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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 272, 14 October 1884, Page 1

Whyi^s Hotel, FOXTON, Edward Jewell WISHES to inform the public thkt having assumed He prbpnetorship of the aliove wel cnown and favorite hotel, he intends o spare no expense to make it the most comfortable hotel on the coast. None but experienced servants krpt, jind visitors can_\vel.y: .on receiving every attention arid civility. The Table will be provided m a most liberal ,r manner, and the iproprieior's long experience as ■ proviilore of the late NpZ. S.S. Company's and other boats, b« a guarantee that none but the Best of Ales, Wines, Spirits, §c^ will be kept m Stock. ' The Stables will be under the. management jof the well-khow-nt! R. Stanley, late .of Cobb & Co.| Foxton. The Express from the Hotel will, be m attendance"-'-^- night trains, to convey ])asseh»ers and luggage for those wishing to stou at the HoU'.l, Free of Chargk. & ; Cp.'s COACHjES Start Daily ? at 5.30" a m.', from Wh^te,^.. Jlo^el. foi\We!lipgton,,ar ; riy ! : ingtfroin* weVlingtoh' at. 4.1h p.n\. The; Booking Office is «t the Hotel, whoV-e Tickets, and all particulars can be ivbtainod. ..-...•- ... . Those "'for "Wellington Coach may rely; on. being called m time to have hot breakfast before starling. T/esHPe of theEoxton Public Hall, wtii^li is Buitabiibi(i for Entertainmnn!ts, .Lnctures, . Dancing, Public Meetings,, &o. : . . > ■•-..- CLUB HOTEL, . The Sqijake, ; PALMKKSTON NORTH. H. T.AKERS Proprietob, (late ■Manager Rutland Hotel, Wanganui.) Charges Moderate. First.^sassf Snmpl^ j Rooms. Good Stablihg^ and Secure Pad- , docks. Every care - taken, but no • , ; respoiiHibility. Porter m attendance on the amval of '- ' ; e^ery' train! ' Luncheon ; ... ' ... 1 2 to 2 p.m. Dinner .... ... : 6 p.m, ; .WpODVILLE TEIfIPERA\CK HOTEL.. TMOMAS OILBEET BEGS .to iniorm his friends and ■the public, that he has Purchased the above Hotel, and has de> cided to make Extensive Improvements, which, when comple|ed> will cohi pare fayouiably with any Hotel i*in the district. A ; n'rsfclaas table is |?ept and Teinpe*-ince Drinks of every desei'iption- cau be had at the Bar. ■ j ,: - : .■ ':■•*—- — ■ ■ . ■ *■■■ <■ Visitors-will. find all the quiet of a : home aj; the. above establishment. Hot li'uhcheon from 12 to 2 p.m. Meals at aii Vjoursl Board, £1 per. week-. Meals and Beds, Is. Good Stabling and Paddocks. T. GlLßEßT.. . .,;,... ...Proprietor. • ; ; "■■ Hp». c. - ' : ; • ,', DEBATING SOCIETY. Phiej Debate|on December- 26, 1884, ! |t 3.15 p.m. 500 Members at Each, -To be presented to the following:-^ President i ; ... ... „.£l5O Vice [President ....■- .... 100 %-k V ; ioe-Pre^ident ... : ... 75, Working Cfcniinittee (divided) >75 Overseers (divided ... ... . •- ldO Total .:f '°""-'%:''£6oo If not sufficient members, the honorarium pro rata, . and working expenses to be deducted Result slip posted to each member immediately after examination. Registered letters, and telegrams not accepted/ Add r •two stamps for reply and result. Applications by letter ortly, addressed ' to "ALPHA," Care of.S. Abrahams, Box No. 19y Post Office, Palriierston North. . , ... . . „ TO FARMERS. . -, { ' Seed Oats, Seed Oats. ri^HE undersigned have to arrive^ — 1000' Sacks Danish,' Spjirrowibill,' I and Tartarian Seed Qats. i' ' ; _•«-■'''>«■■ A -j sh> ■■•■■ •■■■-- '•; 5000 Sucks Tai.le.and Seed PotHtoes, for sale Cheap. ■•WALKEE.& HATEICE:, : "wanganui. 7