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I Hotels. rN w t n'' sr c b •HAMILTON HOTEL HAMILTON WES^« Affordj unrivalled accommodation for visitors and travelers. Families oflnva^ lides can be accemmodateil with" Private Apartments in THE, COTTAGE, iiis Beperate from the Hptel t with, all 'the oWfortsdf a 1 private home.

Pleasure „G rounds, Crpqu^t JLawn, Billiard Table, Skittle Alley, Slower Bath (continual), Commercial Show-room. Wines & Spirits of best Brands- Table accommodation not excelled in the Province. Horses and Trap's on hire. Tourists' letters forwarded .wher- ever directed. Cobb and Co.'s Booking Office A nice light Boat on the River. H JOE AMD GWTNNE, Proprietor.

TUKE OF CAMBRIDGE HOTEL. ROBERT KIRKWOOD (late of the National Hotel) having purchased the above, will be glad to see his old friends, and the public gene- rally. Good Stable acconuno- datio: R.K. purposes making extensive im- provements, Cambridge, July 1, 1879..

MASONIC IlOTiiL, <j A MB, KID G TC'. FRANCIS, MQSJE; Proprietor. fi OVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL, T Hobson-street,' AUCKLAND. Board and residence, 20s per week. Board and residence (single bedroom) 25s per week. Meals, one shilling. Good accomodation for families. DUNNINGHAM & KING. TAMAHERE HOTEL. JAS. T.CAMP, Proprietor. This Hotel is the most central in Wai- kato, being tW only Hotel -on/.therdirect route for Te Aroha, and on the main road from Cambridge to Hamilton, Piako to Alexandra and the Hot Lakes. It aftbi ds unrivalled accommodation for visitors and travellers. The House occupies a most command- ing and healthy position. Fiist-class stable accommodation. Tamahere, Feb. sth, ISSI. CENTRAL WAIKATO HOTEL, TE AWAMUTU HENRY~~LEWTS D EGS to inform the Public, his Pa- trons, and, Fric-nds, that he has Com- pleted the Additions and Alterations which will be found conducive to the greater comfort and 'convenience" of the Public, and every endeavour will be made, and no expense spared, to maintain the high reputation of the house. HENRY LEWIS, Proprietor. JOSEPH COO&EIANE; Shoeing and General Blacksmith andiWheelwrigh't, HAMILTON EAST, BEGS to notify thai he will continue the above" biisinessin allitebranchsc, lately carried *on J under the style of, Cohc- rane ftud Swarm. .'f Orders executed with promptness and despatch. „--f_, i i-r -r JOSEPH COCHRAjSTE. Hamilton, August, 1880. HpHOMAS S T E A, DMA N, Seei^'akd Plakob *Mbbcua^t, {Next tiie Union 1 Bank 'oi Australia), QUEEtf-Rm&ET;, AnrKLAND, 0 .Has now landing,, px'jLqch, Hit, the iinest' Samples of Cioyer Seeds ever imported for Market.,^Alsp,~ to-asrivp, th,e3est an4iP>o^t I Q9Uscj}pn r o^egei^l) l l§jand l •F lpwe^, Seeds e vex v bjr any, S^epds- 4 man in N^. Zealancl. ;Ca^ldgpes nqw in cpurse o£^x>fe^|H^tJon ri wliiqli lyilkbe.seni -free,, by/^o^Wjau^ipat^V^.^nt^alef .pu^sam^pLßope^ut^d^^erdust,! pp.eci t ally jnipprtgd jby^me^fpr Peruyjanaiid Sungi,^in|[ AjytinciaJ -Mj,nu^s] fjO^^^aM^J^aizo^

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