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New Zealand Herald, Volume XIII, Issue 4481, 24 March 1876, Page 1

Amusements, &o. '_■»!>■■ ■■■■■'■ TJRINCE ; ,OF WALES ; ' THEATRE.; : Lessee....C ..Mr. R. J. DeLlas t NEW DRAMATIC SEASON !"! "S* ItErENGAGEMEXT OF / MR. R. "W. LAWRENCE! I WHO TfltL ATPBAJt ' THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, MARCH 24, ■ In Craven's Comic Drama, entitled, , . ' : ' MILKV WHITE!' Damei. White . R. W. Lawkksoe. . Annie -\Toite (with song. Early J Jennie e- , -Love i to coycLurs Tvrrn ■ . . ' HIS LAST LEG SI -. O'Callaghan G. W. Collier. GREAT BILL FOR SATURDAY.' .: ' Ecclesiastical-. "DARNELL ': WESLEYAN CHURCH. On SUNDAY next, March 26. Two Sermons will bo Pelivered in the above Church,, bv the Circuit Ministers, in aid of the Sunday-school Funds. On tiie Tuesday following, March 2S,'there will be a PuWic Tea Meeting, at 6.30: o'clock; after tea,several Ministers and others will Address the Meeting. :.-■'■■■■.: Railways. : A UCKLAND iAND MERCER ±X. ' Railway.. ■ ..: ■ ':. LA.TE TRAIN. ' ; Until further notice, a Late Train will leave Onohnnga, for Auckland every SATUKIUY NIGHT at 7- o'clock, returning from Auckland at 11,15 , By order. • • . • •. . • . : " • . ' .-■'. A.. V. SfACDONALD, . ' : ' . - ■ : ■ -.. . General Manager.-' '■''■'-..'. '■:' Hotels..' ; ! ; ■■'■': ' :,L -tnyAI'W'ERA ,'HOT SPRINaS.' ■ Clement's Hark, Cambridge. "' ■ ■ ; ■• ■ ". . AVaikato, March 0, 187 C. "ToßobehtGbaham, JTsq., • ■-..:. . Proprietor, Waiwera Hot Springs. ' Dear Sir.—Among the many invalids that have visited , the Waiwera Hot Springs, perhaps there is not one .wu'o has derived more benefit in 'so fihort 'a time as myself; and I think it is a duty I owe to 6:]»era wLo -may be similarly..situatort. to make my case known. When I went to the Springs I was suffering great pain ;—could' not walk, but had to be carried. 1 nnd when laid down on'the sofa at Waiwera, suffered such eicriiciating pain, that I had to get brandy and len to twice its -usual size. After fourteen days' bathing and drjnking tlie waters, I recovered; got rid of tbe pain, and felt in every way as well as ever I was In my life, which has continued : and I feel sure when bettor known, the Waiwera Hot Springs will be highly appreciated, and greet benefits will be derived from sucli valuable modicinul springs. I have refrained from giving a testimonial till, now, fearing the rapid cure could not bo bisting, but it is now six' months since I was cured, and not tho slightest symptoms of a return of the pain, in fact I never felt better. . Yours faithfully, ' ' A. CLEMENTS. , Waiwera, March 6, 1576. '■ I arrived at the Waiwera on tho 20th of January, after four months suffering from Rheumatic Go«t, and immediately after a fourth relapse on board the ' Mikado.' I was then urable to set raj right foot on the ground, and suffering acute pain. Now, after more than six weeks' use of the baths, I »m tlmnkful to be able to walkabout a mile in the day, my general health is much improved, and. I hope, the foundation laid for permanent recovery. It would have been very gratifying. to me' to have been able to Dear a inoro satisfactory testimony. I have seen others come on crutches, arid go away aitt'r a much shoiter stay independent of them; and I can only occount for the obstinacy of my own case by the severo intellectual and continual strain of many years of wasting labour with insufficient sleep. I have much pleasure in bearing testimony to the excellence of the Hotel arrangements, and "to tho kindness shewn to me by the Proprietor, Robert Graham, Esq., and by tho Manager, Mr. Boston, and hig excellent wife. The packing, and other processes to which I was subjected during the first week of: my stay, by Mr. Edwin Turner, Hydropathic Practitioner, tendered me essential service, and I am pen-uaded that had ho been present all tho timo to continue those processes, I should have bsen completely restored. ANKEIJSLL M. HENDERSON. ROYAL GEORGE HOTEL, NEWMARKET, ■W. H. PARKER, Proprietor (Late of tho Flagstaff Hotel, North Shore). W. n. P. having just moved into the above, has, at great outlay, ke-fuiinisued tub I'Kkmises throughout, lie is now in a position to accommodate visitors in a very superior ma-.-ner. Best Brands of Wines, Spirits, <£c. RE Y HOUND HOTEL, X convKii op QUEEN AND VICTORIA-STREETS. PROPRIETOR, MICHAEL CORCORAN. In returning thanks to his numerous Visitors, TiIICIIAEL CoitcoitAN l>egs to siij" tlifit very largo additions have been niiido to tho Hotel, which will tend greatly to ttin convenience of those wlio favour him with their patronage. B E D - R O-O M S. .Additions have been mafic to tlicir number, and all thing being new, and got up in the latest style. BATHS. Both Hnt and Cold Baths are always ready, and overy convenience will Uo found in tlicm for tlie comfort of Travellers. COM M EKCIA L-ROOM. A Commodious Room has been opened, having its entrance from Victoria-street, for thecimifort of those who do not care to use tho Bar or Bar-room ; and this lias been fitted up In a style to ensure the comfort Visitors. BILLIARD-ROOM. The Billiard-room is the best, in the Province, nnd is fitted with one of the best Billiard Tables ever constructed. MICHAEL CORCORAN Hopes that the good name his bonce has ever held, anr? the splendid accommodation afforded in it, will induce Visitors to Auckland to give it their patronage. sJS *.©; ?v* PABK HOTEL, WELLESLBY-STREET EAST AN RU TL AN D-- TREET PROPRIETOR .. . . G. A. AVEY. This new Hotel is replete with every comfort and •convenience suitable for Travellers, Country t-cttlers, Families and Visitors. The large Billiard Room is furnished with a newly-impcrte* and handsome Billiard Table by Abbott and .Nichols. B3T Wines an<t Spirits of the choicest brands. GOOD STAHLING, furnishing excellent accommodation for Horses and Vehicles. ARM Y & NAVY HOTEL, his old and favourite Hotel having recently changed bands, is now entirely renovated throughout and is designed by it" present proprietor to meet the requirements of country S'ttlem and others vtsitine Auckland. The proprietor bopps, by close attention to the comfort of his customers, combined with moderate charges, to obtain a share of public support. Hancock's sparkling- Ales, best brands Wines and Spirits. CARPENTERS' APvMS HOTEL, \J GREY-STREET, AUCKLAND. G. ANDREWS, Proprietor of the above, wishes to recommend Ills honai especially to the notice of travellers and others visiting Auckland. 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