Shower Bath (continual), Commercial Show-room. Wines & Spirits of best brands. Table accommodation not excelled in the Province. Horses and Traps on ! hire. Tourists' letters forwarded wherever directed. Cobb and Co.'s Booking Office i A nice light Boat on the River. RICHARD GWT2TXE, Proprietor.

r\LD HOUSE AT HOME, COENEE OP HOBSON & VICTORIA STBEETS, AUCKLAND. Visitors to Auckland will meet with Every Accommodation. HENRY HOAG, PRCPRIETOIt, Late of the Prince of Wales, Bay of Islands, Royal Mail, Waikato, and Royal George, Newmarket.

(COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Corner of Queen and Siiortland Streets. ALFKED KIDD, Proprietor. (Late ot the Anchor and Provincial Hotels.) Having purchased the a"We Hotel, has much Pleasure in informing* his Waikato friends that thej' will find the accommodation first-class, and every attention will he paid to the comfort of visi"uoi - h. ALFRED KIDD, Proprietor.

MERCER. THE TRAIN STOPS HERE T WEN FT MINUTES. DATJKELL has pleasure in an- • no anting to the travelling public that the new Befreshment Rooms at the Railway Station, Mercer Are now Re-opened and in full swing 1 . First-class meals are served immediately on the arrival of every train. D.A. will be glad to see his friends giving him a call again.

DUKE op CAMBEIDGE HOTEL. ROBERT KIRKWOOD (late of the National Hotel) having purchased the above, will be glad to see his old friends, and the public generally. Good Stable accominodatio. R.K. urposes making extensive improvements. Cambridge, July 1, 1879.

Donald McGregor (Late of the Auckland Hotel), Has much pleasure in announcing to the settlers of Waikato that he has taken that well and favorably known hostelry THE WAITEMATA HOTEL, which he has, at considerable expense, renovated and ro-furnished, making the house second to none in the colonies, and where, by civility and attention, he hopes to secure a fair share of patronage from the travelling public of Waikato. The table is first-class, charges moderate, and the Hotel generally will be found replete with every modern comfort and convenience. Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths, Night Porter.