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Waikato Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2119, 6 February 1886, Page 1

Hotels.

DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE HOTEL, CAMBKIDGE. R. KIRK WOOD ... Proprietor, PRIVATE APARTMENTS. Horses and Buggies on Hire. BILLIARDS.

TUI ERCER "QEFRESHMENT •pOOMS. MBS JAMES, In returning thanks to her numerous friends and clients for their very liberal patronage during the past four year 3, begs to inform them that the extensive alterations to the Rooms now completed enable her to offer very superior accommodation to passengers per trains. Meals (both hot and cold) will always be ready on arrival of Auckland and Waikato ' trains. Every delicacy of the season will be found in the bill-of-fare. Trains stop Twenty Minutes. Mercer, 9th October, 1835.

rpAKE NOTICE. W. H. PORTER, late of Queen's Hotel, Queen's Redonbt, and Charlemont Hotel, Auckland, begs to thank his Friends (especially the Waikato Settlers) and the Public Generally for their very liberal support during his fifteen years as proprietor of the above hptels. W.H.P. now wishes to notify to his Friends and the Travelling Public that he has purchased the Railway Hotel, Mercer, where meals and other refreshments are always ready on arrival of Traius either from Auckland or the Waikato. And with strict attention to business, combined with civility and cleanliness, W.H.P. trusts he will still merit a fair Share of Public Patronage. Mercer 24th August.

COMMERCIAL HOTEL, (Late Devin's), TE AWAMUTU. WILLIAM JAMES (Late of Shamrock Hotel, Alexandra), BEGS to inform his friends and the public generally that he has taken the above comfortable hotel, and that visitors to the district will find excellent accommodation in it, the proprietor sparing no pains to make his hotel second to none in the Waikato. Good accommodation and sample room for commercial travellers. Good paddocks for horses aud excellent stabling, . A coach will be run to meet the night train.

STAR HOTEL (Late Wilkinson's), KIHIKIHI. WILLIAM BOND begs to inform his friends and the public that he has purchased the above well and favourably known hotel. Having at considerable expense effected many improvements, visitors will find it a most comfortable place at which to stop. For ladies especially this is a most suitable hotel to put up at, as there is a private stair leading from the garden to the upper storey. Good stabling and paddocks. Good accommodation for commercial travellers. Saddle horses and buggies for hire. Bathroom, etc. The excellent reputation of the hotel will be kept up by the present proprietor.

WAVERLEY TJOUSE, TE AROHA (Dobsons). New and commodious premises having been erected, visitors to the Hot Springs who wish to enjoy retirement will find the above a desirable retreat. Within three minutes' walk of the baths. Coaches to and from the Morrinsville Railway Station, Thames, *c, pass daily. Box 17, P. 0., TeAroha.

DRITI6H ITOTEL, TE AROHA GOLDFIELDS. P. QUINLAN Begs to announce that he has just opened the above commodious Hotel, and has first-class accommodation tor Boarders and Visitors. None but the best Ales, Wines, and Spirits on stock Waikato Times filed

D. McGEEGOE, WAITEMATA HOTEL, Corner of Queen and Customs Steeets, AUCKLAND.

TE AWAMUTU HOTEL, (Latk Central Waikato Hotel). THE Proprietor, Henry Lewis, begs to thank the inhabitants of the Waikato and the travelling public for the kind patronage accorded him for the lost fifteen years. He has much pleasure in informing them that he has REBUILT his HOTEL, and has spared neither trouble nor expense to make it second to none in Waikato. Hot and Cold Baths. One ofWright's best Billard Table. WINES AND SPIRITS OF THE VERY BEST BRANDS. Buggies, Ladies' and Gentlemen's saddle horses for hire. Good sample rooms for travellers, detached from the hotel. Good paddocks for horses.

MONEY TO LEND, in Large or Small Sums, at a moderate rate of interest.— Jackson and Russell, Solicitors Fortatrtttj AuokUad,