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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7344, 3 June 1885, Page 3

"" ~. New Teas. /"NILMORE, YOUNG HUSBAND, 4; CO. EAST INDIA MERCHANTS, Customs-street, AUCKLAND. Have on hand : Large and carefully-selected Stocks o INDIAN PEKOES, t PEKOE SOUCHONGS, : AND BROKEN TEAS. Sole Agents for .. NUJEEB KHAN & CO.'S CHUTNEE3, PICKLES AND PRESERVES (Prize Medals at Sydney and Melbourne Exhibitions). Importers of INDIAN COFFEES, TOBACCOS, CIGARS, SHAWLS AND OTHER MERCHANDISE. CASTOR OIL (in Iron Drums and Half-casesX INDKKTS EXECUTED ON COMMISSION. of * 8 /p . ' ' < ° Jsffmk - S g ■ WM ° I .fwIlK > s 2f SMf as 6,3 mm & 5 ' Pat up expressly for the Trade by the Importers, GILMORR, YOUNGHUSBAND, & CO. Of which firm two members have bad long experience as Tea Growers and Makers in Assam. None Genuine without this Trade Mark. Sold in Ilb. Packets. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT. HotelsJgARTON'S OOMMERCIAL JJ 0 EL. HAMILTON. The above Hotel Is one of the finest in the Provincial District, containing suites of apartments suitable for private families and visits of officials, and numbering between SO and 40 rooms for the use of the public. It Is newly built, and with all the modern requirements, baths, etc., for convenience and comfort. ' The Proprietor, C. J. W. Barton, in taking over this Hotel from Mr. James Hally, is prepared to maintain its favourable character, and, to accommodate vititors FROM AUCKLAND AND CP-COUNTRY, will have a 'Bus regularly to meet every Train, Especial advantages afforded to Commercial Travellers, for whom sample rooms are reserved. C. J. W. BARTON, Proprietor. Q. WYNNE'S JJAMILTON JJOTEL. This Commodious Family Hotel, with ti detached Cottace, in the ornamental grounds overlooking the river, presents special advantages to families and visitors desiring first-class accommodation, with the privacy and comforts of a home. ' MRS. GWYNNF, Having resumed occupation of the Livery Stables connected with the hotel, notifies that she has put on a "bus to meet every train arriving from Auckland, and that VISITORS TO THE HOTEL Will be carried to and from the station free of charge STABLING FREE OF CHARGE Will be placed at the disposal of out-settlers. No *•o!possibility. Horses at owner s risk. Saddle Homes, Double and Single Baggies, with careful dryers, provided. THE palace HOTEL, OHINEMUTU. This Large and Commodious Hotel was erected aftss the stream of Tourists had fairly set in to the Lake District, and consequently the plan is such as to meet its growing wants and to admit of extensive improvement* which are being constantly added. . It ill new THE LARGEST AND MOST OOMFORTABL FURNISHED HOTEL IN THE LAKE DISTRICT. The rooms, spacious and airy, «re kept scrupulously clean. The view from the balcony is beautiful and varying. To the left, steam from the numerous boiling pools redolent of sulphur, rises in a continuous cloud while in front opens up a beautiful and extensive view of Lake Rotorua, on which boats are kept for visitors, who may desire a pull or sail on its placid waters and explore its many romantic bays and headlands. NATURAL HOT AND COLD BATHS Are connected with this Hotel, and kept, for the srtcial use of Tourists, and those who visit this Wonderland of New Zealand will here find a comfortable home, where they wiU receive every attention at VERY MODERATE CHARGES. HONS BUT WINES AND SPIRITS OF THE BEST BRANDS KEPT IN STOCK. ft. KING, Manager. HARRY H. HAYR, Tourist Agent for the Hot Lakes District. Office 1 High-street, Auckland. QLABENDON HOTEL. LUNCHEON BOOMS. The exwnsive alterations and improvements In the culinary department having been completed, THE PROPRIETOR, HARRY BENNETT, Is now prepared to supply a substantial Lunch, consisting of Full Bill of Fare, for One Shilling, for any number of gentlemen or ladles, from twelve to two daily. Quickest attention. Arrangements made with gentlemen and ladies for Board only or Board and Residence at moderate terms.' CLARENDON HOTEL. ' Junction Of Queen, Wakefield, and Rutland Street "fgIHE NEW ZEALAND HERALD" 18 A GAZETTE For the publication ot all NOTICES In relation to BOROUGH COUNCILS, COUNTY COUNCILS, HIGHWAY BOARDS, &o, MR. J. A. P o N D, COLONIAL ANALYST FOE THE AUCKLAND DISTRICT, Having been appointed Analyst to the Auckland Agricultural and Pastoral Association, Members requiring analyses made of soils, manures, food stuffs, fro., can obtain the same in accordance with the schedule of fee* arranged. Wit. PERCIVAL, Secretary. OUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOC!ATION, OOUKBB Of WSLLBSLKY AND ALBBBT-BTHBKTB, Reading Room, Comfortably Furnished. All the Leading Papers on the tables. Subscription, Si 6d par quarter. The Library ctntalns upwards of 2800 vols, In the various departments of Literature. Sub* •aiptlon, 2s Sd per quarter. Tii. a*d Corn* Pro vidjd. Employment akd Boardinq-HOUS* RaCiISTUtS, Meeting tor Yooxg Men on Tuesdays, at 7.80. Evangelistic Services, Thursdays, at 7.30. Bible Reading and Prayer, Saturdays, at 7.80. Bible Class, Sunday, at 8 pea. ' STRANGERS and others (especially Youho Mas cordially invted to visit the rooms, where all Infor* nation may be obtained. Open from p a an. to 10 N.SS. V