Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume XVII, Issue 5954, 16 December 1880, Page 3

" Hotels. . \- CH 0 R JJOTEL, 3BSEH OF QUEEN AND MARKET-YTREETS, AUCKLAND. JOHN ADAMS, FitOFRiETOK. Pα k k hot el, \Vixlem.ky-stkect East. R. PROHL, Late ol the 9.5. "Eotoiiißttttn.' n ,-j.,- -"umtd Ihn Management of tins woll-kn mil i r,'.,. : !:ir Hclol, trusts by frood nmi aitement, ':.,.-; '•■ 1.. business,a->d»fir«t cl»»»slock ot li.juors, c-jir ■> fliur of public patronncc. "pi, IH-ntscbu Ilcrrn werd,-n eingrladen. DO NA L D Me UREG O1! (Late o! the Anckhisd Hotel) ■.■.rfrrcii-nt pleasure in annminciiifr to l.is f'iend A irv il>»t he bus taken that w-H-kiiowii. ,'V-ri-' ami conveniently situated HoMlery Hit tf.i"fi'»w Hotel, "hich he has, at ronsideMhU {I ""i:x-. .-ntirely renorau-rt and refurnish.-.!. .naki.ig {.(bTi.-s'io'rfVe'iveu fair'sliarr of public patronage! . £-Wc>-=-' Rc-tanrant has been a.irte.l to ill* Hotel, £.'. .m-l-mcn who lnncn iu :lir city will find every i'f the se-son, and attention paid to their ,:££,. Hot, Cold, .mi Shower Baths, an,) every «f«-.i.'i.« 'or travcll-.s and fsim i«£. Lave been Sde-I :o the Hotel. Wines. Spirits, ami Beers, «..-., 7, \ = -.- oi tt<- licit brands k*vt. ChMßtsmoderate. _>■'„;,■ !!:-.- address: D. iUrjKKNOK, Wattuul-ta iwkl'inJ^New'zMUml. rTu~E kxsfe rr v "oro te l, VULCAN LANE. CHARLES SUTHERLAND, Proprietor. This well-known and favourite Hotel haying reverted v.i th-. , present proprietor, he begs to assure his friends sIJ ;::c puUic generally that it will be his endeavour ic m.iir.t.iin the high character it has always borne ■ test of a Srst-class House, where none but the beat of c-fLi'itiors are to be had. Anil he also takes this rpiwrtuciiy of thanking his friends for jiast favours, s.i copes that in THE QUEEX^KEi.KV IβKill still fnrtber ikserve a :ii of their patronage. mERMINUS HOTEL, NORTH J. HELENSVILLE. y. Clakk Staff begs to inform Travellers and ui-« that the New Railway Station is now open for ••si' and that the steamers for V.'airna, Port Albert, S.-.1 Vahi now lie at the New Wharf: also that the IV: ;nd Telegraph Offices are situate within fifty i-i-i i.f the Hotel. ' The Hotel is commodious, iin.l no effort will be ■7i-«l to coniiucc to the comfort of its patrons. lioo-.l Stabling. Wines and Spirits (the best pre--F. U.AP.K STAFF, Proprietor. VST A HVERA. HOT SrR IX G S>. T T ash LAKE HOUSE, ROTORUA, tS THK BEST PUCES IN' THE COLONIES 70 SPEND YOCK HOLIDAYS. FKiINO, SHOOTING, BOATING, BILLIARDS, LAWN TENNIS. &c. AUCKLAND HOTEL. EX..ELLEST ACCOMMODATION. KOR TRAVELLER S, WITH LARGE SAMPLE ROOM. BEST RESTAURANT IN TOWN. Breakfast, S to 10 Dinner, 1 LuccMena, 12 to 12.30 and Tea, 5 to 7 WISES AND SPIRITS OF THE BEST BRANDS. Private entrance Queen-street to High-street. L»i;:e Dilliaril-room with every comfort. pOIvSONBV pLUB TTOTEL,' c'rner uk coller.e-street and PoNm'Sey Road. V-'= the onlv Hotel in the wide district o Po-VnX "'icliinonci: and De.lwood, is situated a tteluncti'on of several roads, and faces the threefold Mucii-iml Lamps. Omuihuse* pass to and from the City every <;.urter har. thus allowing gentleman to select their own time for inhaling the fresh breeze and invijjoratmr thdr system by a short sojourn in that healthy and *Tl"-re are both private and public bars, and public vA private sitting ro °ms l irovi<ied with tvcr >' con- «*««■ THE BIL LIARD ROOM i= tie men commodious, best lighted, and best «f &£?%&• eveVy" Qsltitaiies who have patronized the Hotel ami always "'\™od Q'loit -round has been recently made and •>ver" of thi'i cowl old gam<! will have ample opporlaity of in.lulfins in their favourite pastime. WILLI.-*! -STANFORD, PROPRIETOR. mHIS TL E JJOT E L ■*" AND WINE AND .SPIRIT STORE. above Theatre Royal, OUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. M. GALL A 0 II ER, Lite Thames and Cosmopolitan Hoiklsl PROPRIETOR r< TK THE NORTJ! KRN O ' ' -vYUROA, OTAMATEA, AM, ALL STATI....« IS THK KaI.'AILA Ul-rl-.1.-T. start from the Wharf at the KAIV AR A HOT EL, Railway Station, Helensvillc, J. A. W A LKE R, Proprietor, ttVre Stran-crs will obtain even- information and Kiiidance. Tr.velk-rs and othe"r77i.sitin ß any part of the Kaiptra will find lirst-class accommodation at Hotel, whicli is close to the Railway Station. A lara and addition has been made litlielloteL New and wcll-ventilatcd single and double bed Private and well-furnished sitting-rooms upstairs ad down. First and second-class rliningrooms. The biHiard-rf.oin is new. and fitted with one of Hopkins' and Stevens' best tables, with every requisite Ales, Winss, Sj.irits, Waters, and Ccrdials, of best •mality only. S*ddie horses- Stabling.