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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 7008, 3 May 1884, Page 7

; Hotels. , v S TA K H °T E &'■ KIHIKIHL «-" GEOEGB WILKINSON, Pbopbtjiob; ~ Thla Hotel offers the very best aocommodatlon tQ VISITOES 4 TRAVELLERS. PRIVATE BOOMS FOB FAMILIES. PEIVATE ENTRANCE FOE LADIES. BILLIARD AND BATH ROOMS. - • Saddle Horses, Guides, and Interpreters fdrnl»he4' lor persons wishing to visit the Kiog Country. S.B.—Coach from Te Awamutn to Hoosa. LIQOOES OF THE CHOICEST QUALIT? ■ ' Always is Stock. HOWARD'S NEW COMMERCIAL AND FAMILY HOTEL, Opposite the Bailwar Station, Whangarei This Is by far the Largest, best appointed, and molt comfortable Hotel north of Auckland, containing suites of Private Rooms for families with Piano, Bath. Commercial, and Smoking Booms. SPLENDID BILLIARD ROOM. The BEDKOOMS are lofty and well ventilated, aaS roost comfortably furnished. Orders by telegram or letter will receive prsiCßS attention. Saddle Horses on Hire, etc, ate. . Portsr In attendance on train said {teamen. G. B. HOWARD, PBOPRIETOB m B A BO H A. WALKER'S HOTEL ■ l> oat of the principal features of this liaaz 7o«B< •Up. Travellers and the public reaerally can rely oa CIVILITY, COMFOBT, AND ATTENTION , ; together with a wide selection from the best BraaSS . WINES. ALES, AND SPIRITS. . GO THEREI CLARENDON HOTEL, Corner of Queen, WatceSeld, and, Kutlandstreets. Saperior accommodation for families, aud Commercial Travellers. { PKIVATE SUITES, -, — ———— j ■ ■ AlcocVs beat Billiard Tables. , ' „■ NIGHT FORTEB. '■ HARRY BENNETT, Pbopbieiob." Late Providore New Zealand and Union Company'* • Steamers. . ' . IST Luncheon daily from 12tU12. ■'/_■] ".

DON ALB MoGREGOE (Late of the Auckland Hotel) Has very great pleasure in announcing to Mi friesds; and Uie public that he has taken that well-known, favourite, and conveniently situated Hostler? the Waitemata Hotel, -which he has, at considerable expense, entiroly renovated and refurnished, making the housa, second to none for comfort and convenience In the colonies, and where, by civility and attention, he hopes to receive a fair share of public patronage, a first-class Restaurant has been added to the Boiel wltore gentlemen who lunch in the city will find evmy delicacy of the season, and attention paid to their' comfort. Hot, Cold, and Showor Baths, and «Toy convenience for travellers and families, have bean added to tho Hotel, "Wines, Spirits, and Been, &c, etc., only of the best brands kept. Charges moderate. Koto the address : D McGiizaor. WaitamataHotel, comer of Queen and Customhouse street s Auckland. New Zealand. WINTER SANITORIUM ASB HYDROPATHIC ESTABLISHMENT. THE MATI.OCK OF AUSTRALASIA!! THE WONDERLAND OP THS WOBLD I liAKE ilousE Hotel, OKENEMUTU (LAKE ROTORUA), New Zealand. This magnificent Hotel will be found replete <rttb every modern luxury and convenience appertaiatßg to a really well-appointed First-class .Establishment. Tourists will bow find the internal arrangements complote in every detail. Apartments en suite far T'Htrfj Families, and Invalids. ..-■•■- The Proprietor has also just completed a HYBBC PATHIC DEPARTMENT in connection with Lake House Hetel which will be conducted on the system of the well-known Hydropathist, the late Mr. Sued, ley, of Hatlock, England. He has secured the sjervfces of a Lady who for many years managed a establishment at Hatlock, and being conversant with the°Bmedley System, and an expert generally is Hydropathic matters, is now prepared to treat .any disease requiring the Mild System ot HxxQtoW riXHT, . .'•■■->■ ■'•' LAKE HOUSE H6TEL '.-.. '■ stands nirlvalled is tho world for. tils lavslM Cβ Fieasure-eeektr, with its Renowned Baths aid Eβ'** Springs, containing various curative properties nifiUcleat to treat all the ills flesh is heir to—file enckamtin; scenery and wondor-spots 61 the Hot Lakes District, and, its irreproachable climate—mild but bracing even in the depths of winter.. ■ Full information will be immediately supplied oa application, by letter, to '"She Manager," Lake Hotel, Ohinenmtp. Lake Botota. ConfectionersBTBAM CONFECTIONERY WORKS DUBHAM-STRBET, AUCKLAND. EDWARD WATERS. In thanking the public for the liberal support extended to him in his efforts to establish on a firm basis a New Local Industry, begs to announce for the Information of merchants and storekeepers that he ha* now completed all arrangements for the manufacture of every description of Confectionery.* The sum of money that is annually sent oat of the colony for importations ot impure and deleterious sweetmeats is enormous,- and the advertiser would respectfully caution purchasers of the noxious campounds which are now being extensively'introduced here from Australia, and which are exceeding'inJurious to children's health. 1 His own Confectionery is made of the purest materials, and no poisonous colouring matter ii Intro* duced in its manufacture. -• Storekeepers will find it greatly to their advantage to purchase their goods from him, as the price is cob* siderably below that at which tho English confections are sold, While' the quality of the locally-made article has been pronounced alike by connoisseurs and the public to oe eminently superior to that of the British manufactures, ■ . His renowned CONVERSATION LOZENGES need no recommendation, and all otter descriptions now made at his factory are fully equal to those in quality and fl ***■<**- Chemiits* Proprietary Lozenges, neatly and cuttvUf stamped and prepared. ' ~: Always on hand, and made to order! Lozenges, Comfits, Jujubes, Pantiles. Hcdicatsd Lozenges, Genuine BUvclc Currant Lozenges, Conch Lozonges (equal to Keating's), Conversation Lozejsgoff, Peppermints, Double Extra Strong Mints, Powdered, Icing, and Boiled Sugars of every description. Sugar Candy. All Goods Manufactured on the Premises, and ot till ' best materials. Medicated Lozenges of. every description always 03 • hand. Just Arrived, Wkddjno Cake Ornaments, BOHBONB, Somebody's Lugoaob,. ■ • lie, 4c, &c. Testimonial. ', Provincial Laboratory, : . Auckland, October 26,1875. ■ Mr.HE. Waters.—Sir,—l have much pleasure In informing you that after having made a very careful analysis of various samples of Sweetmeats manufactured by you, I find that they are free from all adulteration, and that the colouring matters are quit* lnnocnous. With regard to the Chocolate, I find that it is quite eqnal to the best English or French preparations, and being entirely free from husk, it will form an excellent article of diet for invalids, e-Decially those suffering from an impaired digestion.—l have the honour to be, Sir, your obedient servant, James M. Tossy, Provincial Analyst. Orders, accompanied by draft or good refereneej will receive prompt attention. . The above goods may be had through any respect* able wholesale house. N.B.—Empty packages only allowed for when Iβ turned in good condition. EDWARD WATERS, ' ■WHOLESALE CONFECTIONER, DOEBAM AND QIJIIN-STREET*, AOOKXAKD. TH E H- AyMA*B KE T. REGULAR SALES OP HAY AND STRAW EACH TUESDAY AND FBIDAY, At Eleven o'clock. I ALFRED BUCELAND,