7ia.ti.ve s HOTEL, JP A. 'T It O 2s~ S: Ji: a '<) w, .Mo ri/ zzzs of JDi HOTEL has recently been considerably enlarged, renovated, £ widely known i'or its excellent accommodation, Cuisine, &c. , and refurnished regardless of expense, od is Here ewe the CTvlefSigKts of tlie. The Wonderful (Steam and 330( Water Petrifying; Geysers playing'nearly 100 feet bigb. JPet i-i/ijiit <j G-eysers, CctizldZTons of -Ijoilirig j\£tzoZ a lid. Oil. Spoizt r/jcf/i. Oilßatlh, jllii.n,. lUitl> and. J~ac7t\s -Ija.lli. town for the extraordinary cures ot Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lumbago, Sciatica, Kidney, Liver and. other complaints Guide Sophia. On the Diroct lloutu to Rotorua, For Scenery, Curative Properties of the Baths, and Accommodation, EXCEL, j3.EE J?EACES OJT THE KIJSf c E IJV THE COnOjVT.
These Spring;?, which for their Curative Properties and Comfortable Fittings, hare beon pronounced by all who have visited them second to none in New Zealand. The numerous testimonials received as to their cures and coofort should bo sufficient to induce Tourists and others to visit them, l\o extra charge is made tor the use of the bathe lo persona staying uj the hotel. THE OKOROIRE SANATORIUM ]s connected with the Telegraphic System of the Colony, the telegraph Ollice ;id joining the n promptly replied to. Coaches, Buggies, and Conveyances of all kinds leave this hotel on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, or daily if required. Persons en route for liotorua are therefore enabled to visit the wonders of Okoroire. and enjoy the Natural Hot Baths and a day's rest previous to undertaking a journey to the Lakes. =x»2®333>3W=THIS HOTEL Has recently been erected, and is replete with every comfort for Tourists and Invalids. Note.—Tourirts to liotorua ! Be sure to take your railway tickets for Okoroire. Conveyances meet trains at Okoroire, carrying passengers to Hotel free of charge.
L nder the distinguished Patronage of JJis Excellency Lord Carrington, Governoi of Neio South Wales,and Lord Onslow, Governor of Sew Zealand STHR HOTEL, T A U_R A N G A. 'HE" STAR " is pronounced by its Potrons to bo the best built and best furnished Hotel in the North Island, Private Suites of Apartments for i<ainiiies. Sample HoOlllS for Commercial Gentlemen. 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 Pifhing Parties. The Saltwater Bathing Pavilion is within three minutes' walk of the "Star."
,J_i X . AKE KAPUNA HOT fBTIJ", EOTEL Is beautifully situated amongst the finest scenery in Xow _r Zealand, and Tourist's and others visiting LI are astonished that so much natural beauty should be almost unknown. The Hotel commands magnificent views of land and water, and it is splendidly furnished throughout. Busses leave the North Shore for the Unto! every hour. First-class cuisine and the best "Wines and Spirits kept. Tourists are requested to make the Lake Takapuna Hotel their head-quarters instead of staying in Auckland when they will be thoroughly satisfied. H. F. NATION - Proprietor HE GRAND HOTEL. C »C<&< 0 zpirjuxntcies street ; First-class family Hotel. Situation unsurpassed Patronised by their Excellencies the Governor and Admiral. o Telegrams and letters promptly attended to: MRS GALLAGHER, Proprietress.
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Hot Lakes Chronicle, Volume 2, Issue 125, 15 May 1895, Page 1
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