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HAMILTON, THE CLIFTON OF NEW ZEALAND. rp II E PROI' Rl ETO R OK THE WAIKATO HOTEL begs to infoim TOURISTS and \ISIr l ORS that, having taken over the above Hotel, he solicits a continuance of the favoms accoided to bib ptcdccc.-soi. The Cuisine ivill be unc\ceplionabhi good : THE WIKE-3 AND SPIRITS OK '1 HE BEST BRANDS PROCURABLE. Meals • • • Is 6J Beds • • • Is Gd LISLE T.E AU MONT, Pni'l'ULTOK. Hamilton, Aug. 01. BARTON'S |^ OM M 1 : 11 C I A L TT OTE L, HAMILTON. The above Hotel is one of tiio linest in the Piovincial Distiiet, containing suites of ajmi tments biutal)le tor pi ha to faun lies and visits of olhcials, and numbeung between 30 and 40 looms for the u.sc ot the public. It is newly built, and with all the modem lajuiicments, baths, etc-., for convenience and comfoi t. The Piopiietor, C. J. W. Barton, in taking ovei this Hotel fiom Mi James Hally, is piepaicd to maintain its favotiiable chaiuctci, and, to accommodate vi&itois FROM ATJCKX.AND AND UPCOUNTRY, Will have a 'Bus legulaily to meet eveij Tiain. Especial advantages afforded to Com incrcial Tiiivillcii, for whom h.unple looms aic lCbeived. C. .1 W. 73ARTON, Piopiktoi. DIUTIS \l pi OTE L , TE AROHA GOLDFIELDS. P. QUINLAN BeL, r cito announce that he has junt opened the above commodious Hotel, and has fii&t-clitst* accommodation loi Boaideis and ViMtors. None but the best Ales, Wines, and Spuits on fatock Waikato Times filed
J). M.GJiEUOi!, WAITEMATA HOTEL, Cou.m-k (n O.i ii n \yi> CtmiM'3 Sim i i^, A U C X LAN I). WA N 1<: X L l<: s 1-T ° (f SK| TE AROHA (Dei son'-.). New and commodious [iicmises tuning betn elected, visitors to the Hot Spnngi who wish to enjoy retnement v.illlind the above a dctnablc icticat. A\ i t!iin tin ec minutes' walk ot the baths. Coaches to and iioni the Mouiu&villc Railvvay Station, Thames, &a, pats daily. ]!o\ 17, P.O , Te Aroha. TMl'O RTA N T T^" OTI C E. J. S.~BOND, MACHINE PRINTER, CAMBRIDGE (Established 18S0), Begs to infotm his hicudd and pations that, having puicluued the stock and picnuses, of Mr C. 11. Uilby, Stationer, ice., Duke sheet, Cam budge, it is his intention to leinovc fiom Ins present I'linting Oflice to a new and moiu commodious one to be erected at learot shop, and in tutmc to combine the Wholesale and Retail Stationery Business with the Pointing, which bianch will btill be under Ins peisonal supervision, and leceivu lna umemitting attention as heictofore. His largo pluut, consisting ol the lale&t and moat appioved Punting, Paper-cutting, Paper-ruling, and othci Maehineiy, togetlier with Ins vaued assoitment of Plain and Fancy Type, Blocks, &c, enables him to turn out work unrivalled in tho dibtnct, aud at the lowest rates. Ledgcis, Day Books, Cash Books, and Account Books of all dcsciiptions always in stock. Any special ruling done at Bhoitust notice. J. 8. BOND, Printer &_ Stationer, Cambridgfl. WANTED KNOWN.— L'hc Cheapest House for every Inscription of Printing ia at the Waikato Tim*s Office HttoiltOOi
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Waikato Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2084, 14 November 1885, Page 1
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511Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Waikato Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2084, 14 November 1885, Page 1
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