Page 7 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 10036, 24 January 1896, Page 7

Fancy floods. . nIT A I DUST Y (REGISTERED), * or Ball-room. , wtir of the lovely Jg parties 0 pin«W toll vns ami »' f,ur ' "# mliv f „7t,ets of the K...r.VPt»» 'J»» > cr(lll antiseptic; This unique combina i.n * » sjck „ m , and a I. i., an invaluable requwK ,or , , betww|| the worn-- t r'freSfi and' to lb«pa"S!tan.V»'temt'n}«-pi.tni.-if. i» •« ">•;*, , I(>ep research hateYearS '''f7\':;\; p n ration in order that* been e«peno>l ""■;",,,.,„ jn . 0 ( all the salutary pre.i,e ..ml J']" 1 '" . 'of the vegetable world In ineY aml.f-r this n*s,,n may be,•"! I n *!; r r;, miiiiluMe, inasmuch b • ,|, l :TA, :;, f ,i,n are the sole secret of the proprietors. . 1-nro „ (1 winter Clothing, Hofort- pnlt.ns »*» ,< 1 nl j.T," place one purchase a pf« ', ' '.'.i (ll |ies chest. It will ' ™ h,^r: ii™ e.l.'»«H prevent mildew, and In Ihe >uk or fins. r. .«>'.» jn cr()W(lei , (r . lll|S| |«l|.n-iiis. »n'lons »*"* ,'..' |~.'r ili c, or her con-i ,„ i ll |lue.,/a,.'ho.-".-. ''''7 , y ' refe hirt K and j t,mmaw.l »ti.i";pl";',';*;. » J,.» r jsinT al«aW«. efticient aiion'ifi.l. i •*• |Klt „ packet of H,f„ r , reliMn I.' '' •' ,l,„„„,, thus ~,' , • :•l ; l ^^7b•elhM'ure,r( ^eS , »nu to ~£2ii7ni'*Ph medio 'he sleepinc berths, £fflKrflnth steamer, PETAL. DOST (R^a^jtlw':! I!''""'; V Ms in H'- s wh»reve. exhibited. f h r- (fcw b- .«"«».,««; (highest anaril), isSl. _ "PETAL ])i:>r (Illuminated Packets), at 9d per packet (post free). Me Agent for the .V till Island of New ZealandC. W. GOOD SON, LONDON ARCADE, Auckland. pASKETS! T> ASKETS! "OASKETS ! AN IMMENSE ARRIVAL OP BASKETWARE AT 'COODSON'S LONDON ARCADES. BASKETS suited to all tastes. BASKETS at prices to vlea.-e all. HASKKT*, Urge, Small, Plain, and Fancy. BASKETS, the largest block in Auckland to select from. AT pOODSON'ST OKOON A RCADES, QI'EEX-STREET AND KARANGAHAPE ROAD, AUCKLAND. » ' ' iii Hotels. >. — i ■' ' —————■ {TOT TAKES. "SPA" yOTEL, TAUPO, (V mile and nhalf from theTaupo Post Office, it ihK'li pui.e all coaches arriving from Napier, I ti.inn. ami lt-.torua, are met by the spa coaches, ui.i risiiors conveved t., the " Spa" free of charge. SPKOIAL M'TICK TO TOURISTS :- THE SPA HOTEL COACHING COMPANY Hun to the following places of interest, thus making the Spa Hotel the most central, convenient, and Cheapest house for tourist": TOKAANU, twice weekly, fare bs, against 10s ln.l 2i*s, charged by tourist agents. WAIKAKKI. DAILY. Sundays Included, fare 2s (i, icains; 7s 6.1, charged by others. ARATEATEA RAPIDS, DAILY, fare 3s fid, atainst "s 6d, charged by others. Th* Spa is the H-rae of the FAMOUS CROW'S NEST GEYSER, and other wonders. Guide fee, 2s each person. ' lll'K* FALLS, visitors conveyed free of charge. lint, Cold, and Tepid Swimming Bath, Blue Bath, Sulphur ami Alum Hatha Lovely grounds, Hirers, Shrubberies, Tenuis, Promenade, and Ornamental lawns. The CELBBRATKD MAORI CARVED DINING HALL contains the finest specimens of native workmanship in New Zealand. Drawingroi'in, smnkmgroom, large Bedrooms, all .11 which uvi-rlook the Gardens. Private suites of apartments, .-VISITORS TO THK HOT LAKE DISTitICT SHOULD AVAIL THEMSELVES OK THE ADVANTAGES OPPERED BY THE SPA HOTEL COACHING COMPANY. TTOT LAKES, ROTORUA. • MRS. GRAHAM Harine resumed occupation of LAKE HOUSE,' ♦fliich is solely her own property, tourist.-) can rely on receiving the same attention as of old. His Hotel commands the best position in P.otorua, also the best view of surrounding country. Is now replete with every modern luxuiy and comfor'. Perfect Sanitation. Mineral liaihs on the premises free to visitors. Post and Telegraph next door. Conveyance four times daily to Government Sanatorium. ANALYSIS OF MINERAL BATHS. PRIESTS BATH (Sana- 1 SULPHUK BATH (Lake toriuni). I House). Gm. per gal. I Grs. per gal. Sulphate of Soda 1924 I Sulphate of .Soda 2244 Sulphite of Po. I Sulphate of Po•a ib ..traces | ta»h .. .. '62 Pulph&teof Limn I'll Sulphate of Lime 9'Bl Sulphate of Mag- | Sulphate of Slagnrau .. .. 2031 nesia .. .. IS2 Sulphate of Alu- I Sulphate of Iron.. 1206 uiina .. 21-67 Sul'ihuric Acid .. 18-49 Sulphate of Iron.. \"U | Hydrochloric Acid 7'o« Sulphuric Acid .. 22-12 | Silica ~ ~ 18-06 HyirochloricAcid :io.'. ■"Uicj .. .. Ib 41 fit:-77 01-50 RACHEL BATH (Sana- THE CLEAR BATH toriuni). • (Lake House). Grs. per g«l. Grs. per gal. ICbloiide of bo- Chloride of Sodium .. .. 69-43 dium .. .. 22*42 ICbloride of Potas- Chloride of Potas- . siaru 341 sium .. .. I'M Chloride of Li- Chloride of Lithium . .. tncea tliiuin .. ..traces Siirphate of Soda 1180 Sulphate of Soda 8-16 Silicate of Suda.. IS2I Moiio.Silicate of ••'me .. -.'4l soda .. .. 6-62 Magnesia .. .. 109! Lime .. .. 7'fU Iron anil Alumina | Magnesia .. ~ la) oxides .. .. 2-4| |r„ oxides .. -41 Bute* .. .. 5671 Alumina .. .. -tr2 ! Silica in excess .. 10*34 116-461 68 83 , Analysis made by order of the Government. WaiTakei, under the same managed ent TARIFF.—Under one week, IDs per day; one Week, £2 Id's: two weeks, two guineas per week; longer term, per arrangement, pRINCE A RTHUR TJOTEL, (Latb ORAM'S), Eoßr-ER OP WELLESLEY-ST. and HOBSON-ST DAVID NORDEN fMany years head Waiter) having acquired the Proprietorship of the above commodious and wellfurnished Hotel, begs to inform Boarders and the travelling public that he lias determined to throw hi« house open lor their accommodation at the following REDUCED TARIFF, vis. :- 25S PER WEEK, 08, gS PER DAY, the Cuisine and attention being fully equal to anything of the kind to be obtained in the colony. Best Brands of W'.,-.*j and Spirits. One of Allcock'j Clwupi-jii Billiard Tables. i' '.' ' ~. Musical tf OFF MA N AND QON S. QUEFN-STREET, AUCKLAND. lie Largest and Best Selected Stock of English and German Pianos, and American Organs in New Zealand. Sole Agents for John Briosmead and Sons •lapiiiflcent English Pianos, acknowledged by the J*™'"? Musician*-' of the World to be the most beautiful Pianos made Also Sole Agents for: ColUrd and Collard English Pianos Carl Ecke Berlin Pianos Schwechten " " Uenardi " " Story and Clark American Organs J. Besson and Co., London, Brass Band Instruments Having been established for upwards of 85 years' *e are enabled to give better value than any other bouse in New ''.calami. Come and see our New Shipment of _ Brinsmead Pianos. ' : ' II ■"!,. ■■l,?! the Instruments exhibited at Hobart -Kxhihition, receiving Gold Medal and Highest Awards for Beauty of Tone, Touch, and SupeilQr Construction. . • • • . '" VIOLIN bTRINGS "A SPECIALTY. " Xwiings and repairs attended to by the year.