Page 4 Advertisements Column 9

Auckland Star, Volume X, Issue 3010, 10 December 1879, Page 4

ri^ATIONAIJ hHOTEL;'OAMBKIDQEII'!. !• Mr. Andruw Raxnes, late of iVVah-ba South ' takes this opportunity of informing hiffrieiidß' ■' ■': and the public generally that he JttiA assumed;'l the manfifforoent'of the above tavflrfiUe Hoteln,'. i wlierehe.taWnfls to,be l knp^n i apft,9iftrkin,thß Waikata for Koodlicjuors, goad aocpmnipilitiih ' i!: and moderate charges'.'J; '' "'""'•*««« ju jtnfuwtt »,j ,ii --nil ."i; ;yiM,r »i.". Jifil ,if'j;»;> ;; tlo j j ,jj, ir''..";j".'-j'v!jSm'!",,^,l^YV-pj'vr.i3S,r,.llu1..3&£!;,l J f" ~\\ ';',', puKKf^pTcJ'' Gamp iudue, '.; •;" * ■■,[ ■■•lio'isl Nb^\.ps)B^Riiir,Q;j, T >, 1 !/ Or; ' r s;',;|'.^ Good Strong Plough Harness trDm.iSe por tefc Stock SADDLKsrfa'good-rcomfortablei-aiticle), " ■| £3 7s. 6d,. , vrutxi Strong stock' Saddles" (our own-mska)',>J© 16 Gents' All-over HogskiN- Saddles!, from , : £5103. ~.;•) f.'-.;0'..)i;1/' '•{ T nt,,U-i» Ladies'' Saddles, from £1103. " " •-■"«Wii» Stock Bridles, from 7s. 6d. )'/.:>! •:n i ? r buqox HabKbss ;(silyer-niounted),,.froin $&,■, [£■$ ,", ; "■'!"l'''l!^Aietoodl Su3pi^9iJ^l;'" t J 11"; !*•>" ■ ;M "..JEjaJo 1,.,. "Etc.,".' ■...' Kio.,',,,,';^^!.' t Repairs executed with efflpiency and diana'taji., by experienced workman..,, ;,, ..' ; ' WJ""-*Ti'V I | i-.HStfplitW IB'Ta^^E''»;.;«« J >auVf -vrdTTINGHAM .CASTLE. /'HOTEL,' '■' IN i'MORKINVILLE, PIAKOi'! •--I.vi?.■ fii JOHN~WOOI» ' Begs. to draw: the attention of Touris^a and < Travellers to ' the above Commodious' and Handsomely famished Hotel, in the centre of" ' theinaßniflcontPiakoDistrict.» B¥omtlit Hotel ii< the To Aroha mountain.; and other,,bold and • uuri vailed 8 icnery, may bo gazed uppa, ,„„ Bhrenfried's Suarkline Ale, noted thtoußfioufc '• the colony for its excelloiioe, is aHvaya in stoofe, '.. -! ' Good Stabling... ; ,;, Sopiire.PaadoQlM.'j"". ~ ~; ' ' BB^Ryand:Saddle'Horße'aohHirei' '■'•*■' • ■ I '■'' I J. WOOD. Proprietor, :i ~, ; ; ,, KIHIKIHI, WAIKAIOj :r ''""!"'' i-i p,,., B:■iAljLUi -1.-N,;: ProprlotOit •/,',.,•','.,- Visitors and Travellers will Wet •witfi.Com■ ? fortabio Accommodation. Loose Boxes," 'I';" i . ,:.;. .t : -Good' Stabling.:1' >.. ■■■•"■•ii..i i]/. .ijTAk'i'ii^TO"N|" I;'"Wr A i^'X'fq,;:;' JUDD'I BOARDINK3 ' HOUSE UT/ ( '(J I ~<:; . I :(tormeriyJAGKSON> S).,iiHi;[ t\\.}\ ! ■GBOBGB.' JUUD'\(l'a,te 'jCopk.'.'at'. Pearce'sl'1 Commercial Hotel) haying -.leased' theaboVe '.premises 'and' ma'do ■ extensive ■improrem'chts ■":! yi\\\ bo glad to see his old friends, visitors, and v\ travellers, ■vvhe.re'he tinsts that claanlineßßiJcpinJl fort, and ah unsurpassed table,will insuret a!' continuance of patronage, and a'kind reconV'" menddtidnl' ;N,B,—Gpbd Paddbcks/';ini. .1 ail I HAMILTON1' RAILWAY: ''NOTICE -' ; . •:■!•■> i -.;j.r.B.'iEDWARD3n /-hmA'AA m}\ Bepta to'inform theptiblio'thataCpachV carry- v> mar 12 iprssengers!: and [luggage,: ,i?eetß every... train arrivinß trom Auckland. Charges i-eason- ', able, ' spec/al provided todrder bd1"' instructions being sent per post or telegraphtol' I RsixD! zi'iß.- KDWARDS,-,i- *!j ,(• ",;.■ i ! - n; LIVEaY ANDcBAITvStABLPS,,,,.,,^ W1 mi I *.v l; B,u j.jjigazniltoni,.;,., ~( ; |',',.,, ~• j,',./', :'TT:A'¥-i.L.S'O.N ; ' LJiU-N.CTip'k^V Iravellore, from Auckland would study their own i" ■* .1"1 1 ihterests'byatayiiig'atl "'". '■•'j'->' \S AME-S* ■''■•K,'£.l t W;A Yl';H'O:^EL' i!L ,•'.''';../'ha^iilton;! jflNctidw....^'/,".?,',')|'''. '/'Visitors To'tiiim'KicbH:1 AJrrj•iIbißißSTEkiba"Ji' would thus lose no time, us Omnibuses and'th*':.;. brandb linfe'leavp Jam«a'Houjl.i)(terlireiikfa«i,< every n)otnim;at 8 3D.:.Meals at,alt liourß,,.Ex-i .• celient'ac'commodiition for Commercial'Trivet''-, ei-d. Tourists, Lpdies, and Families. ; iW^aOl M";';; ri '■ c.;. tl-;1 .$\ i 1?;;,:1 •, .Begs, .to, ahnpuncq.'he, has assuincil," Proprietorship of.tho '• ~' ■'';'". - i :;*, i ,;^;!y^A^pd'iHbT^L^:'^^™; Which is pleasantly situateAtat, the, preßeiit,,; terminus o£ the Wailcato Railway, and otters an excellent leßort.for Travellers,jiTdnristßj .and ,j Sportsmen., Livery,and.BajtStabJes,;rj:! ' fi,'! ■ ' !'= l:'M.'tlELlNE'S' PHoi?BlEt(i£"!'!'!'' !i^ ' ,i;';i'';: . .•; -■! '>;ij'::i ;V, CO M M ESO i'a-x"'h OT^ELv . TK AWAMOTU.U^AIBATO.; |, -.; ,-. > I ■'•l,;.:"i: I l : Begs to i inform. the ,Auckland ; and fttVaikato > Public that he hasOPKNED th'o.'^BW HO'tEl^ '[ .'. at Te : Awamuiu,; and: will. jba • happy to receive. tho patronage and.support W Ik' Settlers and the IVawelHoK Public. ( i); ,. : ,'.'. ■■;;.,„;,;:. ( • iJD. -wiUjspare no effort to make the COM- . MKRCIAL' a, Kirat-class Family Hotel, aad'a popular resbrt for travellers.; !: '. ' , ■ Tho Billiard, Room isf, supplied''with' an ;i Allcock Table, imported especially for tho Now! Hotekf. '~■:■■>;•: M w«8 ~ii^ udl Us S'oJ&itsi Tha best brands of Winea and Bpirita.. .n vii Good Stabling and Paddocks. <•:■•■, ~ •> if ; ' '' : ir, \ DEylN,';^jao^EiEfq^ [.' ',',',i'/'..'.!, pOO liLBsE S & ■ PiA;S €Q Xi ■;• ,;..;, '.'';' HAMILTON kAST.'.,,'..',,!'.'1'";:,'-,!'.:)" GKNKEAL PRODUCE MBROHANTai'? COMMISSION, & BpE^A.RDrKG.'i'AGBii^S;,1!', N.8.-GOt)DS FORWARDED : THROUGH I irom AEoiland,to .all parts' ; of.jEjiako,and ~ WftikatoDlStridts.' '■'■'' ! i •"'.'■•'•'•'l p&i Mlf | ;i-'■ ■■ _L^—i—;—,-i l 'i:' ' r .;i '•.' ;l I'tll' jtjukh; of gambkidge hot^o."' I : EiO BER T , XIX KW. O o{sMi0 {$Mi • ■ (Forinenj* d£ National Hotel),'!;,,' i, ,f Harinß' trarciiased "the'-'Dufco- of ,Canibrid«ei will be glad to nee his old friends-and tho-■ Public -. i ■:■' ~ '■■:: .-■-::■:;-.■-... •• ■} -•>■'« R. K. intends shortly to :make.important. alterations to thia Hotel, and Will do his best to ; give satisfaotion ■■ : ,' [i ,','■ ~- ' ; .;! ,: -, -.■:>: !o! ■■ •■ :" ,:■■.!■'.!. Vtll> 1. OU KE W.OOL/MATlVE^^ii.ti^' ' ALBEIIT~K)TTER, '; ' : WOOL STAPLKR AND SCXiURKB,iuT Having had repeated .applicajions, fpri^opw; cleaned by "his process for thopurppao off,-; making Beds, Mattresses. &c., has induced.bim;, to introduce to the notice df ladisß ond gentlß-' men, private families, hotel and boarding-house i' teepers, especially .invalids,, and the .punio,,)!],,-; general of New Zealand, hIs,PORR Woot MjiTTRKfeSES. Squabs for Sofas arid' CQiJches,1' Beds for Children's? Cots, £ettees,«,&o.yand.tai doing so wouldbeg to observe that the SVSpi,bflj;i Blattressea are stuffed with is divested of,all dirt,, i animal and glutinous mattors, andisenHtelyffee from impursties of every oeßcription;!"(hS oWte'1'1 of tho Wool retaining ;alli its elasticity^ aadsn floxibilitT, as when in thp previo^a state,7-the^ j yolk.* Therefore persons using thstti'willnpt'ha.. subject to those very disagreeable vapours which' I the pressure of tho body, assisted by iWheat upon i impure animal and other eubstances, emits, ottdl1 the many diseases which follow it, aa anaoting cause. «—.... ..™.... : ..™.™-.,-. : » 1 Hamilton, Waikato, March, 1879. Medical UTas'fiMONjr.iii. Hamilton, April 15,18"9.-Sir, I have caretuil looked over some specimens p£ your \Yool PWApared for-Mattivss making, andjfln^iit npt.onis, ,■ excellent in quality but free from any disagree- .. able smell orgraase:1 Thn WoollslßO'CarKnuy" •' carded*, that no "felting" tan j take bUv-Cj tflllß j ensurinK that beautiful softness and olastiqity.s.,,;, essential to abed. For some)years IhawS used ■, Wool Mattressen in inyown house prßparefl/wrr myself," ant I.greatly prefer them to anf r>tnef.!'■ kind ;bnt you far excdl me in tbe'Boftnesaiana.l, elastic character of your "oa.i;Sed" woola.— lanl f sir, yours obediehtlyi K. Waddingt6n, M.D.— , To Mr Albert Potter, Hamiltoh Mast " "' '-'V:'!,1 Auckland, April 25, ISTH.-lceiMifytliatlhatajt caref uUy.pxammcd some specimons.of Voarded. ;„ Wool,' prepared by' Mr' Potter of W»!kato;; They are beamifnlly dean; ifreo Wdih'anyJdis- .' aKreeableemeH; andiiniiny :opinion are .Very ' suitable for Mattresses, hvouldiW.voiiy.ieiastie,},, warm and comfortable.—THOS. B. KKXDEBDmB,,, M.R.c.s., ii. &k. ■ '■■■";:-',,:, I have carefully examined the twoisaittplcsot ■ Wool whioh you gave me, and find tttem oitces.. pively clean, fr.ea.from umell, and admjra&iy| fitted for the'manufacturft of iMattro96e3 »na ; CushioDS, one of whioh I also inspected. ~ Icot- t slde^a woll-made Wool Mattress niorohcultpyi'i nd comfortable than a feather bed: and. Mmi i ing from the samples I saw, in your possession,;,, I can most ; conscientiously1 recommeno. tnos, materialffand the work.—Cuaf. F. Goldsbo?w !I, M.D., Kellow ot the Royal College otPhyßipian^ta eta.-To Mr Albert Potter. Hamilton. Waikato, : ; _ ; --•'[ "XTOKTH SHOEE AND WAi)iS'LIKK^ Ti ,■,-. .of. ■■ i, i;>Vo«Si ' KOYAL MAIL COACHES.; .; .; ,^ : - ■ Time Table: ' Wm Leave the Flßfistaff Hotel, North Shore, every", MONDAY, KSDAY, and FRIDAY 11 on arrival of the 9 aou. boat f som Auoklan<V--, calling at the Lako, Lucas Creek, and Dairy. I ■ Wlot ■ ' .- ' ' ■ ! . -1 . , ..---■'.*' V Leavo Wade Hotel every TUESDAY,'THURS- ' DAY, and SATURDAY, at 0 a.m>,;fqr,thp ft Nor^Shoro. . _ I ;.', ■. i. . '■ '■ - '.•>'. •.■;■-.'" ■_ * mHE tJNION LINE OF CO ACHES,'„. X BETWEEN TAURANGA AND ONINK-., . . ' ;:. ' ' ittUTU. (.:' ' : .." ~', ~ !:.;• TAURANGA LXVERY AND BAIT -STABLES,!: Corner of Spbinq and GKE^TBKEra.1;;;;. (Opposite Spring WeUßrewav), ■^;' : ' eleUmswiUreceivepro.nntattoit,o» u , Proprietor. ;,,