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Manawatu Times, Volume X, Issue 1231, 9 May 1884, Page 1

QCommercial Hotel, 0 THE SQUA'KB, PALMERSTON NORTH. 'I ililS HOUSB is noted along the • 1 i-ntie Coast for the qunlity of tl c '•? Accommoda'iou.Wines.Spirits, Ales,&c. . Special 4P ar ' menls f° r Families, and "every convVnien'e for Travellers. J. WAIJiIJY Proprietor, iGLJJB HOTEL, THE SaUARE, Palmerston ft orth. H. T. AKEES ... ... Proprietor. ' (Late manager ■'" Rutland Hotel," Wanganui,) BEGrS to inform the public generally that he has opened this newly-built Commercial and Family Ho.te) which he intends by civility and coßstaiit attention, to ' make the most popular Hostelry on the Coast. Private families, Commercial 'gentlemen, Tourists. Theatricals, and permanent Board ersj will find the "Club &' comfortable home. Charges Moderate 1 . * Private sitting-rooms for families wd permanent boarders. . SAMPLE BOOMS. ' Good stabling and secure pads -: docks. Every care taken, but no responsi-•e-'i-.-'' bility. • Porter m attendance on the &t» rival of every train. j Wines Spirits and Ales of the best procurable brands. PRINCESS HOTEL, r tebracbbnd, • ! v D .oilfford '. ■•■•.. ■■->.. . ( ■')''■ •• f ■- '■■ ■ ' ■■-■■■ ; ■ ■ < ,j ■ ■ ! TT>EGS to notify ihat he has puri±~J chased the above well-known establishment, and intends carrying on the business m a style which lor efficiency and completeness cannot be surpassed. . Boarders will ; fiud every convenience combined with civility and attention. ' Good Stabling and Paddocks. The Best Brands of Wives, Ales and Spirits in' Stock. D&Xlz CLil<TOlil>, . . Proprietor. Davip 5a0iH..;...-;... .Pkopeietoe THE proprietoi of the above hotel is prepared to give suitable accommodation to the travelling public and the .riesidents of Makatoku. Good paddocks and stalline attached None but the best wines and liquors willl be kept m stock. suites of apartments^ for families and others visiting the bush. ' Saddle horses always on hire. ,<a '■■■> ':■::■■■.•■■■ r ■— — „„ : • .. ■ uN.B— A trap for the Hotel meets ; „ ,: i every train. "IVHITK'b iIUTEL. ,;/■;;,.: .^cxton. ...... -... -Edward Jewell "lliriSHßici to inttrm the public that, "W ! hWvinjj assumed the proprie.ior^ sm oi -the above wtlUknovyn and favbrUe hotel, he intt:uds,,to spare, no expense to make it the most coiutortable on the coast. None^but. experienced servants kept., and visitors can rely on receiving eve.y atteimoo and civility, j The 'table will be provideu m a most liberal manner, aud the proprietor s long experience as providore ot ibe tate^-jj;: SS Company's and other boats will be A that •w^be. kept m stock. ■- TBE tSTABLES -wiU be under the management of the wSI-knownK. STANLE^,i*teotCobb &Go., Foxton, . THe EXPEESS fn.m the Hotel will be m atttnuance on night trams to convey pasbeßgers and luggage for tnose wishing to stop at the Hotel, , '" FKEE OF CHAKGE. °Cobb'/ &:Co.'s Coaches t»top at the Hoteriolakeupor laud passengers to °^SvK^ g ton coach may rely onteine called m time to have hot breakfast fbefore starting. qiJillß D KIN K S . XRf FOSTEITTGIfIGKEfi ALE. STIMULATIM& & BBPKBBHIKO. very best of Non-alcoholic suitable for the preH a . ..' ■.'•"" sent iseason. lj W. H. G. FpSTEB,J ' S^jifew^c^^ St Him. «tebbt,