Notices. “IPSWICH MAY BE DESCRIBED AS THE BIRTHPLACE OF CHEMICAL FERTILIZERS.” Q •• £ OT < H )A O O S % fc '-i O o a" -ij o hj a a ? JOSEPH FISON C2 »-■ - to IJL£7* B?H* r s > X EASTERN UNION CHEMICAL WORKS. Fisons’ Celebrated Chemical Fertilizers. “THE BEST IN THE WORLD,” improve tlie quality and produce an enormous increase in tile yield of all crops. A Shipment, including Special Potato Fertilizer, Ammonia Phosphate and Superphosphate, has arrived at Auckland per Raugitikei. For delivery, and Pamphlets containing testimonials and full particulars, apply to W. J. HURST & CO., AUCKLAND.
D. D. HYDE, P LUMBER, TINSMITH & ZINC WORKER, HAMILTON. Corrugated Iron Tanks made to order. Work in all branches of the trade executed with promptitude, and in a workmanlike manner. lARLTON CLUB TEMPERANCE ' HOTEL, ROTORUA. MR & MISS HEERDEGEN having taken the above very comfortable hotel are now prepared to receive travellers and tourists. There are comfortably furnished bedrooms, with fiue drawingrooms and.dining-rooms. A magnificent view of Rotorua Lake and Boiling Springs. Only the very best of tables kept. Invalids under special care of Miss Hecrdegen.—Terms, 30s per week, or Gs per day.— Letters and telegrams promptly attended to. | | 0 T A K E s ! BRENT’S BOARDING HOUSE ROTORUA. This large and commodious establishment is close to the Sanatorium and Government Baths. The celebrated Priest’s Bath has been greatly enlarged with fourteen private baths added, and js now in splendid order for invalids. Terms, £2 2s per weekS. T. BRENT, Proprietor. 'T'AUPO LIVERY STABLES, TAUPO. Saddle horses and buggies for hire. Tourists can be supplied with changes of horses to visit the different springs and other parts of the district. Good secure paddocks. Charges reasonable. crowther & McCauley, Proprietors. W. HARRAY, BUTCHER, LICHFIELD, PATETERE. Fresh beef, mutton and pork always on hand, also CORNED MEATS. J MBORTANT TO INVALIDS. THE TOKAANU HOTEL, TAUPO. This Hotel is situated at the south end of Lake Taupo, approached by good road from Napier or Waikato. There is good accommodation for tourists and invalids. The Medicinal Baths, invaluable for Skin Diseases, Rheumatism, etc., are close to the Hotel, and are the largest natural baths in the colony. Splendid view of the Lake and surrounding mountains. Wises and Spirits of the Best Brands only. HORSE FEED AND PADDOCKS. Charges Moderate. GEOEGE BLAKE, Proprietor. rpHE ROUND TRIP TO THE 1 LAKES. THE LICHFIELD HOTEL, LICHFIELD, PATETERE. The railway extension to Lichfield offers greatly increased facilities to tourists who desire to make the round trip of the Lakes and Hot Springs. Lichfield now becomes the starting point for visiting the magnificent Lake Taupo and the Wonderful Springs and Geysers on its borders and at Wairakei. The coach road is good, and passes through very fine and remarkable scenery. Lofty bedrooms and parlours, ensuring comfortable accommodation for visitors. Good Shooting! Nose but Best Liquors os Hand. Superior Stabling and Paddocks.—Saddle , Horses and Buggies for hire. Coach runs to suit convenience of travellers. ALEX. HEANEY. A TIAMURI || OUSE, ; HALF-WAT BETWEEN OHINEMUTU AND TAUPO. Good Beds and Board for Travellers Stabling and Horse Feed. Ales asd Spirits of the Best Brands , Always os Hand. j CHARGES MODERATE. E. BEADY Proprietor, i
3 IMPORTANT NOTICE TO TOURISTS AND OTHERS. Telegraph line of royal MAIL COACHES between Oxford and the Hot Lake District. Time-table : 3 Leaves Oxford, carrying H.M. mails, on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 7 a.m. Leaves Ohinemutu on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 7 a.m., arriving at Oxford about 12.30 p.m. Coaches running from Ohinemutu to Wairoa and Tikiterc daily. <J Fares : £ s. d. Oxford to Ohinemutu, single ...15 0 Oxford to Ohinemutu, return... 2 0 0 t Ohinemutu to Wairoa, single... 0 10 0 1 „ „ „ return... 0 13 0 3 „ „ Tikitere, return 0 10 0 Parties can make arrangements for t private coaches to visit any part of the g Hot Lake District, and through to 3 Napier. Saddle horses and buggies s always on hire. Letters and telegrams s promptly attended to. Y W. K. CARTER, Coach Proprietor. Oxford, March Sth, ISS6. i tpiM E-TABLE OP GAUDIN’S 1 COACH. Hamilton and Plankton. I Leaves Hamilton East daily for Hamil--1 ton West and Frankton Railway Sta--1 tions at i 10 a.m. 12.30 p.m. 3 p.m. 5.45 p.m. Returning to Hamilton East after the arrival of every train. Passengers and parcels delivered at > auy part of the borough. FRED. GAUDIN. f Q ILES EEL EY , Whilst thanking the public for past support, begs to inform them that he will, on and after opening of railway to Lichfield, RUN A COACH THROUGH FROM LICHFIELD TO TAUPO, carrying passengers, parcels, and goods, at reasonable rates, ' S3 ONCE Y/EEKLY fei , Leaving Lichfield Tuesdays at 7 a.m.; 1 j and j Returning from Taupo on Thursdays at | 7 a.m.until further notice. 552 Held & Gray’s ■VTEW r/EALAND ew /Zealand Twine jßiiuler Is equally as light of draught, and mnen more durable than the best imported, rxd won the Society’s gold medal at the Oamaru trial last season, cutting four acres of heavy crop in 2 hours 11 minutes. REID AND GRAY’S BACK DELIVERY REAPER. CLAYTON & SHUTTLEWORTH'S 4, 5, 7, and 8 horse-power Portable Engines and Thrashers, at educed prices. Reid and Gray’s Patent Bagger and Cliaffcutter, made in four siz- s and at moderate prices. A large number at work. Patent Instantaneous Balancing Disc Harrows. Double furrow Ploughs. Zig-zag Harrows. Hill side Ploughs fall iron). The latest ami best Broadcast Seed and Turnip Sowers. Patent Wire Strainers. The invention of a practical fencer, and tiie only good strainer in the market. Potato Diggers. Machinery Oils of all i kinds. i Patent Chain Leather Belting, and all i Mill fittings kept in stock. i Chaff-cutters, all sizes, with new cast i steel cutting mouthpieces. 1 Fencing Standards ot best qua uy standard iron, cut and punched to any guage, net weight charged. Best Steel, Iron, and Barb Fencing Wire. ! Illustrated Price Lists free on applica- ' tion to any of our offices at Dunedin, Oamaru, Timaru, Invercargill, Ashburton, j Christchurch, Auckland, Otautan, Gore, and Riversdale,
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Waikato Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 2373, 24 September 1887, Page 1
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