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HAMILTON, THE CLIFTON OF NEW ZEALAND. ril H E PROPRIETOR OF THE WAIKATO HOTEL bogs to inform TOURISTS and VLSI TORS that, having taken over the abo\ c Hotel, he solicits a continuance of the favours accorded to his picdecc a sor. The Cuisine will be unexceptionubly good ; THE WINES AND SPIRITS OF THE BEST BRANDS PROCURABLE. Meals • • • Is 6d Beds Is 6d LISLE BEAUMONT, PKOI'RILTOU. Hamilton, Aug. 31. T>ARTON'S fi OMMK R C I A L TTO TE L, TTAMILTON. The above Hotel is one of the finest in the Piovincial District, containing suites of apartments suitable for private families and visits of officials, and numbering between 30 and 40 rooms foi the use of the public. It is newly built, and with all the modem mjuhements, baths, etc., for convenience and comfoi t. The Piopiietor, C J. W. Baiton, in taking over this Hotel from Mr James Hally, is prepared to maintain its favourable character, and, to accommodate v isitois FROM AUCKLAND AND UPCOUNTRY, Will have a 'Bus regularly to meet every Tiain. Especial advantages afforded to Commeicial Travellers, for whom sample rooms are reserved. C. J. W. BARTON, Proprietor.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL, (Latk Dkmn's), T E AW A M UT U. WILLIAM JAMES (Late of Shamrock Hotel, Alexandra), BEGS to infoim his friends and the public generally that he has taken the above comfoi table hotel, and that visitois to the distiict will find excellent accommodation in it, the piopiietor sparing no pains to make his hotel second to none in the Waikato. Good accommodation and sample room for commercial travellers. Good paddocks for horses and excellent stabhug. A coach will be run to meet the night train.
OTAItH O T E L >^ (L.ite A* ilLinson'i) KIHIK I H T. WILLIAM BOND begs to infoim his fi lends and the public that he has purchased the above well and favourably known hotel. Having at considerable expense effected many impiovemcnts, viMtois will find it a most tomfoi table place at which to stop. For ladies e&pecially this is a most suitable hotel to put up at, as thcrG is a private stair leading fiom the gaulen to the upper stoiey. Good stabling and paddocks. Good accommodation for commercial tiavelleis. Saddle hoi&es and buggies for biro. Bathroom, etc. The excellent reputation of the hotel will bo kept up by the present propiietor.
DRITISH TJQTEL, TE AEOHA GOLDPIELDS. P. QUINLAN Begs to announce that he has just opened the above commodious Hotel, and has first-class accommodation lor Boarders and Visitors. None but tho best Ales, Which, and Spirits on stock Waikato Timkb filed
d. McGregor, WAHEMATA. HOTEL, Corner of Qufks and Customs Strei-ts, AUCKLAND.
IyAVJSRLKY IT OUS X, TE AROHA (Dohson's). New aud commodious premises having been erected, victors to the Hot Spi mg& who wish to enjoy retirement will find the above a desirable retreat. Within three minutes' walk of the baths. Coaches to and fiom the Morrinsville Railway Station, Thames, &c, pass daily. i Box 17, P. 0., Te Aroha.
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Waikato Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2073, 20 October 1885, Page 1
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