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Manawatu Times, Volume IX, Issue 403, 7 November 1883, Page 1

HOTEL. : L THE SQUABE. \j\ PAiiMEBSTON • J. Fbston.— Pbopbibto*--IHK BEST ACCOMMQDATtOIS v FOE TEAVELLKES. >THE COACH leaves the ROYAL HOTEL for NAPIEE on T*e>d*ys, Wednudayg, and Fridays, at Ip.m. "• : " JAMES FENTCN. fen....^^.. Phokiibtoe nfiaEproprietoiofthe above hotels 1) : now prepared to giye *™™* c .e&mmodatioh to thejravelhng public 7*4 the residents of Makatoku. TctoS Saddocks and stebUne attache^ ,££-£&• best wxnes and liquors laSHnd others visiting Jbe bush, noVses always on hire. Wb^-A trap for the Hotel meets -* ■•:■ - every tr*" 1 ' Tkik Old Established Com* £«•.» «j--'- Hiercial- :: ji; W A~K L E V Valkley's Commercial & Family *=-■'-: [^ Hotel, V pAtiIEESTON NORTH. f~- ' - : •■•■-■' '■-' - ■• • ' "TK thanking the public generally, and l*ii imWe particularly the commeroisl pnhfisj (or the amount of support .aecord«dao him during the past two yeaM, twyi.to caution them against being led ftnarby the devices of the proprietors of thejCompany'i Hotel,in copying the name of * Commercial aid Family Hotel, whfcr^M itis the « Club." N.B.— At "Walkley's are the best Samiile room* m Palmerston. Buggies wd< «idal* horses on hire. iJt .; ' J* WALKLEY, Proprietor. WHYTfI'S HOTEL. ; ; :fftwwti, ;^^eU : - -rttffcH^s tewkm, M b . lic \* h * t ':-: W -• .navwf assumed ■hip^oi' fhe above well-known and fcfOf^te hotel. ' be intends to spare no •zpenst to make it the most comfortable on Jttfe'&oait. None but experienced ■ervants kept. . and ; visitors can rely on r«e«rong[eTf>rß attention and.civiHty; The table will be provided m a mpst liberal manner, and the nroprietor;? long exDineriwss providore of the late N.Z. S.S^^mp«Jiy r s and other boats will be •ga^fttfitfaat:.'- '•; ,r ', •■■'; / , ■ JfO^? BUT^THE MS T OF ALES, WINES, AND SPIEIT.S..&C., , — ••'■;£oi!--;> ■' > ■'•■>: ■'■ ' ' ■ ' wilLbe k»pt m stock. ;;^^a^i r { sTAßi^s. : : .'.', ' will be under the management , of the well-known R. STANLEY; ltite of Co bb JkCo.,FdxWn, •■:»:■■.■■■-■ <'.>.:.■_*■ i The EXPEESS from the Hotel will be m atttpdance op A>gb,t trains Jo convey passengers *nd- luggage -for those wiihuig to stopat the.Hojel,_ ' FEEBOF CHAEGE. •jaliil'i- ■•■■ :■-'■■•■■■:>"'■ ''-■ - : ; i; " ■■'■ : , \' CoVb !l * 'Co.'t Coaches stop at; the HotettoV.kte^ up.or land passengers orf«m IJ Wsflimiton. Those for .Wellington coach may rely" on being called m time, to have hot break., fMttofoM^artin*;')^ : ' ' "° : ■ ■„' vv j'. Are yonanwlaneholic ? ' Are you nervous ?. ;Arje,7pu : »weak? l a .J ;4Jt»,iyqu about to imarry? uMng } inNeyt^ Zealand Boiijbeing able to travel to consult :^iJiiL.L. SMITH, y«t«i«ning to have the benefit of rA hia great experience m SPECIAL DISEASES, «v eoiisult t him by • letter, .fee ,£I Cftm"^niy<> ; medicines appropriately Mcfced ? and ; orwardea ' without . riab, or publicity. •/ jDrl L, L. SMITH, 1«2 # CDllinß-Btreet, East, : mi* ; ,/ t> .-„ : ■ _ Melbourn*: • ■ mi X.,. vl , '- 1 "" ■■" ;'- Tsjfc : C^^EE,!AIiE, ; ' " fiftbnJxiTiNa & BBi»»sHiKa. •»a D'jTTv-,". i ;•• ! ■:.■"■"■ ■" -' The^Tery, best of IS^n-alcohowij 'Drbks, suitable for the pre*tent Season. „bi.4Hr. HiiG.fFOSTEE, w an g a N'tfJ ;'■';■''■ !; '.'. ! J ft r;,| v^ r-i ■;.-,, t \'r-,.^ ■•■ ■ ■•■■ • .*9^^<tf> vd3 "°» ''••''.raiJ :.r. > I *, .being tji»7 oM4tinpaper< m M«»jj!Hf^J^e«aarUy.;iha»ia-.eirculai Vicrn and »t»oiiing which de^es conun f*t^io!B, tii*g(Bfl pircnl»fei«n thai ««T-#|her4)ap»ri,o». t)^ Ua«t, aid itilyilUWMilig, . -fitib b*'i „V> ii. ' .•••■ • ■ .■'