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Manawatu Times, Volume X, Issue 1207, 3 June 1884, Page 1

V' ■Q*""?*''^ Commercfsil Motel, THE SQUARE, PALM ERSTON NORTH. I^HIS HOUSE is noted along the entire Coast for the quility of the Accommoda'ion.Wines.Spirits, Ales,&c. Special Apartments for Families, and every convenience for Travellers. ■*;•■ J. WALKLEY, Proprietor, CUUB HOTiEL., TttE SaUARB, Palmerston INorth. H. T- AKERS ...-. ... Proprietor . (Late manager •" Rutland Hotel," j "Wanganui,) BEGS to inform the public generally that he has opened this •xiewlY-built Commerciaband Family I Hotel which he intendsby civility and -constant attention, to make the most popular hostelry on the Coast - Private families, Commercial -entlemen, Tourists. Theatricals, and 7 Permanent Boarders, will find the Club a comfortable home. Charges moderate; , £ ... " .-'.! : Private sitting-rooms for. famihes Wd permanent boarders. '. FIRST-CLASS "SAMPLE RDOMS, Gpod stabling and secure pads . docks. Every care taken but no responsiJ bility. :. : .':. Porter m attendance oa the ar« rival of every, train . 7 . Wines Spirits and Ales of *tne :. best procurable brands. PRINCESS HOTEL, ■TERRACE END. Clifford ■ T^EGS to notify that he has pur--13 chased the above well-knovvn Siiblishment, and in^"W{, •n the business ma style which tor efficiency and completeness cannot 1» surpassed. ■ . 7 Bssrders wiU Sri^W™j®^\ combintd with civility aP«» attention. Gsod Stabling and. Paddocks. Theßest Brands^" Wines, Ales and Spirits m Stock. EENIS CLDTFQRD, Proprietor. *^^^ATOKU; p AVID 5kith.....^..... PBorarExomr iI^HE proprietor of the above hotels . wtM «.modation to the^rayellmg. public «d the residents of Makatpku.' . V: TgoS paddocks:and stathna aUached '.None but the beet wine S/ and liquors will! be kept m stock, . v: . ■■• , ■• suites of 'apartments .for •' families and others visiting the bush. , | • Saddle horses always on nire. . • N.B--A trap for V the : Hotel meets ■"■'...',..(.-..■.:■•; every train- :'- ; ;i.::---•WHITES HOTEL, FOXTON. Edward Jewell WISHES to infiirm the public that,; ■r h?vin? assumed the proprietor«hin of the above well-known and 'Svonte; hotel, he intends to spare tio Spense to make it tbe most comfortable 2 on the coast. None but experienced ; - sen-ants kept, and visitors can rely on receiving evoy attention and civility. 'The table will be provided ma most liberal manner, and tbe PW ie \°* B £ o °e .experience as providore of the JateN,Z. B-S^Company's and other ;boats will be —ja guarantiee that wh-NTC BUT THE BEST OF ALES; ; N ?w!nEs7aND SPIRITS, &c, will.be kept m stock. THE STABLES *U1 be under the management of the ™liknown K. STANLEY, late of Cobb 7& Co., Foxton, The EXPRESS from the Hotel will be i» attendance on night trains to conyey passengers ana luggage for those wishing to etop at the Hotel, FREE OF CHARGE. Cobb & Co.'s Coaches stop at the j Hotel t© take up or land passengers to or from Wellington. i Those for Wellington coach may rely iin being called m time to have hoi breakfast before starting. •VrORTHERN ASSURANCE XS' ( COMPANY. 7:-;, ESTABLISHED 1836. .".-:. Capital^... ~7 L £3,000,00a Iti»kß taken at lowest possible rates. ~~TB2C^I£IS "MANSON, "r r' •FiTSS^EE'BEBT"StBK£Tj , '";;; ,: •]. ' v "!';;.'' Sub-Agent. : \ y