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/TJJ. W Y N N E » a ? HAMILTON HOTEL ' ' HAMILTON TTEBT. AiJords unrivalled accommodation for visitors and travellers. Families or Invalids can be accommodated with Private Apartments in rjpHE. COTTAGE Itisseperate from the Hotel, with all the comforts of a private home, i , Bea§ureX(JraunaB, r jC^^et r ,L&)^,f 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 A nice light Boat on the River. RICHARD 0 WYNNE, Proprietor.
f\LT) HOUSE AT HOME, COBNEB OF HOBSON & VICTOBIi. STEEETB, AUCKLAND. .Visitors to Auckland will meet with Every Accommodation. H E Nil Y HOAG, PRCPRIETOU, Late of the Prince of Wales, Bay of Inlands, Royal Mail, Waikato, and Royal George, Newmarket.
J)UKE of CAMBKIDGE 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 accommodatio. R.K. urposes making extensive improvements r Cambridge, July 1, 1879.
HALF-WAY HOTEL, Midway between Baglan and Whatawhata. VISITORS will find every accommodation for man and beast. Grass Paddocks and good ,v, v tabling. CHARLES SUTTON.
Donald McGregor (Late of the Auckland Hotel), Bas much pleasure in announcing to the settlers of Waikato that he has taken that well and favorably known hostelry THu WAITEMATA HOTEL, which he has, at considerable expense, renovated and ro-furiiished, 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 mblic of Waikuto. Thetableis first-clase, charges moderate, and the Hotel generally will be found replete with every modern comfort and convenience. Hot, '-old, and Shower Baths Might Porter. Te Aroha Hotel, WAIHOU, THAMES VALLEY, EDWIN MISSEN, PKOPKIETOB. First-class Accommodation. Liquors of Best Brands.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. AUCKLAND. J. T. SMIT H. Late of the "Exchange," "Junction," and other Hotels, Has pleasure in announcing to his old friends and the public •in general, that he has purchased that well-known Hostelry, THE OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, Where he will be always happy to welcome Old and New Faces, tggf The attractions of the Hotel are too well known to need any comment. LUNCHEON CAFE OPEN DAILY Under experienced suprintendence. Several Novelties added to the Museum. THE BILLIARD SALO O S, The handsomest and most complete in the Colonies. lkadim; .newspapers o> file.
ROBERT PE:^T. \DDLER. HAMILTON WEST. Sifldkp from £3 10s Od Undies do., 8s ,Cd A.U other Hoyae and Stable G-oar.
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Waikato Times, Volume XIV, Issue 1216, 15 April 1880, Page 1
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424Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Waikato Times, Volume XIV, Issue 1216, 15 April 1880, Page 1
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