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HAMILTON, THE CLIFTON OF NEW ZEALAND. ry H E PIIOPR I E T O R OF THE WAIKATO HOTEL bogs to infoim TOURISTS and M.sl TORS that, hay ing taken o\ er the alnn c Hotel, he solicits a continuance of t'.c favouis accorded to his predecessor.
The Cuisine will be uncxceptionab.'y good ; THE WINES AND SPIRITS OF THE BEhT BRANDS PROCURABLE. Meals Is 6d Beds Is 6d LISLE BEAUMONT, Proprietor. Hamilton, Aug. 31.
TDARTON'S /^ OM M ERCIAL II OTE L, FTAMILTON.
The above Hottl is one of the finest in the Provincial Distiict, containing biutcs of apaitments suitable for private fa mi lies and visits of oflicials, and numbei.i.g between 30 and 10 rooms for the use of the public. It is newly built, and with all the modem requiiements, baths, etc, for convenience and comfoi t. The PropiiLtoi, C J. W. Barton, in taking over this Hotel fiom Mr James Haily, is prepaitd to maintain its favouiablc chaiacter, and, to accommodate visitois FROM AUCKLAND AND UPCOUNTRY, Will have a 'Bus regularly to meet cveiy Tiain. Especial advantages ailorded to Commeicinl Travellers, for whom sample rooms are reserved.
C. J. W. BARTON, Pi oprictor. O 11 I T I S II HOTEL, TE AROHA GOLDFIELDS. P. QUINLAN Bogs to nnnounco that he has just opened the above commodious Hotel, and has fii&t-clasß accommodation lor Boarders and Vihitors. None but the best Ales, Wines, and Spirits on stock Waikato Timks filed
L>. McGEEGOIi, WAITEMATA HOTEL, Corner or Quj.lv and Customs Stiillts AUCKLAND.
\\T AVEIt L E Y T. J OUS E, TE AROHA (Dobson'.s). New and commodious premises having been eroded, visitors to the Hot Springs who wish to enjoy retucment will find the above a desiiablc retreat. Within tlnce minutes' walk of the baths. Coaches to and from the Mori insv ille Railway Station, Thames, &c, pass daily. Box 17, P. 0., Te Aioha.
IMPORTANT IV" OTI C E. j. s."bond, MACHINE PRINTER, CAMBRIDGE (Established 1SS0), Buga to inform Ins fiiciuh and pations that, having purchased the stock and piemises of Mr C. 11. Gilby, Stationer, &c, Duke-street, Cambridge, it is bib intention to lcmove from his present Punting Of lice to a new and 111010 commodious one to be erected at ieai of shop, and in iutiuc to combine the Wholesale and Retail Stationery Business vmUi the Pointing, which blanch will btdl bo under his poisonal supervision, and leceive his unremitting attention as hoi ctofore. His large plant, consisting of the latest and most appiovcd Punting, Paper-cutting, Paper-ruling, and other Maehineiy, together vuth his vaued asboitment of Plain and Fancy Typo, Blocks, &c, enables him to tuin out work unrivalled 111 the distiict, and at the lowest iates. Ledgois, Day Books, Cash Books, and Account Books of all desciiptions always in stock. Any special 1 tiling done at shoitest notu c. J. S. BOND, Printer & Stationer, Cambridge. ANTED KNOWN.— The Cheapcbt House for every Description of Printing is at the Waijuto Times Office Hamilton.
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Waikato Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2075, 24 October 1885, Page 1
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497Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Waikato Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2075, 24 October 1885, Page 1
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