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Manawatu Times, Volume IX, Issue 1118, 22 November 1883, Page 1

*M €X f A-ii' HQ T Eli. - ,V^- ; (l^ : ..• ' ■■■■ ■. .-J.:- :: . ■ v » 4^...5y oil THE SftUARBI ■. ■■'■ "v,-A r » J. 1 PBO?BIBTOB. _, 1 -^ESt'- A6C^MiC)I)A/riO]S "2, ' ledß TEATOLLEES. V TrfB V SbOACH, leaves the BOt AL HOTEinor NIPIER on Tuesdays. Ihursdays, and Saturdays, it r-s.Soa.in.'; . tnd for m£STES3?@iN on Mondays. - W-g^frfa^*,and^rfays,at4p.m. ( '* kkKA'TOKU HOTEL, miamySMxm ..........»......^»opbibtob Swrietor of the aboye hotetis X now prepared to give swtable iSdnmofition % the trayening .public SS?WBiaentsof:Makat6ku. Good paddocks and stabhnjs attacned c ' t^f6iie i bttt the. best wines and hquow •*illl be'kept : m stock. ■< *' ■ ; ,e^riTat^.*uitesi of apartmepta families and others visiting the bush, c •>. Saddle hors.es always on hire. Hotel meets The old Established ComJr merdal : r t . H& thanking the public and i'^^^bVe particularly the commeroial mhS&'tiPwe atooiirit of support aol^ffded to bimduriDg the past two years, mh fejcitltionthem again9fc= being led «wivilr«:the jdeiviees of the proprietors ot S^^l:a^Farnay i: Ho^. : Trhereas it is the •* Club.. T]SS-4» the' best ■«Sf&-*S&tfta Yklmbfston. ©aggies .Vc J ..•; :-.:■ .: ; /Proprietor;. ■ n A —'■' ' i - ■'--- "f BtTK'S HOTEL. <,m i Edward ■■.* * <jM FETISHES to in^aim tk^Kic, that, rabßve's^^nown and WdEi»sJs4i*iui-*w--^» te "' d « ;:to spare no ~-^P^to\alce it the mostcFmferfaW on^he coast. None but experienced servantirkeptrand-visU^s^can jely on recwing*eT*ry .attention and ciyuity. TnVtiole W Be provided W a most liberal mt^erM^Vtm^T.s^% ♦xperiene^'is^roviddrg of the late : N.Z. B.SiCpn>|»&uy a i,and other boats will be S mm* j&Vi BPIEITS. «•.'; 1 1 . --: o-\~ ; ■■■■■- --..:■> ■:} : : ':\r.,:!.' -.;;•..- -«odw^^aß,;^EAßLi;S : ;;; Jro . ; : : .. t _„.■_ ......; ii/d 6*.Hiih f >i' ; >./> ff a;:£i<.ti'J ■:>*■;> : ; .-. , EXPBESS' frdm &6 Hotel, wll i be m attendtnceionlnightjtrains to con-; TtQfyaaMmgphM luggage for those; -*rro3i:. ':.-'. '.-.' i_i_ ■'•' ■••;'■ -■■'- -Slum r-s.il --^ ;■-•.-• j ./(■ >. ..-,:■ : ..: . ■ **a©ot» jfc Co/t Cpachetatop at.the *Hotti4b t«ke ap or ,landupM»w»ge|» ■■■> V> : orfr*«»iWelHo«ton. ..]., iv „>j y, „} •.■ J v :; > *hoie for Wellington coach may rely mfteing called,in time to have hot break•.ftfrtibefore ■tarting. j g t^almerston ; .g-flf{J«i:-:C'«.- ..-:.:.... ,-r—r,. ..;■■ .; - - [ i^u^ AKEES ;.; o ■<* Proprietor. n^^%i^^M^^ .' Hotel," c-j 2^oj»iu*: ;Wjanganui,) , d ,' - --B^tj^fi^ *Q. &f?m ibe public genet r*s ? '>. litt^^atihe has opened this Hotel Which! lie mtehdsßy civility and u fiWrtßmv ;i i ! ifi*Btion,ti;to> make; the most popular hostelry; on theiCpast!. ci //P^XvAtej; feoailies,. Commercial Tourists^ Theatricafe, mi Permanent Boarders, will foul thfe s^Jlubia comfortable home. Charges '^derate. , i ... t d TWy^t^sittingTOoms for families * ttStf p^anan'ent'bdaraers. < ■ vJp£R&TiGLABB S AMP-LB ., EOOMS. t £^W6fl stabling and secure pad* •d^ docks. : * Bverv i care; taken bburt r no responsi- <*;; :,\u\ ■ \ :-i -.ability, v „; • . * n -' > 'P6tte t r m attenaftnee'dn the ar« fi rival of every trair,. Spmte 'a.n<3? Alea of the ■ l^^tii^ei^da. ''■- ■j ■ '^tr^M^E'E'^- P ; Kl^'E6|.^ to f^jj? GLNGEK ALE. J3 '■"'' >'fiWittrtiiTl»^ ;&' ; il{BFM«HlllO--; ,"7 % rhe T»r> best of NonralcQhftljc e^HnoJ^ii^ijf^ guitable forjthe]pr6^ j n, ■■■WioUi/Vuafl&&ir&%^'fiffiu^