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Feilding Star, Volume III, Issue 110, 31 May 1883, Page 4

J Hotels ' ' fJIHE JUNCTION HOTKL, SANSOX, MAN-AWA'IU. * CHANGE OF IMiOPRTETARy. ELTZX BROWN, (Laic of th^ T«rraep ,Knrl Hotel, Fal- -' . rbfrSfcjm. North) Botr? tn inrimnfo f o fhe public that slio hns purchapp.rl the nbovo ■ wcllknnwn Hotel, and intends, by re-fuv nifhins", etc., to trpike it a V ', JTKST-fiJiASS HOTEL : Tho Tlar will be re-stocked with the best brands of Wines, Spirits,,, and Beer. First-class Acfommodatuvi will be ■ V "•'..'■ ofleredtp travellers. Good Stabling and Sf-cure Paadocks, with a man in charge, BATCHELAK'S KOYAL HOTEL, palm Aston; '- " ; 1-»H-R- Mnsf Popular H'ostlery" on" tho-Coast.v •■■• "' : ; I.ts Reputation is still ■ Unsurpassed. ! Napier and Wairarapa Coaches ar- '. ■•. :•■( riveand depart daily. • • ■-.•! - Good 1 Htahling for Horses. J. FF.NTON, \ - •■.'.' J ■■ "'■'' ' Proprietor. Gf) MM K R.C IA L H f /i'EL, Willis-street, Wellington. *T. FLAHERTY, Proprietor/ j (Late of Shamrock Hotel, Timarti.) - General position,' within easy distance o( 'wharf. Every accommodation and conveni- ■ er c<\ Table d'hote Daily at } p.m. ; Luncheon from 12 to 2. JNfght watchman and porter to attend to travellers by steamers. TT N I 0 N , H 0 T E L , KJ Willis-street. WELLIKGTO N : . Ei/XBN Ha-rdino. Proprietress. Wines, ales, and spirits of firstclass brands. Good table kept, and first-class accommodation for boarders W~~ 1 L XL E Y 7^ ■ COMMEECIAL HOTEL PALMEESTON NOETH. The Premier Hotel on the West Const. MAN A W ATU HOTEL, AVENUE, FOXTON. OTTO pEEK-EPELD, } having purchased the above Hotel, - begs to inform the public that he offers the Best Accommodation to , Boarders and Travellers. 5; Only the beßt brands of Beer, Wines and Spirits on hand. . The Cuisine cannot be excelled, i First-class Billiard Table. Good Stabling and Paddocks. Buggies and Horses always on hand. OTTO BEREEFELD, >■ • Proprietor. ', HALCOMBE HOTEL, i HALCOMBE.' ' ; i (Corner "of the Square.)- r \ ErjHUD, late of the Hal- • \J conibe ßefreshment Hooms Having purchased this' well-knowt and old-estab ished HOTEL, now takes ' th?s opportunity of thanking his numerous friends and customers or the liberal support accorded, him jn the pas' ;< and' trusts in his new un •iertakiiin: he will , meet with a full s ;are oi public patronage. . , uperior accommodation for Families. The cellar wilt' be' kept "supplied with nothing but 'the be^t quality of Ales, Wined, arid Spirits. The well-known reputaiion 6ft.be Table 'will 'be fully maintained, under the,. personal, supervision fit' the' ; pro-i i pri'etor, who will upare no effort in I niaking his patrons real Jy comfortablje.; : '■'. : GOOD STABLING/: .; i ;;"..... ' . . ■.-.-.. E. CHILD, '-'. ;.-'•. . -■-<-■ : ' -Proprietor. : •;: - ePKNING JNOTItE. \ ! ' A, nv-f GGL.ASHANbegs:tb in- : .» .'.'JjjL .' fqijm the ; inhabitants, of Feildihg and ; surrounding districts: that he lias opened.those premises. iadjoining. .W. Campbell^ Boutmaker, Kimbolton Koad, as a Fancy Bread: o-nd^-bnfedtiftne^y'EstabHshment. , ; Customers waited on for orders,; Picnic Parties' supplied'.' '..',.; " WeclflVn^ Cakes, Hath OwW, and other p,oovifi mc^'io Su.i.<Jl"iier on the 1 shortest notice.