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New Zealand Herald, Volume XIII, Issue 4485, 29 March 1876, Page 1

Amusements, &c. PRINCE OF WALES THEATRE.— In »ctive preparation : ELIZABETH, QUEEN OF ENGLAND. Great Death Scfne.. Lectures. ELIZABETH, THE LAST \O£I OF THE TUDORS." A LECTURE on the above subject will be delivered TO-MuRROW EVENING, 30th instant, at the Young Men's Rooms, by Wμ. Eastwood, Esq. Svlubds: . State of England at the death of Queen Mary. F-lizabelh's Policy. England at War with France. Claims of Mary Stuart. Troubles of the Low Countries. Seitnre of tho Spanish Ships. The Execution of Mary Stuart. ■ The Armada. Death of Queen Elizabeth. Selections of Music will bo given during tho Commencing at 7 30. Admission, Cd. Proceeds in aid of the Mount Eden Sunday-school Building Fund. . Meetings. "F>AENELL FOOTBALL CLUB. The Annual Meeting will be held TO-MORROW EVENIKG, at S o'clock, at the Alexandra Hotel. Intending members are invited. ■ H. E. COTTON. Hon. Sec._ ONEHUNGA PERPETUAL LAND, BUILDING, AND INVESTMENT SOCIKTY. Tho Annual Meeting of the Shareholders of this Company will be held in the I horal Hall, Onchunga at 7 o'clock p.m. on WEDNESDAY, April B, 1576. J. D. JACKSON, : Secretary. Sporting. A UCKLAND RACING CLUB. AUTUMN MEETING. EASTER MONDAY, APRIL 17, QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY, MAY 24, 1870. Entries for Hurdle Race and Easter Handicap close on FRIDAY, the 31st instant. For further particulars see programmes. WM. PERCITAL, Secretary. Auckland, March 28,1876. Educational. "VT OTI C E .O F EEM O V Al, • , MISS HILL Begs to inform the inhabitants of Ponsonby and the parents of her pupils that she will remove to her new residence, WKNTWOItTH HOUSE, PONSONBY, and that she has not disposed of the good-will of her School. .-.'... Miss HUI will he prepared to receive a limited ventilated, aud replete with every requirement for their comfort: . . : . . : School duties will commence on WEDNESDAY, Xpril 19th.. .'..'.1 : .'_.'. : Hotels. ■WAIWBEA HOT SPRINGS. Clement's rark, Cambridge. . ■ ' Waikato, March 0, 1876: To Robert Gsaham, Fbo.., '-•■■ Proprietor, Wuiwcra Hot Springs,— .: ; Dear Sib.—Among tho many invalids that have visited the Waiwcra Hot Springs, perhaps there is time as myself; and I think it is a duty I owe to oihers Tvlio may lie similarly situnteti to make my ensa known. When I went to the Springs I was suffering great pain ;—could not walk, but had to bo carried, and when laid down on tho sofa nt Wainera, suffer-d such excruciating pain, that I had to got brardy and water to keep mo from fainting. My knee was swollen to twice its usual size. After fourteen days' bathing uiid. drinking the waters, I recovered; got I was in my life, which has continued: aud I feel sure when better known, the Wuiwera Hot .'-prints will be highly appreciated, and great benefits will bo derived from such viluablo medicinal springs. I have refrained from giving a testimonial till now, fearing tbe rapid cure could not bo lasting, but it is now six months since I was cured, and not the slightest symptoms of a return of the pain, in fuct I never felt better. ' Yours faithfully, A. CLEMENTS. Waiwera, March 6,1876. I arrived at the Waiwera on the 20th of January, after four months suffering from lUieuuiatic GoHt, and immediately aft'ir a fourth relapse on hoard tbe ' Mikado.* I w.-is then unable to set my right foot on the ground, and suffering ncute pain. Now, after more Lh:tu six weeks' use of the baths, I am thankful to he able to walk about a mile in the day, my general health is lnucli improved, and, 1 hope, the foundation laid for permanent recovery.. It would have been very gratifying to me to have been able to bear a more crutches, aud go away aft*r a vnuch shorter stay iuobstinaey of my own case by the severe intellectual and continual strain of laany years of wasting labour with insufficient slciip. I have much pleasure in bearing testimony to the excellence of tho Hotel arrangements, and "to the kindness shewn to me by tho Proprietor, Robert Graham, Esq., and by the Manager, Mr. Boston, and hig excellent wife. The packing, and other processes to which T was subjected during the first week of my stay, by Mr. Edwin Turner, Hydiopathic Practitioner, rendered me essential servii-c, and I am penuaded Hint had he befin present all tbe time to continue those processes, I should have bteu completely restored. ANKEIELL M. HENDERSON. TT>OYAL GEORGE HOTEL, JL\l NEWMARKET, W. H. PARKER, Proprietor (Lato of tho Flagstaff Hotel, North Shore). W. H. P. having just moved into tho above, has, at great outlay, be-fuhnisukd the rr.njiisiis throughout, lie is now in a position to accommodate Uest Ur.-.iids of Wines, Spirit, &c. AKETHOIIND HOTEL, QUEEN AND VICTOKIA-STREETS. PP.OPMETOR, MICHAEL CORCOEAN. In returning thanks to his numerous Visitors, Michael Cokcoban beg 3 to s=y thai very large additions have been made to ti'O Hotel, which will tend greatly to the convenience of those who favour him with their patronage. BED-ROOMS. Additions have been made to their number, 3nd all have been furnislied in a superb manner, —everythine being new. and got up in the latest style. BATHS. Both Hot and Cold Baths are always ready, and cyerv convenience will be found in them for the comfort of Travellers. COMMERCIAL-ROOM. A Commodions Room has been opened, having its entrance from Victoria-street, for thocjmfurt of those who do not care to hso tho Bar or Car-room ; and this has been fitted up in a style to ensure the comfort 151 CtS ' BILLIARD-ROOM. The Billiard-room is the best in the Province, and is fitted with one of the best Billiard Tables ever constructed. MICHAEL CORCORAN Hopes that the gocd name his house has ever held, and the splendid accommodation afforded iu it, will induce Visitors to Auckland to give it their patronage. AE M Y & N AVY HOTEL, UPPER QUEEX-STEEET, AOCEXAXn, N.z. This old and favourite Hotel having recently changed hands, is now entirely renovated tliroughont. and is designed by its present proprietor to meet the requirements of country settlers and others vtsiting Auckland. The proprietor hopes, 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 ana Spirits. /CARPENTERS' ARMS HOTEL, KJ GREY-STEEET, AUCKLAND., :. G- ANDREWS, Proprietor of tho above, wishe3 to recommend his bouse especially to the notice of travellers and others visiting Auckland. Good accommodation on moderate terms. N.B.—None but the best brands of Wine 3 and Spirits kept.