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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7823, 16 August 1887, Page 1

■ ALBION HOTEL, NAPIER. ROBERT COLE~(late of the Old Bank, Timaru) desires to intimate to his friends and tho public generally that he has taken the above well-known Hotel, to which he is making great Improvements and Additions, and hopes that by strict attention to businoss and civility to nil lo,merit a fair share of their patronage. Only the Best Brands of ALES, WINES, AND SPIRITS Kept in StockK ROBERT~COLE. 40 ROYAL MAIL HOTEL, Waixingford. DENNIS RYAN Proprietor The above newly-erected notel is now open, and affords every accommodation for travellers. First-class Paddocking, TELEGRAPH LINE OF COAOHES. COACH leaves Waipukurau for Porangahau on Mondays and Thursdays, after arrival of first train from Napier, returning on Wednesdays and Saturdays in time for 3-J.5 train to Napier. Parcels carried on the most reasonable terms. 41 D. KYAN. RAILWAY_HOTEL, SPIT. F. H. STEVENS, Propmetoe. THE above Hotel offers special adJ- vanlagos to tho travelling public. It is situate! close to the landing stage at the wharf, and persons arriving or departing by steamer can depend upon attention and civility at motorola charges. The Hotel has been thoroughly renovated, and the proprietor gives special attention to tho cuisine and liquors, lhs bod-rooms are well furnished and ventilated, nnd there is ample sittingroom accommodation. The proprietor makes the comfort of travellers a special and personal care First-clsss Billiard Tablo. Goon Stahuno AccommodationrailvvayTiotel. (Near the Wharf Landing Stage), Port AnuMiu. 42 CRITERION TAMILY AND.COMMEROIAL HOTEL NIGHT PORTER IN ATTENDANCE. P, GOKMAN ~. ... Proprietor 43 A' F A C T. ARTHUR M'CARTNEY HAS talcenover the CALEDONIAN HOTEL, where Wines and Spirits of the Best-known Brands will bo kept. ENGLISH AND SWAN'S ALES 'ON DRAUGHT. Dinner from 12 till 2, and as per usual, Is." ' The Retail Prices will remain tho same as those quoted by my Predecessor. 41 TAVISTOCK. HOTEL, W AIPUKURAI). PROPRIETOE, PETER GOW. THIS Well-known Hotel has been recently very much enlarged, all the appointments b 1 ag in tho most modern st yle. A commotlioiis Billiard-room ia attached, with 0110 of the beat Tables, fitted up with all the latest improvements. Visitors and Families desirous of spending, a holiday in the country will find the accommodation equal to any Hotel in Now Zealand, nnd entire privacy can be ensured, as separate suites of apartments are available. The surrounding country is highly picturesque, and as a healthy resort for tourists Waipukurau cannot be surpassed. Tho largest and best appointed Stables in the Province, where Horses and Vehicles can bo had at all times at very reasonable charges. 45 THE SANATORIUM. U! MILE FROM LAKE TAUPO J. JOSHUA Has mucn pleasure in announcing to tho Public of Napier and Hawko's Bay that the extensive additions and improvements to the Sanatorium are complete. Tho Establishment is now ready for the reception of Tourists Holiday-seekers, and Invalids The Choicest Brands of Wines and Spirits always in stock. Table d'hote Dinner at 6 o'clock. Tho Sanatorium is situated on tho banks of the Waikato River in a lovely sheltered and fertile Valley, planted with forest trees. The Valley abounds in beautiful walks, and the Grounds are tastefully laid out in FLOWER AND KITCHKN GARDENS, ORCHARD AND TENNIS LAWN. Tourist? and Invalids will find the Sana torhjm th fc most COMFORTABLE HOTEL IN TnE WHOLE LAKE DISTRICT. Tho Establishment is arranged on the Con tinental system virtually T?HE SPA OF NEW ZEALAND The Table is always liberally supplied with the finest moats, fresh vegetables, and fruits of the season. Tho Hot and Cold Swimming Bath is a marvel of luxury, being completely sheltered from sun and rain by beautiful creepers. Tho Sulphur, Alum, Vapour, nnd Vonus Baths are unsurpassed for their wonderful removal qualities in cases of Rheumatism. Lumbago, Spinal and Skin Diseases, &c, fee, The places of interest to bo scon from the Sanatorium include Tho Mammoth Geyser of Now Zealand (Tho Crow's Nest) The Witches' Cauldron Satan's Glory Tho Little Crow's Nest Tho Boiling Porridge Pots Paddle Wheel ! Ben Roto Kawn. or The Great Blttor Lake Tho Huka Falls Wairakei, &c, &c. Splendid Grass Paddocks and Stablinß. Saddle Horses and Buggies on Hire. A Carriage mcels tho pier Coach at the" Post-office. j . j (Fs"h v a PROPRIETOR. 4(J WAIRAKBI. GEYSERS- HOT BATHS, TERRACKS, HUKAFALLS'. MR S R. GRAHAM, Proprietress. " There can bo no doubt that next to Roto, mahana Wnirnkei is the place that presents the most varied and tho most interesting group of not Water Springs. "—" Maoriland pago 318. The Beautiful Miniature Terraces Must bo seen to be appreciated. To invalids stifFering: from rheumatics and disorders of tho nervous system VVairnkei Mineral Springs possess the most Curative Waters now oxistmg in tho Thermal District. On reaching tho hotel at Taupo enquire for Wairakei, where Tourists and Invalids will receive ail the attention and comforts of a Homo Address— THE MANAGER; WAIftAKEI. 17 HOT LAKES DISTRICT. T 0 K A N 57jr A tl P O . G BLAKE desires to draw the • attention of Tourists and Healthseekers to this charming spot, situate on tho SOUTHERN SHORES OF LAKE TAUPO. Much has been written and more has been said concerning the wonders and miraculous healing properties of the SPRINGS AT WAIRAKIE ANDRQTORUA, But by fnr the most wonderful of nil tho Hot Springs in the Thermal District are tho BATHING PUIAS OF TOKANA, Their healing properties nre simply marvellous, while to those in search of the Wonderful TOKANO O.ftters a wide field. The scenery 13 sunorb, the climate most exhilarating. TOK A N Q Is 30 Milks yno.« Taupo. And may bo reached cither by road or wator Tourists and others aro strongly rocom mended lo pay a visit to this Wonderland, where they will meet with a cordial welcomeOnly tho Beat Brands of WINKS ANP SPIRITS KEPT IN STOCK Charges Mode/into. SADDLE MORSES ON niHE. A Onido to Tongariro, Ngaruahoe, and Rotonira can be obtained on applying to G. BLAKE, TOKANO HOTIOL, /rAOPO. 48 J. H. MASON, CII ON WRITER', GILDE.R 1 PAIN'IKR, AND GENJ'HAL DKCORATO9 PPPOSITE FAULKNOR'S BUILDINGS HASTINGS-STURM 1 «