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Hot Lakes Chronicle, Volume 4, Issue 180, 13 May 1896, Page 3

THE HO T LAKES DIS TT r CT. Tourists and Invalids visiting the Wonderland of New Zealand will find the GRA N D HOT EL. ROTORUA, THE most elegant, comfortable and best appointed establishment in New Zealand, it being replete throughou 1 with the most modern conveniences. THE HOTEL is in the immediate neighbourhood of the Priest, Rachel, Postmaster and other baths, the curative properties of which are \vorl<i~famed. Bath chairs and attendants are provided to convey invalids to and from the various bath-houses. The bedrooms aud retiring rooms are fitted with special regard to the require meats of guests in search of renewed strength. The Baths at the Sanatorium have attracted many visitors of late years; amongst those who have found relief bei the convalescent, nervous, rheumatic, and sleepless. Rotorua is the centre from which all points of interest in the Thermal Springe District may be reached, and special facilities are provided for those in search of the beautiful and marvellous. MAGNIFICENT APARTMENTS. LOFTY BEDROOMS. PERFECT SANITATION. In 6hort a FIK6T-CLASB ESTABLISHMENT offering equal comforts to the best hotels in Europe. o Suites of Apartments with special attendance for FamiliesSpacious Promenade Balconies, Snug Alcoves, and luxuriously appointed Drawing, Music, Conversation, Reading, bmokiiig and Billiard Rooms. Baths. £3" SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO CUISINE AND SEP VICE. All communications by letter or telegram will receive prompt attention. W.A. BOULTON, - Manager. (Late of Grosvenor Hotel, Sydney.)

ROTORUH. J| SB $ p a § 8. (Formerly the Parsonage.) PRIVATE BOARD AND RESIDENCE. SITUATION UNRIVALLED. o Mrs D. GRIFFITHS. IN THE PRESS. YOTlil By ELSDON BEST.

Mr Stewart, the master of tlio Foxton school, says the Manawatu Farmer, evidently believes in cultivating iu the young a love of the beautiful. Handsome pot plants and baskets of ferns placed here and there in the corners, and depending from the ceiling, give the rooms a very pretty appearance. To encourage the children in this matter small prizes have been provided which provoke healthy emulation on the part of the scholars. Stead's Masterpiece Library, Numbers 1, 2 and 3to hand, Threepence each at Chronicle Office.* According to the Coolgardie Review, " men who are now rioting in luxury in London on money made out of Coolgardie frauds ought to be rotting in gaoi with white fingered rascals like Jabez Balfour. Men who are piling up wealth in holy Adelaide, ought to be piling up stones in Yatala Stockade, and some whom we know in Perth, fattening on oysters and champagne, ought, if they had their deserts, to be- picking oakum in Frcmantle." The same may be said of wild-cat claim promoters in other place besides Coolgardie. Music, Music, Music:—A choice selection of the latest songs, by such composers as Pinsuti, Bertliold Tours, C. Godfrey, Sherwin, Banks Winter, Henry Klein, Juncker, Caraccioli, Braham, Ivan Caryll, Angela Rawlinson, Gatty, Birch, Barnett, Desommes, Oftenbaeh, &c &c. Also Waltzes, Marches, Gavottes, Serenades, Rondeaus, and Overtures for the Pianoforte by Gung'l, D'Albert, Rossini, Stephen Glover, Ketten, Beethoven, Lardelli, Heunerbein Harrison White Pechotsch, Bonscr, &c &c. Francis and Days 11th Comic Annual, words and music at Ciihoxicle Office.*

ROTORUA TEMPERANCE HOTEL. Mrs MORRISON'S Situated in the Old Township of Ohinemutn, and commands a magnifii;' nt view of the Lake, the native pa, boilinir Springs, atid Mokoia Inland. Within easy access of the Baths nnd the numerous sights of interest iu the neighbourhood. First-class accommodation at Moderate Rates. A substantial reduction is made to weekly or monthly boarders. Suites of apartments for families or panics of friends. Mrs MORRISON, Proprietress-. KUSABS BROS MAMAKU SAW & PLANING MILLS. MOUNTKIN RI7VYV/, TIIE ONLY GENUINE DRY LAND TIMBER IN THE MARKET. Messrs kusabs bros. beg respectfully to inform the Public of Kutorua and vicinity that they have established h yard in Hinemoa-st., and can now supply the finest class of Building Material iu the Market. It is unequalled in durability and impervious to the attacks of borer and dry rot. Their sawmills ere fitted with the most modern appliances and the firm is able to supply any of Dry Building Material on the shortest notice.

THE Papers now appearing in the HOT LAKES CHRONICLE under the above title will shortly be published in pamphlet form. Price One Shilling. Advertising Terms on application at CHRONICLE Office. CLEJIRJLNCE SJILE. O DURING the month of May the undersigned will submit the ■whole his large and well-assorted Stock of DRHPERY, I RON3VIONC6RY, FURNITURE Sc. CEN6RHL GOODS. AT PHENOMENALLY LOW PRICES. NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED. J\ lEEE. TAYLOR, GENERAL, COMMISSION AND IMPORTING AGENT. ROBERT FURNESS & Co.. MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS, FORT STReeT.

Skirtings, Architraves, Mouldings, and Dressed Timber of every description, Always on Hand. HENAU HOUSE BLOCKS. Price Lists on application to KUSIBS BROS., MAMAKTT on OHAUPO. Or at the Yards, HINEMOA STREET, ROTORUA. (Under Vice-regal Patronage.) TO TOURISTS, ETC. BEAUTIFUL PRESENTS FOB ITOME. Very Handsome Inlaid Tables; Cabinets, Jewel Cases, etc., all made from the finest of New Zealand's Forest Woods. Patronised by His Excellency the Earl of Glasgow, K.C., and nearly all the nobility, British and Foreign Officers, and g'eutry who have visited New Zealand. W. NORRIE, Top of Shortland-st. NOTE paper and Envelopes with, printed heading at cheap rates at Chronicle office.

JU3CK.L7LND COFFEE PALACE. QUEEN STREET, Also opposite Herald Office. E. WATERS, PROPRIETOR. R. SRIFFITJHiS, ROTORUA, GENERAL CARTER&CARRIER. Goods d-°ivered to all parts of the district at low rates. ALL TRAINS MET. N. B. —Good paddock i n g /or a limited number of horses. Spencer's paddock, well-watered and every attention paid.

i*sk for Hancock's Celebrated XXXX Ales and Stout.