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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume VIII, Issue 395, 17 February 1898, Page 5

SELAUSOTST, 1897-98. VXSXT THE WONDERLAND OF NEW ZEALAND. ' • fe<' <; ;> • - <<%• Y : Y- ' : '■: : • : >•:> ’ ' Y <<Y Z i' J ■' ■■. ? ,-.; a- - UigO : ’ . .’ ' j • . ■ I ' - ‘ - • ■ - ■■..=^a^.v r -- [ ' ;Il h^Hja^aeftKaa,, The GRAisrn hotel R O T O It TT _Zk. Situated close to the Railway Station and Government Baths, which include the .famous Priests’, Rachel, and Blue Baths The most elaborately-furnished and elegantly-fitted tourist hotel in Australasia. Ninety rooms. All communications addressed to the proprietor receive prompt attention. W. A. BOULTON, Proprietor. ROTORUA THERMAL SPRINGS AND HOT LAKES, Steaming Cones and Fumaroles! Boiling Springs and Cauldrons I Geysers and Volcanos !

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A Charming HOT SPRINGS HOTEL Hot Mineral Baths. _ . , Hot Swimming Baths. Seaside i— ~ • ■ ?'^wUA"- o ! fi esort LIQUORS 'i WITHIN KASY / s CUISINE BEST distance of ATTENDANCE j All ck 1 a " d ™ s moderate, by ; iiW*r>7oH?l3lß wjißMMl , letters and telegrams ROAD OR STEAMER. I prompti y attended to. .... FOR TIME TABLES ' ' T. C. URQUHART. ■SEE DAILY PAPERS. AAA _A_ ZE AAA H i ZEk _A__, ZEST.Z. MANAGER

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