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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 235, 1 September 1884, Page 1

I * ........ ..1 Wh^ftefs Hotel i Elcjvyardi Jewell : WISHES to inform' the puMi* thh!t having assumed the proprietorship 'of the ,aho,ve r weH -known f 1 and ifavoriteShotei, he intends to 6par«/ i no expense to make it the most comfovtabloi hotel j,he_. qofesiv.. TB*p# : but. experienced^ Servjiritß - fe^pt/ an A i visitors can Irely on receiving— exery attention and pivility^j llt .j., f . ]: j . t , tt(iVrr ■ n The Table will be provided 1* */ Mse'liberkl inanner.-a-n-d^mj^ <: prietor's long experience,^ providore of ttie^te $.Z. S'.S! Comp^ys^'-' other boats, jwill be a guaran^«ltnat'' ! noni but the Best .of s ... r .. it: o Atis, Wfnesi^ ./Spirits, «^<?.> „ , will be kept m Stock. -- - The Stables ; will obe* under tlio i .■: management of the well-known It-;;-! Stanley, latejof Cobb & Co., FoxUn. The Express from the Hotel wil be m attendance 6n • riigb^t tyaimyt^ convey passe l nge'rß' :: aiid -htggage fetf' -. \ th6se wishing to stou at the Hotel, iFree op CHAnciil; o'^0 '^^ 1 " 1 m :> ' :;: '-■■' "; "■■ ii ; 'COBB «fc Co.'s COAOHES ' : Start r s Daily j ait ) UJOII a rh.,, i frpm ' < Whyte's Hoflel for Wellington, arriving from Wellington at 4.15 p,its. The Booking: Office* ds>.-.t vh&;IIote), . ;. where Tickets and all particulars can be obtained, j .-;';. : Those for IWelMjg^on "Gbach it^Sf, z ■-- rely on being called m" timc*to hftvrf 1 : ' hot breakfastj before; stiu'tihg.;.! w. ..w • Lessee of^ tlhe Fo^tbri'PnlilicrTall; ' • j whicli is suitabable ,for ; En^tai^i- , ments, Lectires, Dancing, Public ' Meetings, &c. ! .'•!'. ' ;■; ; f j ! '. ■■„-■■: . : >.- -'.^ j - I '"v f r } I iHE SQUAEE, ' "■'•*'' PALMHJySTOST NORTH. : I i — --Li: ■- j G''- v i ;V ■ ; H. T. AKERS...r. f ■» (late Manager Eutland Hotel, ; iWanganui.) Vl ' ' l Charges JTlOdefratc. -First-Cla^s Sample JRoomg. Good Stabling ; an.d ; Secure upaddocks. Every care taken, but no responsibility. { • . ; | . . ., Porter m attendance on the arrival of N every train.? „ - •. . » -.; Luncheon [ 12 to~2 p.m. Dinner i 6 f^.m. < = A The Square, Palmerston NortH. . ' ; . ■' :' ' ■; ; f ir . i-t- » f r .r ■ ■ i— ■ ■ ■ . * i [ Isaaoai/i TEMPERANCE IIOTEIi ' ' BEGS. 'to jinform hies friends and the public that he has Purchased the above Hotel, andliaTUo^ tided to make' Extensive improvm&ntL' I'-.1 '-. v * •' '/<■'■ »i! ' * \ --£.- (^hicl) f ,wben completed, iwill compare ■••■". : fjivquraWy ' with' any > Hotels *m! th« •' district. - ; ■■■■.. "'.•" " ' : A "first class table is kept arid Temperance I^rinks^f/e^e^ry de^crip- ■'■■'■' tion' can be hud at i; the Bar. .. j: . ;,.; ; Visitor's will find all the quiet of A home at the above establishment. ' Hot Luncheon from 12 tq 2 p.m* Meals at. all hours. Board, £1 per it wefek.' ''Meals; and Beds, Is. ■ , ■ Good 'Stabling' tend 'Padddefc, 1 T: GTLBEiRT.. :;.:.;....PRomEToit. - . PiiOimi; jHK'irioiaßis. -.?'■■ AdmittM to\ bctM^BestJn fhe '' '[iMfCfidwatu:' ' '' "•' ./TiH-AWBBBL'AIN'B m the only Vl^ .Mill: that is .fitted^, with appjiances for • ■ -thorough ly mixing the wheats "making Goods ... .; - A : , ! •,'••:. Flour . ..» Orders ip'unißtuHii^.at^ded^.'. '" Feilding Steam Flour M|lK "Sofa's. Mainißtreet Pahuerßton.