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New Zealand Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 5999, 8 February 1881, Page 7

Hotels. COMMERCIAL HOTEL, TE AWAMUTU, JAMES DEVIN, PROPRIETOR, The Commercial Hotel offers accommodation for Farmers and Commercial Gentlemen. Spacious Rooms for Samples First-class Table kept, - • • "Well-ventilated Comfortable Bedrooms. One of Alcock's best Billiard Tables kept, attended to by a civil and obliging Marker. GOOD STABLING. "WISES, SPIRITS, AND MALT LIQUORS or THE CHOICEST BRANDS. Horses and Buggies always on hand. JpONSONB Y OLUB J£JO T EL, Corner of College-street and POXSONBY JR.OAD. This House, tlie only Hotel in the wide district of Ponsonby, Richmond, and Dedwood, is situated at the junction of several roads, and faces the threefold Municipal Lamps. Omuibuses pass to and from the City every quarter \ hour, thus allowing gentleman to select their own i time for inhaling the fresh breeze and invigorating their system by a short sojourn in that healthy and beautiful spot. There are both private and public bars, and public and private sitting rooms provided with every con- ] venience. THE BILLIARD EOOM is tho most commodious, best lighted, and best ventilated in the Province of Auckland, and contains one of Thurston's best tables, with every other requisite. The Liquors of the very finest brands, attendance good, and room cheerful, as can be attested by tho multitudes who have patronized the Hotel and always return to it. A good Quoit ground has been recently made and overs of this good old game will have ample oppor- • uiity of indulging in their favourite pastime. WILLIAM STANFORD, Proprietor. Q.LEESON'S O T E L, Corner of Hobsox-street ajjd Custom-HOUSE-STT.EET WEST. The Proprietor has much pleasure in calling attention to this NEW HOTEL, Which, for Completeness and Extensive Accommoda ion, is not to be surpassed. THE BEDROOMS Are Large, Lofty, and Comfortably Fitted up; and are doublo or single, as may be required. THE DUONG-KOOM Is well worthy of notice, being tho largest in Auckland ; and is connected. by a lift with the kitchen «low. The Drawing Room and Private Sitting Booms are all that can be desired in the way of comfort. A Ball Alley is in course of erection—a novelty in itself, and which will no doubt be well patronised by lovers of this old English game. The Wines, Spirits, Ales, &c. f are all of first-class bnnds, which need no comment. U1 Changes ahe Moderate : Board and lodging [ per week ; ditto, with single rooms, 255. Tho Proprietor hopes that his endeavours to catoi fo the public will meet with a hearty response. Hot and Cold Baths. One of Thurston's best Tables.

Cfl 0 n JJ OTE L, CORNER OF QUEEN" AND XIARKET-iTREETS, AUCKLAND. JOHN ADAMS, Proprietor. rjIHISILE JJ OT E L AND WINE AND SPIRIT STORE. above Theatre Royal, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. M. GALLAGHER, Late Thames ass Cosmopolitan Hotels] PROPRIETOR QUEENSFEERy: j^JOTEL, VULCAN LANE. CHARLES SUTHERLAND, Proprietor. This well-known and favourite Hotel having reverted to the present proprietor, he begs to assure his friends and the public generally that it will bo his endeavour to maintain the high character it ha 3 always borne— that of a first-class House, where none but the best of ■ of Liquors are to be had. And he also takes this opportunity of thanking his friends for past favours, and hopes that in THE QUEENSFERRY he will still further deserve a continuation of their patronage. HOT SPRINGS, LAKE HOUSE, ROTORUA, SST THE BEST PLACES IX THE COLONIES TO SPEND YOUR HOLIDAYS. r FISHING, SHOOTING, BOATING, BILLIARDS, LAWN TENNIS, &c. HAMLEY'S AUCKLAND HOTEL. EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION. FOR travellers, "WITH LARGE SAMPLE ROOM. ' BEST RESTAURANT ,IN TOWN. Breakfast, 8 to 10 Dinner, 1 > Luncheon, 12 to 12.30 and Tea, 5 to 7 WINES AND SPIRITS OF THE BEST BRANDS. Private entrance Queen-street to High-street. Large Billiard-room with every comfort. Donald mcgregur (Late of the Auckland Hotel) j Has very great pleasure in announcing to liis friends and tne public that ho has taken that well-known, favourite, and conveniently situated Hostlcry the Waiteroata Hotel, which he has, at considerable expense, entirely renovated and refurnished, making r tiie house second to none for comfort and convenience in the colonies and where, by civility and attention I he hopes to receive a fair share of public "patronage ; a first-class Restaurant has been added to the Hotel, where gentlemen who lunch in the city will find every delicacy of the season, and attention paid to their comfort, llot, Cold, and Shower Baths, and every convenience for travellers and families, have been added to the Hotel. Wines, Spirits, and Beers, &c., &c only of the best brands kept. Charges moderate. —Note the address : D. McGregor, Waitemata Hotel, corner of Queen and. Customhouse streets, Auckland, New Zealand.