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Manawatu Times, Volume X, Issue 1214, 3 April 1884, Page 1

HOY AL HOTEL. THE SQUARE. PALME UST ON j. Fenton. — Propbietor. rHfc BEST ACCOMMODATION FOR TRAVELLERS. THE -COACH leaves the EOIAL HOTEL for N APIER on Tuesdays, Uursdays, and Saturdays, at SJW a.m. ; rod for MASTERTON on Mondays \f ednesdays, and Fridays, at Ip.m. JAMES FENTCN. MAKATOKU HOTEL, MAKATOKU. David Smith..... Proprietor THE proprietor of the above hotel is now prepared to give suitable j accommodation to the^ travelling public and the residents qt Makatoku. Good paddocks and stabline attached None but the best wines. and liquors willi be kept m stock. Private suites, of apartments for families and others visiting the bush. Saddle borßes always on hire. N .B-—A trap for the Hotel meets • 'j* ' .. every train- i ' ' FCXTON. Edward Jewell •^TTISHES to infcrm the public that, W having assumed the proprietor, ahip of the above well-known and &te hotel, he intends to spare no •expense to make it the most comfortable •-£ !37 coast. None but experienced 'servant* kept, and visitors can rely on receivim? eve.y attention and civility. •^ThTSw* A- be-VH-ovided. m, f most liberal manner, and the pTOpnetors long '■ «ri>erience as proyidore of the lately m., -sS Company's and other boats will be a- guarantee tbat -tonx'lß BTTT THE BES'I OF ALES, w?nes7aVd spirits, &c, will be kept m stock. TEE STABLES wUI be under the management of the wellknownß. STANLEY, late of Cobb & Co., Foxton, " The EXPRESS from the Hotel will be m attendance on night trams to convey passengers and luggage for those wishing to stop at the Hotel, FREE OF CHARGE. Cobb & Co.'s Coaches stop at the -.HoStolßkeupor land passengers to „ or from Wellington. , Those for Wellington coach may rely on being called ip time to have hot breakfast before starting^ CLUB HOI EL., THE SQUARE, Palmerston * orth. HV T. " AK.ERS ... ... Proprietor. - (Late manager" Rutland Hotel," Wanganuiy) BEGS to inform the public generally that he has opened this newly-built Commercial and Family Hotel which he intendsby civility and 'coßstant attention, to, make, the y -most popular hostelry on the Coast. A. Private ■ families, .Commercial gentlemen, Tourists, Theatricals, and permanent Boarders, will find the ' ' Club a comfortable home. Charges ..moderate., , M - ■ ".'. sitting-rooms for families md permanent boarders. EIBBT^SI^^~ftAMPLB, JIOOMS.' Good stabling and secure pad* , docks. Every care takeE but no responsibility. ' , A Porter m attendance on the &t» ...; rival of every trait. a -Wines Spirits and Ales of the ' best procurable brands. = • ■■ ; > : : ~ ' !i VTI SITING Cards, Posters, Bill i J \Y heads, Business Cards, and : all other classes of Jobbing Minting < executed at the Times office. Wel~ ir ingtoTi^' rices. . I Q UMMER DRINKS, I'BJ FOSTER'S GINGER ALE. ii'Y Stimulating & Repkbshikg. fhe very best of Non-alcoholic i. brinks, suitable for the pren ■ ■•<-. sent W. H. G. FOSTER, ''■ SbU Manufacturer, St Hill Street, WANGA N U I. • ; CN 0 JN , -' BOOT '& SHOEMAKER, -, ; The Square, Palmerston Noirth. BEGS to inform the inhabitants; oi j the district generally, that he has '• • rei-commenced , business as above, «j n( j trusts that by making a thorough good article at a moderate price to merit 'ate* !. turn of the patronage so , kindly beutowed.on him previous to his leaving, . Palmerston. ;it ■'■-' Repairs neatly executed. Note the Address : i : ;; V Next the Commercial Hotel (Th Standa-d office). A.