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r ° miles front, aclfuining interesting native settler, #H HOTEL JP *' A. T It O JV s. '6', Earl of Onslow, lAfarqriisof JD r HOTEL has recently been considerablj'enlarged, ren.-.vated, and refurnished regardless of expense, jj'l is *. widely known for its excellent accommodation, Cuisine, Ac. Here are the Chief Sights ofthe The Wwilder!til Steam and Blot Water Petrifying; Geysers playing nparly 100 feet high. Petrifying Geysers, Cccizlciroiis of rjjoitinn /MndancLOU. Spoat <gath, Oil Hath, j£lxz.rn,EalHi anil Jaclc's <&ath Known tor the extraordinary cures ot Kheumatism, Neuralgia, Lumbago, Sciatica. Kidney, Liver and other complaints C. E. NELSON, - - - Proprietor. Guide - Sophia. OKORGIRE HOT SPRINGS, On the Direct Route to Rotorua, For Scenery, Curative Properties of the Baths, and Accommodation, EJCCEL JLLL PLACES OE THE Kl2sf<D IJ? THE COT,OJTY. These upna K B, which for their Curative Properties and Comfortabie sittings, have been pronounced by all who i^ij 1 ! 1 * 6 ' 1 tbe - m moni t0 none " l New Zi <*l<Md- The numerous testimonials received as to their cures and comfort should be sufficient to induce Tourists and others to visit them. No extra charge is made for the use of the baths to persons staying ut the hotel. THE OKOROIRE SANATORIUM Is connected with the Telegraphic System of the Colony, tho telegraph Office adjoining the Hotel, all Telegrams promptly replied to. Coaches, Buggies, and Conveyances of nil kinds leave this hotel on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, or daily if required. Persons en route for Rotorua are therefore enabled to visit the wonders of Okoroire. and enjoy the Naiural Hot Baths and a day's rest previous to undertaking a journey to the Lakes. THIS HOTEL i Has recently been erected, and is replete with every comfort for Tourists and Invalids. Note.—Tourists to Rotorua ! Be sure to take your railway tickets for Okoiioiue. Conveyances meet trains at Okoroire„carrying passengers to Hotel free of charge. » Under the distinguished Patronage of His Excellency Lord Carrington, Governor of New South Wales,and Lord Onslow, Governor of Sew Zealand City .Hotel HOBSON STREET. 22 Bed Rooms. TAURANGA. oea wpoms. THE ' STAR " is pronounced by its, Patrons to be the I" best built and best furnished Hotel in the North Island. \ Private Suites of Apartments for Families. Sample E,OOniS for Commercial Gentlemen jMot & Cold Batb G Telegrams receive prompt attention. Coaches leave the Hotel for tin Lakes on. arrival of all steamers. Special Buggies and Saddle Horses can be obtained for all parts of the country. First-class Sailing and Bowing Boats for Pleasure and " Ashing Parties. Terms £1 per week. The Saltwater Bathing Pavilion is within three minutes' ' walk of the " Star." — o P. KELLY. Prnnrinfnr. idiu riuuiii. PROPRIGTOR, THE GRAND HOTEL, First-class family Hotel. Situation unsurpassed Patronised by their Excellencies the Governor and Admiral. o Telegrams and letters promptly attended to. 0 MRS GALLAGHER, Proprietress. Clarendon Hotel, Junction Queen and WaKefieid Streets, Auckland, n. z. First-class accommodation for Travellers. HOT AND COLD BATHS. BEST WINES £ SPIRITS A LWA YS IN STOCKHot Lunch 12 to 2 daily. W. LYNCH, Proprietor. CEAD JillLE pAITIHE, W. THOMAS, MONUMENTAL MASON VICTORIA STREET EAST, AUCKLAND. J. H. BUCHANAN, STONE MERCHANT. ESTABLISHED 1892. Statuary, Monumental aed General Mason. MARBLE AND FREESTONE CHIMNEYC PIEES, MASES, Etc Orders m Marble, Granite V | CTOR | A BTREE T EAST, and Stone, promptly and faith- ■ fully executed. AUCKLANDDesigns and prices free on application, Dosig and Prices forwarded no application to any part of the Province Colodv. Ladies and Gentlemen Seeking a change of air & scenery can find accommodation at .Mps Cruieks^ank's SOMOJMA, Hot & cold boths. Letters and telegrams replied to.

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Hot Lakes Chronicle, Volume 3, Issue 158, 11 December 1895, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Hot Lakes Chronicle, Volume 3, Issue 158, 11 December 1895, Page 1