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Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume XXIX, Issue 8302, 26 April 1932, Page 4

HOTELS fjOiV; MEUGi Ai. jjj .. A UCKL VX ! )'A MOAT l»u I' UL A! 1 ii"USE (corner of She tlund and High Streets, just off Queen Street) Has been taken over by Mr G. Mb S, (“Chin lie’ ) b’lett, late of Iloynl Hotel, Thames. The appointments are such as to fill the requirements of everybody. Speights an and Dominion Bitter on draught. Terms moderate to suit the times, C. W, S. FLICTT, JVopi ietor. h LMadalb PRIVATE HOTEL Alma Street, Hamilton. A.A.A. House. Oarage Accommodation. Centrally situated overlooking picturesque Waikato River. Teunis court available. Tariff: 10/- per day. ALEX McRAB. Proprietor. rg'HBRE are many flue buildings in Hamilton, but without doubt one of the ve*-v finest in the town is that of the HAMILTON HOTEL This Hotel would be a valuable asset in a large city. “The Hamilton” is one of the most up-to-date Hotels in Kew Zealand and is highly spoken of by all who patronise it. The appointments are complete in every detail and the table is unquestionably good. You would have to travel far to find finer accommodation. THE HAMILTON HOTEL Victoria Street Hamilton ’Phones: 283 G, 1830. It. T. REID, Proprietor. All Liquors stricciy true to label. Speight’s Beer on tap. Only the BEST WINES and SPIRITS stocked. When in Hamilton stay at THE HAMILTON.” ■jj OTEJ. FRANKTON Hamilton and Frankton Junction Tariff 12/6 a day. Tariff 12/C a day Catering for the travelling public and highly recommended by the commercial men of the road. Hot and cold water in every bedroom. WAITEMATA SPARKLING ALE ON TAP. E. ROY BA.DDELEY, Proprietor.

9 9 npHE Waihi 1 Telegraph has an extensive ca eolation in the surrounding farming districts. It therefore excels as an advertising medium. Stewart & McKay AUCTIONEERS & VALUERS Will conduct Auction Sales in any district. Household sal u speciality. Valuations made. PHOftNE 131 r AERO A