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Waikato Times, Volume XVI, Issue 1381, 10 May 1881, Page 1

Hotels.

T\7"AIKATO HOTEL, HAMILTON. F. GAUDIN Begs to inform the public that he has purchased the lease of the above commodious Hotel, and trust to obtain a share of patronage. None but the best brands of Ales, Wines, and Spirits kept First -olass Stabling and Paddocks. • Baths, Billiards. fRED. GAUDIN.

Waikato Brewery, HAMILTON. W. CUMMING.

DICKESON & BURNETT, MALT AND HOP BREWERS, BEG to direct particular attention to their Pale and Other Ales, in Bulk and Bottle, BREWED ON THE BURTON SYSTEM, Which are strongly recommended for their BRILLIANT & KEEPING QUALITIES. Also recommend their Double Stout. The btringent Properties making it speoially suitable for Invalids, being soft and mellow, and free from Acidity. Sold in Cases of Four Dozen, at 10s per dozen. Carriage free to any Railway, or Steam Boat Station in the Waikato. DIOKESON & BURNETT; Malsters and Brewers, NGARUAWAHIA, "Waikato. 500 Sacks for Sale.

OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, AUCKLAND. J. T. SMITH. Late of the " Exchange," " Junction," and other Hotels, Has pleasure in announcing to his old friends and the public , in general, that he has purchased that well-known Hostelry, The Occidental Hotel, Where he will be always happy to welcome Old and New Faces. i^ The attractions of the Hotel are too well known to need any comment. LUNCHEON CAFE OPKX DATLY Under experienced superinten donee. Several Novelties added to the Museum. THE BILLIARD SALOON, The handsomest and most complete in the Colonjes. LEADING NEWBPAPEKS OIT FILE

T7IXCHANGE AUCTION MART. Pa. AUCKLAND. W. DOWDEN. Begs to inform the' public that he has resumed business aa Auctioneer and General Comniii'&ion Agent, in the Premises lately occupied by Mr. G. W. Bnmey, and known as the Exchange Auction Mart, Queen-street' Auckland,' where he hopes by strict attention to bnsi- ■ ness prompt settlement of accounts, and liberal advances if required against goods loft for absolute sale, .to receive a share of, public support. GRATEFUL— COMFORTING. EPPS'S COCOA, B R, E A X F A S Ti r " By a thorough knowledge of thena'tural la ws which gpyein the operations of digestion and n,utiition and 'by a careful application of the] fipe properties of wellselected cocoa, Mr. ( Epps J haa provided our breakfast tables with 'a delicately beverage which may &ave'us niEihy heavy doctor's bills. It is by the use of such articles of diet 'thW a 'constitu^iqn may be gradually ' built up until ' strdng > .enough tp'tesistever^tkridencyto diseas ( e^i 1 Hundreds" of subtle maladies «re flpatlng,around us ready to attack wherevefj there' id a weak -point.' lW#may s fescapeJifeny a fatal- shaft bylceeping ourselves wejl fo'rti-: fled -'With pure bloWi ' J »nd a -"properly, J- framed y >— iiee ' l aTticle •in v GivU Serv\ci>'G,UzStt& % '. - , '<" 1.» //<*•'*'- ' ' *■' * MMB siiriply with'boiling- • water jj ' . ' (i, iy dr'Jttulki!^ .<•«,; iiMij ■ v ' s 'S6ld'Bniy^#fiadk6ts i 6r.t!in4leibeUfidi: \ , if,- '^^mmm^ty^ \ '"