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Auckland Star, Volume XXV, Issue 33, 7 February 1894, Page 3

- . Pnblic Wotices. HOLIDAY TRIP. TAKE AN ENJOYABLE OUTING IN THE COUNTRY. EXCURSION FARES'TO OKOROIRE, The most delightful place for a complete rest Perfect climate. Splendid Hot and Cold Water Baths. TROUT FISHING. ROMANTIC SCENERY. Unequalled Place fob Recuperation To the jaded man of business needing a holiday. To the invalid who requires a complete change of air. To the professioaal man who requires rest To the tourist who wants to Bee the Thames Valley Scenery. To the sportsmen who glories in the sport of the rod. To all who desire a nice place to go to for Christmas, — OKOROIRE — Stands out pre-eminent; It is within eight hours of the city by train. It is on the direct line to Rotorua, with good roads through the beautiful forest on the Mountain Road. Vehicles of all descriptions and good horses always obtainable, and in short, visitors have only one way of summing up a stay at OKOROIRE, and call it delightfully enjoyable and the management all that can be desired by the most fastidious. Extract from "New Zealand Official Year Book, 1893."-Okoroire Hot Springs and Sanitorium : "Upper Bath Temperature, 113°; Flow. 1,300 gallons per hour. Lower Bath Temperaturo. 99°; Flow, 4.100 gallons per hour. Apart from the medicinal value which these springs possess in common with most other alkaline hot springs, they are remarkable for the large-flow of water and for freedom from any unpleasant odour or deposit This fact should render the Springs speedily attractive to persons in good health." T. C. URQUHART. Proprietor. Late of the Imperial HoteL Auckland. JiARHYSIffIGOPHEHQUS fSfAEI FOR THE ygLJP?r'fWjM An elegant dressing, Prevent!; sJ2S3_M /ffi)v&y . baldness, gray hair, and dandruff. Q/VmWffrUli *f alEcs the halr Bi'ow thick and soft. m /Y Vv^fnPTl Cures eruptions and diseases of the •__._______ »skin. Heals cuts, burns, bruises and •"»■■*■«. Genuine has trade-mark BarclavAfio.Kaw Yer*' "W" O W ISSUED— THE NEW ZEALAND EOWING- ALMANAC AND OARSMAN'S COMPANION. PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED WITH PORTRAITS OF THE WINNING CREWS. PRICE ... Is6d. rO BE HAD FROM ALL BOOKSELLERS, mo SECRETARIES OF CLUBS. Speoially Low quotations are given for all kinds of Printing required by Cricket, Rowing, Yachting, Athletic, Lawn Tennis, Bowling, and other Clubs. The most artistic work (specially illustrated if desired) at the shortest possible notice. Call or send for designs. Address, MANAGER, Star Office, Auckland, Country orders receive prompt attention. HE CORRECT THING AT LAST TOBACCO just received FIRST PRIZE in Virginia, as the BEST DARK TOBACCO of the World.-A. HEATHER, Agent, fESTABLISHED 1864.1 ' WILLIAM EDGAR, DYER k CLEANER, WELLESLET-ST. BAST AND ALPHA WORKS, RICHMOND. 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ROBERTS I SHOULD SMILE, with a Pair of Dalton's Extra Trousers.—2lo, Queen-st. SOLUTIOiST OF A DIFFICULTY As to SUITABLE PRESENTS for a BOY. Select a WORKING LOCOMOTIVE, A STATIONARY STEAM ENGINE, A MICROSCOPE, or a MAGIC LANTERN & SLIDES, all to be had at Moderate Prices from T. PEACOCK, Optician. Shortlond-street.