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Sporting. ■ , . — | BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR OP NEW ZEALAND. W> H. HAZARD a(I iiiinmater, Importer of Arms, Ammunition, Sporting Requisites, anil Gun Materials, 166 a, QUEEN-STREET (Nearly opposite Theatro Royal), Begs to announce that, in order to meet the times, he has reduced the prices of all his Guns, Rifles, Revolvers, &c., from 10 to 20 per cent,, many articles being offered at and below cost* The stock includes Chokebore Breechloaders by Greener, Scott, Hollis, Webiy, Tisdall, Bland, and other well-known makers, and is by far the largest of any Gunmaker's or Dealer's in the Colony, which assertion W-H.H. is prepared to back for the benefit of the Auckland Charitable Institutions with either £10 or £20. Double Breechloaders from ... £3 00 to £15 0 0 | Snider Carbines from ... ... £2 15 oto£4 10 0 Single ditto from ... ... ... 2100 to 80 0 I Saloon Rifles ... ... ... 110 to 2ld 0 Double Muzzle-loaders from ... 2 0 oto S 0 0 I Martini-Henry Rifles from ... 7 0 oto 810 0 Single ditto from 015 oto 310 0 • Revolvers from 014 oto 5 0 0 Best Sporting Powder, Curtis and Harvey, Pigou, Wilks, and Lawrence's, 4s 6d per lb or 51bs for 21s. Shot, chilled or soft, s£d per lb or 2a 3d for 51bs, 4s 6d for lOlbs, 12a 6d for 2Slbs. Cartridge Cases, Cartridges, and Wads equally cheap. Direct shipments of Sporting Powder, Shot, Caps, Wads, Cartridges, Cases, Rifle and Revolver Ammunition, Shot Concentrators, etc. Gun Cases, Cartridge and Game Bags, Cartridge Belts, Gun Covers, Recappers, Turnovers, Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, etc. Eyes for Bird-stnffiing. Firearms purchased or exchanged. Repairs promptly and efficiently done. WHOLESALE CUSTOMERS LIBERALLY DEALT WITH.

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Hotels. s E i D E sIF POLE9 THIS MAGNIFICENT HOTEL. SITUATED IN NORTHUMBERLAND-AVENUE AND WHITEHALL-PLACE, TRAFALGAR-SQUARE. IS ARRANGED AND FURNISHED TO AFFORD RESIDENTS EVERY POSSIBLE CONVENIENCE AND COMFORT. IN ADDITION TO A LARGE NUMBER OF SINGLE AND DOUBLE BEDROOMS, THERE ARE ELEGANT SUITES OF PRIVATE APARTMENTS THE POSITION IS CENTRAL, THE ARRANGEMENTS ARECOMPLETE, THE PUBLIC ROOMS MAGNIFICENT, AND THE CHARGES MODERATE THE GENERAL ORGANISATION ENABLES THE PROPRIETORS TO PROVIDE THE HIGHEST CLASS BANQUETS DINNERS, AND WEDDING BREAKFASTS, FOR WHICH SOME OF THE MOST LUXURIOUS SUITES OF ROOMS IN EUROPE ARE AVAILABLE. TABLE D'HOTE BREAKFAST, LUNCHEON, AND DINNER AT SEP AHA TE TA BL ES.

KITED gERVICE JJOTEL, WELLESLEY AND QUEEN STREETS, AUCKLAND. PROPRIETOR J. C. CONDON. This well-known and old-established lintel, having been just renovated, affords accommodation second to none in the city. One of the most important additions made is A SPACIOUS DININGROOM, the entrance to which is in Wellesleystrect. It is titte.i up after the moat approved style, and in specially adapted for the convenience of Visitors and City (Jontlemen An excellent. Rill of Fare is daily provided, which includes all the delicacies of the season. BREAKFASTFrom cipbt io ten a.m. LUNCH—From twslvo noon to two p.m. TEA—Frr.m five p.m. to the close of the performances at Opera Hou«e. Visitors to this popular place of amusement cm ho served with Tea, Coffeu, or any. tiling th' V > cfjiiiro during the intervals. Ladies can have anything sent up to tho anterooms. TUB SLEEPING ACCOMMODATION at the United s ervico is all that nan be deaired. the bedrooms being well and comfort* ably furnished. VACANCIES FOR BOARDERS, who will find there every home comfort. Terms on application. The Proprietor call* spccial attention to the fact that he is a DIRECT IMPORTER of the best Brands of Spirits and Liquors extant, including the celebrated Scotch Glenlevit Whinkv, and the far-famed Edinburgh Ales, in bottle and cask. Sample cases sent to any part oil the colony on receipt of order. The BOTTLE DEPARTMENT is rcplcto with a ve'y largo assortment of tho very be«t lines in the market, and is made 11 speciality by tho Proprietor. THE ADVANTAGES OK THIS HOTEL Are—A good Restaurant, splendid Sleeping Accommodation, a supply of the best Spirits, Winos. Ales, and Stout procurable, its cont:al situation, and every attention. DON'T FORGET THE SPECIAL GRILL. UNITED SERVICE HOTEL. pONSONBY £JLUB JJOTEL, THREE LAMPS. W. STANFORD, Proprietor. This POPULAR SUBURBAN HOTEL, Laving received substantial additions (no expense having been spared), tlio proprietor would call tho attention of Families, Travellers, and tho public generally to the COMFORTS and PRIVACY of HOME to be found at this Favourite Hotel. WINES, ALES, AND SPIRITS OF THE BEST BRAND?. Trams leave every tea minutes.

HOT LAKES. LAKE HOUSE, OHINEMUTU. THE HOUSE PAP. EXCELLENCE PATRONISED BY THEIR EXCELLENCIES SIR ARTHUR GORDON AND SUITE, SIR WM. JERVOIS, MISS .7ERVOIS, AND SUITE. Tourists to Rotomabana will find this Hotel THE LARGEST AND MOST COMFORTABLE IN THE LAKE DISTRICT, And the only one which possesses MINERAL AND SULPHUR BATHS ON THE PREMISES' TERRACE HOTEL, WAIROA. UNDER THE SAME MANAGEMENT (3-EYSEK JJOTEL, WAIRAKEI. THE WONDERLAND OF THE HOT LAKH DISTRICT GREAT GEYSER, STEAM HAMMER, AND HUKA FALLS BOOKING AGENT: ALISTER BROWN, 75, QUEEN-STREET. QWYNNE'S JJA.MILTON JJ OTEL A pleasant break in tho journey from Auckland to the Lakes, is now used by TOURISTS TO ROTORUA, Leaving Auckland for Hamilton on SATURDAYS, TUESDAYS, AND THURSDAYS, and taking the early morning train next day for Oxford, arriving thereat ten a.m., in tlmo to reach liotorua by coach at four p.m. Private Cottage Residence in Well-kept Grounds. SARAH GW YNNE, Proprietress. " —— * THE RAGLAN HOTEL, M ANDREW A, Has now changed hands, and has beeu thoroughly renovated, and is managed by Mrs. Kmily Holmes, who was owner and conductor of Cafes, Hotels, and Restaurants in London, France, and Africa. Farmers, Sporting Men. and the Travelling Public will find all the comforts of a boms for man and j beast. Charges will be such as to suit any man's pocket. Coma and p«e. I EMILY HOLMES.. w -p*Hietress.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7657, 7 June 1886, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7657, 7 June 1886, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7657, 7 June 1886, Page 2