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Hotels.

MILNES Commercial Hotel, HAMILTON. TJWERY convenience, combined with JCi bent attendance and FIRST-CLASS TABLE. PRIVATE SUITES of APARTMENTS. Good Billiard and Sample Rooms. Bath-room with Showers. LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES. Coach to meet all the Trains. John S. Milne, Proprietor.

NATIONAL HOTEL, CAMBRIDGE. Numerous Improvements and Additions having been completed, this Hotel now affoids the best Accommodation to TT I S I T O R S AND nnoURISTS. SPACIOUS SAMPLE ROOMS Have been provided for Commercial Travellers. FIRST-CLASS BILLIARD TABLE Under the Superintendence of a careful Marker. GUIDES FOR TOURISTS. Arrangements have been made so that the Guides for Visitors to the Hot Lakes are available upon short notice. AUDUS RAYNES, PROPRIETOR.

Waikato Brewery, HAMILTON. W . CUMMING.

np AMAH E R E HOT E L. JAS. T. CAMP, Proprietor. This Hotel is the most central in Waikato, being the only Hotel on the direct route for To Aioha, and on the main road fiom Cambiidge to Hamilton, Piako to Alexandra and the Hot Lakes. It affords uniivalled accommodation for visitors and travellers. The House occupies a most commanding and healthy position. First-class stable accommodation. Tamahere, Feb. sth, 1881.

rpE AROHA HOTEL, Waihou, THAMES VALLEY. (Three Miles from the Goldfield.) Visitors to the Goldfield will find firstclass accomodation and every comfort at the above Hotel, with good Stabling and secure paddock*. None but the best biauds of Ales, Wine*, and Spiuts kept in stock. Saddle Horses for Him. Coaches for the Waikalo and the Goldfield call at the Hotel daily. EDWIN MISS EN, Proprietor. New Zealand Insurance Company, and New Zealand Accident Insurance Company.

OXFORD ROYAL HOTEL, Midway between Cambridge and THE HOT LAKES, And within a few minutes drive of the OKOROIRE HOT SPRINGS. As these Hot Springs, through their remarkable sanitary qualities and easily accessible position from Cambridge, have become a favorite resort for the Waikato public, the proprietor of the above wellknown hostelry has commenced running a Coach every Wednesday and Saturday between Cambiidge and Oxford, so as to enable travellers from Auckland to visit the Springs and return the following evening to town. Visitors desirous of camping at the Springs can be provided with camping material and all necessary accommodation. The Hotel is fitted up with every convenience for families and travellers. Good Stabling 1 . Buggies and Saddle Horses on hire, and Guides ta the Hot Lakes. The Oxford Store, adjoining the Hotel, is stocked with a choice variety of merchandise. BERNARD MONTAGUE, Proprietor.

TE AROHA. T ALL WOOD'S Robin Hood and Little John Hotel Considerably enlarged and thoroughly refitted. Comfortable well furnished bed and sitting rooms. Good table and genuine Wines, spirits, and beer of the Best Brands. J. Allwood hopes, with this accommodation, to receive a fair share of the patronage of all visitors to Te Aroha. < ' JOHN ALLWOOD.

BALL PROGRAMMES, Cards, Circulars, 1 &c, neatly executed at the office of this paper.

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Waikato Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1522, 6 April 1882, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Waikato Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1522, 6 April 1882, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Waikato Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1522, 6 April 1882, Page 1

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