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Thames Advertiser, Volume IX, Issue 2313, 28 March 1876, Page 4

Hotels. . __ in EEYHOUND HOTEI/, ™ corner of', QUEEN AND VICTORIA^STREETS, AuOKIiAMD, PflOPßiEior ; MICHAELj CORCORAN. In returning thanks to his numerous Visitors, MioiiAEi, Corcoran begs.to say that very large additions have been made to the Hotel, which will tend greatly to the convenience of those who favour him with their patronage. '_ ; . BED-ROOMS: ; Additions having been made to their number, and all.have been furnished in a superb manner -everything being new, and got up in the latest ■ style. ! BATHS: ' : i' Both Hot aud Cold Baths are always ready, and every convenience will be found inthem for the comfort of Travellers. '' COMMERCIAL-ROOM: ' A Commodious Room has been opened, having its "entrance from Victoria-street, for the comfort of those who do not 'care to use the Bar or Bar-room ;'and this hasbeen fitted up in a style to ensure the comfort of Visitors. BILLIARD-ROOM/ The Billiard-room is the best in the Province, , and;is fitted with oiioof the best Billiard Tables , ever constructed, ■'■■ ■; MICHAEL CORCORAN' Ropes that the good namoihis house has ever held, and Ihe splendid accommodation afforded in 'iVwili induce Visitors to Auckland to give it their patronage. , fl 0SM0POLITAN gOTEI, J ■ :: ' (Next Messrs Lewis QUEEN 'S|TREE:T, : -AUCKLANI), • I Haying enlarged and improved the a.bo.ve pre-, mises;' visitors aiicJ' othera will find„that no : • expense'has'becri spared;in.makingtheestablishmehta 1 ', ;,; . .--:'' ■-' -Fißsi-otAss Family Hoiei. • iMea's provided at any time of the day or .night,.under the direction of a : thoroughl' competent Manager;.';'.. '"■• ..•'■ ■■■■■■ : - The public will find ; that a visit will satisfy them .that, their comfort and convenience has been daretully studied. ;■■'.-: . , . „ : ; B. R. CAMPION, .;,...,-■ : I'' ";'" ' . " .'Proprietoiv, ' Auckland,' December, 1875, . ■' ~: " . /rVbVERN.OR BROWNE HQ.TEL, 'Xj{' : " HOBSOK-SIREET. ' .-Board"- ■ ''- '. : '■ "'• issperweek ; Board and Residence • ■_' ' •' 20sperweek, Board and Residence, with "single - . ;, ; : ." '. ' .;;! room '- J ' : •■•"'■';24s per week ! -'■'. -''CommodiousßathEobras, '.'' •■■ !'TABLE D'HOTE AT ONE'■ o'ciOCE. . , ,; - Good Stabling Accommodation. :- ; , . ,-;; DQNNINGHAM & KING. ' v: 1 Proprietors.-i OCCIDENTAI'iHPiTEL, ' i.Vui.cas Lake, Atoklahd. ~•-., -,- THBEE.'STARBRANDti-'. -.-'.,• .y.' "'■■ " 'CHOICE WINES AND SPIRITS. •:';'" ' ,■■ V? AI Y! EE AHOTSP EI NG S. ; SANITARIUM OF AUCKLAND] '. THE WAIWER A FAMILY HOTEL is fitted up with every convenience for the comfort of Invalids, Visitors, and others. A well supplied table is provided, coupled with excellent accommodation, attention, civility, and moderate charges ''. ■'■■'■' ■. .■~ . '■■/■■•- THE BATHS-. ,' Are highly recommended by.the, Faculty, and invalids' can :: rely on recei'viu'g ; every attention, ': Visitors'caii indulge in .'Bathing, Fishing,," : . .-..' ''. Shooting, Billiards; Sic. ' '', Steamers leave Auckland for the Springs tbiee ; : -, • ■•'■ ;;; ; times a week. •' The following- testimonials 1 are selected at random from a-score recorded in the Visitors Book:- ' ■■:■ : ': ; ~ „' ~ ■ Waiwera Springs, Dec. 12,1875. • 'Dear Sir,—For four months I was laid up at the Thames with rheumatism,- contracted from, working in the mines. .Although not confined : to : my bed,-1 was.una.ble'to walk without the aid of a stick,"and. my body.was bent nearly. double! I may state that all this time I.was under medical treatmeut without receiving the slightest benefits ' At the suggestion of some friends, I was induced to try the Waiwera Hot Springs.- I bathed regularly three times a day ,and drank freely of the-water,; and I now find myselfV after a fortnight's residence, quite cured. ,-■ I am entirely, free from ache or pain; and in better health than 1 ever:was. : .-I am grateful to you, sir, for the benefits and attention I have'received,: and..would strongly recommend other's similarly afflicted to " throw : phyaic fo the dogs," which I have proved to be useless in the case of Rheumatism.; ; Yours, truly, .''." R.'Graham, Esq. " PETER MARTIN. -.' November29,lß7s. .' Mr Robert Graham. v ' Dear Sir,—l feel impelled, from a feeling of gratitude,'to place on record tho advantage I have derived from the use of the waters' of the Waiwera Hot Springs. I have suffered from Rheumatism for over two years, accompanied with great swelling, and latterly was unable to walk without the aid of a crutch,. Thanks, ■ however, to a persistent course of bathing, together with partaking freely of the waters. I bave quite recovered the use of my limbs. Yours,-obediently,;'. ■ Freeman's Bay. ROBERT STOW. July 26,1875. Dear Sir,— Having observed during my stay at Waiwera the great effects produced by the use of the water, both by drinking and bathing, lam convinced of its efficacy in many disorders, more especially in Rheumatism, Scrofula, Gout, &c. . . J, CAREY, L.R.C.P,, M.R.C.S. V ;.'"■' ''' DecemhorlO, i 575.. Mr Tlobcrt Graham. Dear Sir,—Like many others, I. avail myself of-this means of making known the great benefit : I have derived'from a stay of teii day,' at your Sanitdrinm, which I sought for the recovery of my health, consequent upon a severe attack, of Rbfunntic Fever; ; After a persisbney. in the 1 use.'of.the waters for teu days, I find myself free' from all pain and. stiffness', and much stronger and better in general health than when T arrived here. -HENRY J. STIDOLPH, . V —— Whangaroa, Mr Robert Graham, Sir.H-Haying suffered from a severe attack of pleurisy, I was recommended by my medical adviser, Dr Lethbridge, to visit the Hot Springs; lam happy to. state that, after six- : teen days' residence, I find myself greatly benefited by the use of the waters and a 'pure atmosphere, 1 have no hesitation in saying that when once the -curative, properties of the Springs become more generally known, thousands of invalids from England, California, and the Australian colonies will, be glad to avail themselves of the great benefits to be derived from the Waiwera Springs, JAMES RAE, ' Thames, September i, 1874. ,