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Manawatu Times, Volume X, Issue 1212, 1 April 1884, Page 1

R OY A.T, HOTEL. THE SQ.UARK. PALMERSTON j . ;. ; Fenton . — Phopbietob. THE BEST ACCOMMODATION - FOX TRAVELLERS. THE COACH leaves the ROIAL HOTEL for NAPIER on I'uesduys, 'Limrsduys, and Saturdays, at 530 a.m. ; md for NLASTE3TON on Mondays Wednesdays, end Fridays, at Ip.m. JAMES FENTCN. MAKATOKU HOTEL, ■ MAKATOKU. Davip Smith Pbopbietok THE proprietoi of the above hotel is ■■■■' -"now prepared to give suitable accommodation to the travelling public ud't'be' residents of Makatoku. : Good piiddocks and stabling attached HoneTJut the bert wmts aud liquors wild betept m stock. f Private' suites ot apartments tor families and others visiting the bush. Saddle? horses always on hire. ' N . B^— A ' trap for the : Hotel meets "every train-' *-' '■ -'-' ''' ' *~ ' * WHEtE'S HOTEL Edwird Jewell WISHES to inform thepublic; that, h»ving Bssumtd tbe propnetorBhip of the above, wtll-known and > favonte hotel, be intends to spare no expense to. make it the roost comfortable on the coa*t. None but experienced servants kept, and, visitors can rely on receiving every attention and civility. The table will be provided ip a.most Überal manner, and tbe proprietor s long experience as providpre of the JateN^. S.S-: Company's and other boats will be a guarantee that NONE BUT THE 3?M OF ALES, WINES, AND SPIRITS, &c will be kept m stock. THE STABLES will be under the maflagement of the well-known R. STANLEY, late of Co bb iCo.,Foxton, • The EXPRESS from the Hotel will be m attendance on night trains to convey passengers and luggage for those wishing to stop at the Hotel, ■ FREE OF CHARGE. mi Hpteltolakeupor land passengers to or from WellincUm. f J-hDne for Wellington coach may vely on being called m time to have Hot breakfast before starting. THE S^IfARE, Jalmfirston H. T.; AKERS .1. . ... Proprietor. (Late manager "Rutland Hotel,'- *'-». > .Wangstriui,) BEi^S to inform the public gene- \ rally i)(iat he has opened this newly-built Commercial and Family HoteVwhich he mtendsby civility and constant^attention,' io make the most popular host elry on the Cokst: Private ' ; ; families, Gommercial gentlemen, Tourists, Theatricals, and Permiaheiit- Boarders, will find the Club kn= comfortable, homei ;Gharges jßoderatc'i :: : ;.-- „■!■:; / -ii •-._..■ -Private Bitting-rooins. .for families permanent boarders. . : FIRST-CLASS SAMPLE BOOMS. Good stabling and secure jpad* ■j '•'■■<: docks. ■• , ; Every care taken •. but ; no . resppnsi- ■■ v bility- ; . ...,..". „!'". -^ Porter m attendance on the a** . . > rival of every trait . . Wines Spirits ancL Ales of the best procurable brands. "TiTISITING Cards, Posters, Bill \f: heads, Business , Cards, and all, other classes of Jobbing P;rintipg executed at : the Times office. jWel" ington .i ricep. . QTJM ME E .p R I JEST £S . jfcKt" EOSTER'S' GINGER ALE. . jiriJ«JIiATINO & 3JEFEEBHISG. fhe^ very beßt of Non-alcoholic Drinks, suitable for the pre* sent reason. r W. R. G. FOSTER, Soli Mahufactobeb, St Hill JStbeet, "' W A N-G A N.UI. '■ o,; s. ,gTt t on , BOOT & SHOEtfJAKER, The Square, Palmerston North. TIEGS to ipfprm {-be inhabitants of .O the district generally, that he has re-commenced business as above, *nd trusts that by making a thoiough good article, at a moderate price io merit a re* turn of tbe patronage so kindly b.eBtowed on him previous to his leaving Palmerston 1 . ' t Repairs neatly executed. " ITotp the Address : : ; |Jext tb.e Commercial Hotel- (^lh Standa.d o^Sce).