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National Hotel, CAMBRIDGE. JTWnjMEROtja improvements and ad<4 **^ ditions having been, completed, this Hotel now affords thebest Accommodation to '[' .:, ytstTGRB AND ;■■ '" TOtffuam SPACIOUS SAMPLE ROOMS have beon provided for Commercial \vi,'/ lUUi " IVavelfets. • FIRST-CLASS Billiard Table, Under the Superintend nee of a careful Marker. GUIDES FOR TOURISTS! Arrangements have been made so that guides for Visitors to the Hot Lakes are available upon short notice. Audus Eaynes, Pkopeietob.
OPENING OF THE RAILWAY. COMMERCIAL HOTEL, TE AWAMUTU. James Devin, Proprietor. WINFS & SPIRITS OF THE BEST BRANDS. Good Stabling.' Ilorses ami Buggies always on hand.
ADKLATDK WINES! DELAIDE WINES! The undersigned is in constant receipt from Penfold's Vineyard, South Australia, Of their celebrated Wines Greenach and Tokay, Which he can dispose of at 30s per dozen. Orders accompanied by remittance will receive prompt attentiou. !g§f These wines arc perfectly pure and strongly recommended by the faculty. JAMES STEWART, THAMES HOTEL, AUCKLAND.
THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL, TAURANGA JL« !?-5i Hi*#!iL_"'_ui.illii! j i___jL m _z JOSEPH ELLIS, (Late of the Exchange Hotel, Queenbtreet, Auckland.) The "Commercial" is situated on The Strand, in the central portion of the town, and hah an uninterrupted and extensive view of the Harbor. FOB TOUEISTS EX KOTTTE TO THE TiAKE DISTRICT Especial care has been taken in building the Hotel to provide ample and suitable accomm odation. TO COMMERCIAL TEAVELLEES Every advantage is offered, as there are convenient sample rooms, and all the comforts of a first-rate house. BATH ROOMS Are situated on the same floor as the sleeping apartments. THE PUBLIC AND PRIVATE TABLES Will be provided with all the luxuries of the season. THE BILLIARD ROOM Has all the latest appliances, and one of Alcock's Best Tables. JOSEPH ELLIS, Proprietor.
"VTOTICE Of REMOVAL. BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT W. H. FENTON, HAT AND CAP MaNUFACTUBER Begs to inform the public that he has REMOVED LARGER AND MORE CONVEiNIENT PREMISES, at QUEEN STREET, Opposite the " Herald " Office, and has added GENTLEMEN'S HOSIERY AND MERCERY To his Business, in order to supply a longfelt want in the community. Hats and Caps of Every Description, made to order on the premises.. Country orders, accompanied by a remittanoe or reference, promptly attended W. H. FENTON.
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Waikato Times, Volume XV, Issue 1272, 24 August 1880, Page 1
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361Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Waikato Times, Volume XV, Issue 1272, 24 August 1880, Page 1
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