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Waikato Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 3158, 20 September 1892, Page 1

KEMPT NEW SPECIA Ail In Contains all the constituent: PEICE, M WIE T IF HI ricase address al HOTEL, HAMILTON. P. BRIGHT, Proprietress. '"-HIS FIRST-CLASS HOTEL affords ft excellent accommodation to COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS, AS LARGE & COMMODIOUS SAMPLE EOOMS are available at all times. As a FAMILY HOTEL, the arrangements will be found very complete. The private rooms are situated 011 the second storey, where every privacy can be obtained, with the comforts and conveniences of home. The Stabling is Good. FIRST-CLASS BILLIARD-TABLE In charge of a competent marker. Wines, Spirits and Ales of the Best Brands. Charges Moderate. ON -g / LUNCHEONS 3ALE DAYS -®-/" are provided. P . B 111 GII T . PORTER'S j) A I L W A Y OTEL, M E R C E R. Meals ready on arrival of all trains. Prompt attention. WINES & SPIRITS OF THE VERY BEST BRANDS. First Prize Ale always on Draught. Come and try Tom Porter's Special Brew. King Tawhiao's Settlement easy distance from Mercer. Good Shooting. Splendid 'River for Boating. MOST BEAUTIFUL SCENERT IH AND AROUND MERCER. Every attention paid to Visitors 'Houses for Hike at One Minute's Notice, Charges 011 the Most Moderate Scale a PORTER'S RAILWAY HOTEL, MERCER, QKOEOIRE JJOT gPRINGS JJfOTEL. Long pilgrimages were formerly made by our Native friends to these NATURAL HOT BATIIS, for relief in Rheumatism and Skin Diseases. Visitors will now lirnl all the comfort of a modern first class hotel, and invalids the quiet and privacy desired. Tkoct Fishing in* the Grounds. Splendid Shooting in tub Season, LADIES' SADDLE HORSES, BUGGIES, ETC. Trains run regularly from Auckland, and connect with our own line of coaches to Rotonia and Wakarewarewa. I vh.all be glad to welcome my old Waikato, and other friends. JAMES SIIERLEY, Proprietor (Telei-iione No 370.) rjMIE JI|OTEL, Railwav Station, Queen street, AND CUSTO.M-STRKET WEST, AUCKLAND. J, A, Allan Protkietok. The advertiser has just taken over this excellent Hostelry, so favourably known under MrG. I. Pancer's management. It will be his tdudv to maintain its reputation as a I'ii'st-class Hotel. Settlers from Waikato will find it to their convenience ind eomloit to continue tiieii much appaviatvil patronage. Tne bouse has been thoroughly overhauled, and two new billiard tables lixed up in the billiardroom. I'irsi-elass Bill of Pare. Plunge and Shoa er B itiis. Best Wines and Spirits. Tin: Waikato Times Piled. |^,;T ONKY TO LEND, iu Large or Small Sums, at a moderate rate of interest. —Jackson an 1 Russell, Solicitors, Fort-street; Auckland.