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Manawatu Times, Volume VIII, Issue 315, 17 July 1883, Page 1

ROYAL HOTEL. THE SQUARE. PALMERSTON J. Fbmon. — Pbopbietox. IHK BEST ACCOMMODATION FOR TRAVELLERS. THE COACH leaves the ROIAL HOTEL for JSAPIER on Tuesdays, Ihurtdayt, arid at 6 a.m. ; »d for MASTERTON on Mondays, ffsdnetdays, and Fridays, at Ip.m. .TAMES FENTCN. f 8 HOTEL, FOXTON. THE BEST ACCOMMODAIIOi. for Travelleri Haitwell and Maeara's Coaches leave the Hotel every morning for Well ington (Sunday* excepted) at four a.m. An EXPRESS from.Whyte's Hotel will be m waiting every night on arrival of the Train. Passengers going per cc*ch t*med free. Luggage al*o carried. FAMILY AND JOMMERCIAL HOTEL. ■g^.., ; Pbo^bibte. \ PALMBBBTON NOBTH. fliiUS house affords first-class weeoraoJ dation, and nothing but liquors of the very brands kept. TOBIGHT'S PEINCESS HOTEL, TERRACE END. HAYlNCr"puxcha"sed tfce lease of the above Hotel, I am pre^ pared to snpply none but the best winds of liquors only. Boarders -will find every convenience combined with civility and at- " , fention paid them. Coach to and from the Square \ every hour. Knarly opposite the Terrace End .' Rwlway Platform. Billiards, and Good stabling. /WEIGHT, Princess Hotel, Terrace End, Palmerston North. MAKATOKU HOTEL, fi MAKATOKU. David Smith... Pbopbibtob. OAHE propnetoi of the above hotel is JL ,'• now prepared to give suitable accommodation to the travelling public tad^the reiiderits of Makatoku. G*6d paddocki and stabling attached. Ifonel-put the best .wines and liquors Ullabekeptiniiteck.s Fjdvmte .suites ,pf apartnients for families and. others visiting the bush. girdle horses always on hire. K,'Br— A trap for the Hotel meets • every train\K7JS''beg to intimate that we have \J undertaken the business of LAND, ESTATEr '& FINANCIAL AGENTS AHAREBROKER.S, And that it will be conducted by Mr Abteub Waebubtok (late Manager ef th« Bank of Sew Zerland, Te Aro). For the acquirement and disposal of property, the investment of money on mortgage, the negotiation of loans on other securities, the purchase and sale of Stocks and shares, arid the conduct ot any commission agencies, we poanej-s the means of affording valuable information add advice, arid we shall do our befit for the interests t')at may be entrusted, to our care. ARTJKTBWARBURTON4 CO, ; Opposite Occideni il Hotel. - • 'Lambton Quay, "Wellington. IW^VEAUX & CO., 102, HHtBFOK®— St. --Chbistchuech; L«nd|,Egtate, anp General Agents. i% ' " Qvediiors' AssnQnett, WBire prepared to undertake Greße ral Agency Business m Christ•hirch for 'persons living m the MauaV»t» District, and to forward confiden* tial information concerning the status of badneM firms here. ; ' Wf also undertake the SALE OF j TIMBER, the representation of Crediton inJJankrupt Ettates, the purohaung of produce foi export, &c BAint~The Bank of New Zealand. '■"*; DE VEAUX & Co, ; Chriitchurch, November 1, 1882. WIT- J. Ii- * & tf VG A R D E , HOVIB, liAtlD, AND COMMIWIOH ;.•„> .. ' ... -Agkht, ■ . . CntUteaCed Accountant m Bankruptcy, "T I^XPEBT, »JOCK' BHABB, Sc KOraL H: --r BBOKBB. I;4ii'~: • ■■-■■■'■ ''<, '■ ■ ■• : " • YAXttfcnoxft • Mass — Mohkt Lbht on { y; -„;.. . '■: MOBTGAGB. - iiannew rtwet, Wellington.