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New Zealand Herald, Volume XX, Issue 6667, 31 March 1883, Page 7

Butehers. O EDUC riOK OX AND FROM DEIV CEMBBK 1, of HAbK-f'EKXY PER LB. off. ur usual prices, subject to alteration. THE AUCKLAND MEAT PRESERVING COMPANY. FIRST-CLASS MEDAL AWARDED AT THE AUCKLAND EXHIBITION OF IC3O GOLD MEDAL 1881. Our Meat Supply rotjft now do acknowledged m ansurpassed by any country in the world (or ri.hßees or quality. BEEF. 4lbe 2U«s 4ibs 2lbs Ro»st Beef .. s*d 6sd Spicrd Reef .. (tyi 7d Boile-l Beef .. f>Jd o£d Minced Beef .. s£d bid Corned Beef .. ssd tfjd MUTTON. •4Jbs2!b3 41bs 21bs Boiled Mutton.. 5Ad 6id Spiced Mutton.. <3id 7fcd 3orned Mutton sjd Cjd Minced Mutton 0d 7d SAUS AG E^S. 4lbs 21 bs 41t>a 21bs Pork Sausages.. 7d Sd Beef Sausages.. &£d 6^d Brawn .. 6d 7d FISH—MULLET. In 21b. Tins, for 5 cases, 12s per doz., less 2J per ct. In 2lb. Tins, for 10 12a per dozen, I«3S 5 per el. In lib. Tins, for 5 cases, 7s per dozen, le3s2J perct. In lib. Tins, for 10 cases.6stid p-r doz., less ft psret Ox Tail, Ox Kidney, Mock Turtle, and Vegetable Soups. DISCOUNT. perct. perct. 30 Ca?e3 .. .. 12j sor 21 Cases .. 5 20 Cases .. .. 10 Less number .. 2J 15 Cases .. .. 7 J Best qualitv Corned Beef, guaranteed sound, in 100, 200, and S'XHte. barrels at per lb. Delivered Free on Board or Railway. NAVY CONTRACTORS. G. HULME, MANAGER, Qdee.n Strket, Auckland. E;"mT"H a l l k t t; FAMILY BUTCHER & POULTERER, OPPOSITK BISHOP'S COURT, PARN ELL. FAMILIES WAITED urON FOH OHDERfI WITHIN A R.\.DU T ?i OF KIVK mh,RH, ' attention piven to Poultry, which will be | dressed and delivered on the shortest notice. ! PRIME CORNED BEEF IS ANY QUANTITIES Fisher AND CO. (limitkd), Wholesale Suippino & Family Butcqbrm, Queen-street (next Bank of New Zealand. Auckland). —Poultry of all kinds rtrossod to order. Prince Smoked Tongues, Home-cured Bacon, Corned Beef on Sale in Large Quantities. —N.B.— f'ealers In Gamo Live Pheasants forwarded to all parts of the Colony upon receipt of order. Families waited on in town 0! suburbs, Hotels. JpRINCE OF JJOTEL, HOBSOJs-STREET, AUCKLAND. The above Hotel having been rebuilt by the present Proprietor, has beeu furnished in a fir3t*clas3 stylo, and is replete with every convenience. Choicest Brands WINES AND SPIRITS. HANCOCK'S SPARKLING ALES. SPEIGHT'S DUNEDIN ALE. One of MA W.SOX'S FIRST-CLASS BILLIARD TABLES, £3* GOOD STABLING, tss

Waikato Tr.MRs Fxled. W. A. CROM BI E, vropuievor *Ti OMMEE.CIAL. \j FAIR TRADE. Gentlemen dining in the City will find the ROYAL MAIL furnished with all modern improvements, the Cooking and Wasters' attention being under the personal suporvi*icn of tb« proprietor. The Hotel is fitted with Lavatories, in connection with the dining rooms, bath rooms, largo cofTeo room, and smoking room, where Gentlemen can retire from the busy turmoil of commercial life, and pass a quiet hour ii they can spare the timo, J.C. trusts to retain the liberal support ho has ! received/or tho last fivo years from his patrons. No doubt, with the strict attention lie has always given to his business—this liberal support will continue. JOHN CODLING, Proprietor Roy.il Mail Hotel. ' jpRINCE JJOTEL, HOBSON AND WELLESLEV-STREETS, Is now thoroughly completed and ready t» recelvo visitors arriving in Auckland. Splendid apartments. Every convenience a flrst-clasn Family and Commercial Hotel can command. Tho Proprietor hopes that by giving overy attention, and from time to time further supply the wants of his customs he will obtain and augment their patronage. The Wines and Spirits, also Ales, need no com* ment. First-class Billiard Table, with every requisite and facility for players. HUBERT ORAM, Propkirtor. DON ALU McGREGOR (Late of the Auckland Hotel) Uas very great pleasure in announcing to his friends and the public that he has taken that well-known, favourite, and conveniently situated Hostlcry tio Waitemata Hotel, which he has, at considf/able expenoe, entirely renovated and refurnished, making the house second to nom for comfogjand convenience in the colonies, and where, by civmtyNand attention he hopes to receive a fair share of jroblic patronitq© a first-class Restarwmt has been added to the Hotel where gontlemen Wno lunch in the city will find ever? delicacy of the season, and attention paid to their comfort. Hot, Cold > and Shower Baths, and every convenience for travellers and families, have boun added to tho Hotel. "Wines. Spirits, and Beers, <&c., &e., only of tho best brands kept. Charges n.oderato. Note the address : D. McGßtoor., Waitemata Hotel, cornor of Qneen and Customhouse streets, Auckland, New Zealand. JjUAGSTAFF HOTEL, DEVONPORT. MI: S. M. BROWN Uaving recently removed from tbo Masonic to the above Hotel, and having just completed extensive additions and improvements to the house, is prepared to afford superior accommodation to visitors and travellers, apartments for families, etc., etc. M. BROWN, Proprietress Flaostapf Jlotkl. WINTER 3ANITOEIUM AND HYDROPATHIC ESTABLISHMENT. TIIE MATLOCK OF AUSTRALASIA ! ! TIIE WONDERLAND OF THE WORLD ! ! ' , Xjake House Hotel, OMNEMUTU (LAKE ROTORUA), NEW Zeat-AND. This magniflccnt Hotel will be found replete *vith every modern luxury and convenience appertaining to a really woll-appointed First-class Establish.nent. Tourists Trill now find the interna'; arrangements couplet*? in overy detail. Apartments en suite for Ladies, Families, and Invalids. The Proprietor has also just completed a lIYDRO. PATHIC DEPARTMENT in connection "with Lake House Hotel which Vill be conductcd on tho system of the well-known Hydropathist, the late Mr. Smedley, of Matlock, England. He has secured the services of a Lady who for many years managed a aimilat establishment at Matlock, and being conversant with the Smadley System, and an expert generally ir Hydropathic matters, is now prepared to treat any disease requiring the Mild System of Hydro PATIIY, LAKE HOUSE HOTEL stands unrivalled in tho world for the Invalid or Fleasnre-seekor, with its Ileiftwned Baths and Ho* Springs, containing various curative properties sulflcient to treat all the ills flesh is heir to —the enchanting sccnery and wonder-spots of the Hot Lakes District, and its irreproachable climate—mild bat bracing even in tho depths of winter. Full information will bo immediately supplied on application, by letter, to "The Manager," Lake Hotel, Ohinemutu, Lake Kof-erix*. Machinery. O R SALE, 6,10,15, and 25 h.p. Engines and Boilers Second-hand Portable Engines 1 Steam Winch Bieakiog-dowa and Circular Sawing Machinery New ana Second band Timber Jacks IV tons Best Tramway Wire Complete Sot of Boring Rods and Fitting Bone Mills "Winches Truck Wheels Ship's Castings Pulleys and Shafting Bakers' Oven Work Cotton and Hay Presses Turbine Water Wheels. Pipes :£&9S7I£LD AND QC.