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/"ACCIDENTAL HOTEL. ALBERT FISHER, Late with John Copland, and late of the Imperial and Prince of Wales' Hotels, Wellington, Begs to inform the Public, his Patrons, and Friends that he has purchased the far-famed Occidental JJotel, That additions and alterations, conducive to the greater comfort and convenience of the Public, have been completed, and that every endeavour will be made, and no Dxpense spared, to maintain the high, reputation of the aouse. __ THE CAFE. This department, under the management of an experienced chief, will be conducted on a scale worthy of the name and fame of the OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. 11l Tfc HCENIX BREWERY. "WINTER BREW" ALES AND STOUT, MESSRS. EHRENFRIED BROS. (Winners of the Prize for Ale at the Auckland Agricultural and Pastoral Association's Show, Winners of Prize for Porter at the Stdnet Exhibition, and Winners of Prizes for Ales at the Melbourne Exhibition) Would particularise the above " Brew" as a Specialty. As their New Premises will atford scope for their rapidly increasing trade, a much HEAVIER STOCK will be kept READY for IMMEDIATE USE. L.PHILLIPS, Lower Queen-street. THE LEADING FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL HOTEL. T HE JJotel ALBERT-STREET, Auckland, New Zealand. ADAM CAIRNS, Proprietor, "iyr ICH AE L McSWE EN E V Begs to inform his friends aud the public that he has taken the BILLIARD-ROOM at the BRITISH HOTEL Corner of Durham and Queen-street. And trusts hy civility and attention to merit a share of public patronage. One of Thurston's Best Tables provided, with all the accessories for Billiards — Pyramids, Pool, &c. — in first-class order. Best Lighted Room in Auckland. A visit requested. TAKE HOUSE HOTEL, JLi Ohinemutu, Rotorua. The "House" par excellence for the Hot Lake District. — Patronised by His Excellency Sir A. Gordon and Suite. Lofty, comfortable Bedrooms, Private Sitting-rooms, Ladies' Drawing-rooms, Ball-room, Smoking-room, Reading-room. Billiards, Shooting, Fishing, Yachting, Boating, Croquet, Lawn Tennis, Quoits, &c. The Hydrophathic system of Baths and Medicinal Springs belonging to the Establishment, and conducted on Smedley's plan, are unrivalled throughout the world. Roberi Graham, Proprietor. William A. Ellis, Manager. THE TERRACE HOTEL, Waibora. For the Rotomahana Terrace, is under the same 616 Management. T>ALACE HOTEL, Hot Lakes. OHINEMUTU, ROTORUA. First-class accommodation for Tourists, Travellers, and Visitors during both winter and summer months. PRIVATE SITTING ROOMS, SMOKING AND READING ROOMS. BILLIARDS. Coaches, Buggies, and Saddle Horses for Hire. Convetances will Meet Evert Steamer. Important Notice. — Tourists can make arrangements with Capt. M. T. Clayton (Insurance Buildings, Auckland), Mr J. Kelly (Tauranga), or Mr William Kelly (Ohinemutu), for through trips to the Lakes, including boat and coach hire, hotel accommodation, and all et cceteras, at FIXED RATES. Trip from Auckland to the Hot Lakes and back on the above principle for ten guineas only. WILLIAM KELLY, PROPRIETOR. COMMERCIAL HOTEL. Tauranga. THE LEADING AND LARGEST HOTEL O THE EAST COAST. This Hotel has been built specially with a view to providing first-class accommodation to tourists visiting the Hot Lakes. The BEDROOMS are lofty and well-ventilated. The DRAWING-ROOM and PRIVATE SITTINGROOMS arc provided with Pianos. The BATHROOMS are on the same floor as the sleeping apartments. The BILLIARD-ROOM contains one of Alcock's best Tables. The BAR is supplied with only the best brands. FIRST - CLASS SAMPLE - ROOM FOR COMMERCIAL GENTLEMEN. COACHES AND BUGGIES ALWAYB READY. Orders by Telegram have prompt attention. CHARLES McLOUGHLIN, PROPRIETOR. 819

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Observer, Volume 3, Issue 61, 12 November 1881, Page 135

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Page 135 Advertisements Column 3 Observer, Volume 3, Issue 61, 12 November 1881, Page 135

Page 135 Advertisements Column 3 Observer, Volume 3, Issue 61, 12 November 1881, Page 135

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