Hotels. ; . jq- 0 T I 0 E. TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC. On and after Ist iliy of Miy, IS-SS, lIOT OT COLD MEALS can bo hart at Jlarris lIM' ITOTEL, ICmitly, on tlie arrival of all trains at the latter, having a stoppage of 25 minutes, gives ample time for meals and refreshments. ALES, WINES, SPIRITS, ETC., BEST BRANDS. Charges moderate, with civility and attention. Charges for Meals, Is (kL L. I!. HARRIS. April 10th, 1&S8. JJARTON'S QOMMERCIAL "jT|j~ OTEL, HAMILTON'. _____ IS THE MOST PLEASANT SPOT TO VISIT ON SUNDAY, WITH THE CERTAINTY OF RECEIVING FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION ON YOUR ARRIVAL ? ANSWER : THE PRINCE OF WALES HOTEL, HOWICK JOnN COUTTS, Proprietor. Lato of Commercial Hotel, Whangarei. Tourists to the hot lakes AND WONDERLAND OF KOTORUA TIIE PALACE HOTEL, OHINEMUTU. Contains 40 rooms and is replete with every convenience for tho comfort of Tourist# visiting the district. Private suites of apartments if required. Tho cuisine has special attention, and has secured oxpress commendation from all those who have patronised tho Hotel. Tho Wines and Spirits provided ore of the • choicest quality only. Busies, Coaches, Saddle-horses, and Guides always ready for the convenience of Tourists. Evory attention will be personally given, so as to conduce to a pleasant and enjoyable visit. Natural hot bath in connection with tho Hotel. Free to Residents. Telegrams have prompt attention. JOSEPH McRAE, Proprietor. E. WATKINSON, Town Agent, 12, Queen-street, Q'UEENSFERRY gOTEL, E. P. STIMPSON Begs to inform her friends and tho public geno- j rally that, after a lapse of six weeks, she will again resumed business in the Old House. LUNCHEON will be served as usual WAIWERA CELEBRATED HOT SPRINGS, within 25 miles of Auckland.— To tho Invalid seeking health and the Tourist on pleasure, these world-renowned Natural Medicinal Springs offers great attractions. Miss Graham having leased the above property, visitors will ttnd a most comfortable and well-appointed Family Hotel, with all tho advantages of a first-class sanatorium. Communication daily by steamer and coach alternately. Terms, 8s (id per day, £2 10s per week; £9 four weeks (including bath and towels). Letters or telegrams addressed to the Manager, Waiwera Hotel; or 11. H. Hayr &, Co., Agents, 13, Lower Queenstreet, Auckland, will receive prompt attention. , Sheep Dip. 3 3 3 TO SHEEPOWNEES. 0 0 0 We beg again to call attention to our : ZEMDII SHEEP DSP, 3 And append the following TESTIMONIAL from 0 Mr. AMES WALLACE, of Papatoetoe, who dipped his VALUABLE STUD SHEEP with tho ZEALANDIA DIP. a _____ iK s Proprietors of the ZEAJLANDIA SHEEP DIP. r. Dear Sirs, I have pleasure in stating that during last month I dipped 150 valuable Stud Sheep with your r ZEALANDIA DIP, with the most satisfactory 0 results >5 I have carefully examined tho sheep at Intervals S5 since, and cannot find a single live Insect on them. I found the Dip to mix well with water, and tho k) — condition of the sheep now proves to me that its 10 action on them has been In every way beneficial. I shall have pleasure in using it again, and in recom'i 1 mending it to my neighbours. 55 I HAVE BEEN USING SHEEP DIP FOR sr. ~ THE LAST TWENTY-SEVEN YEARS, AND THIS IS THE BEST. . I remain, jij Dear Sirs, ',3 Yours truly is 50 (Signed) JAMES WALLACE — Form, rapatootoe, December 21, ISS7. 1 Since Mr. Wallaco wrote the above, several largo flocks in the Auckland district have been dipped with tho ZEALANDIA DIP, it cannot fail to give satisfaction. It is harmless to the sheep, but certain death to all insect life. Mixes freely with water and is in overy respect !> THE CHEAPEST AND MOST EFFECTIVE OF ANY OF THE DIPS IN THE MARKET. 3 i PROPRIETORS : J KEMPTBORNE J PROSSER&CO.'S (LIMITED). — W ■■ ■■■ ——mmmmmm—m—————————■— 1 HORSE-POWER GAS ENGINE, °, _H_ \y Otto Silent, nearly new, for sale, cheap, to ie make room for increased power. This Engine has is been kept, in the Hkhal.U Office as a "reserve" power, and very little used. To be sold cheap, with all pipes, appliances, water tanks, etc.—Apply IIEIUJLI) Office.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 9047, 7 May 1888, Page 2
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