Hotels m HE JUN C T 1 O N HOTb;L, SANSON, M A NAWA' U. OF PROPRIETARY. ELIZ\ -BROWN, (Late of the Terrace End Hotel, Palme rst jn North) Begs to intimate *o tiie ] mbi ie that. sh»»' hns purchased the above wellknown Hotel, and intends, by re-fur-nibliing, etc., to make it a FIRST- CLASS HOTELTho Bar will be re-stocked with the best brands of U ines, Spirits, and Beer. First-class Acrommodatio i ill be oflered to travellers. Good Stabling nnd S> cure Paddocks, with fi man in charge. BATCHELARS ROYAL HOTEL, , PALMERSTON, >TpHE Most "^Popular Hostlery on fi. the Coast. Its Reputation is still Unsurpassed. Napier and Wa*rarnpa Coaches arrive and depart daily. Good Stabling for Horses. J. FENTON, Proprietor. UN ION HO T E-L,, Willis-stre t, WELLINGTON. Ellrnt Hathing, Propriktrkps; ' Wines, ales, and spirits of firstclass brands. Good table kept, and first- class accommodation for boarders iy A L K L E Y'S COMMERCIAL HOTEL PALMERSTON NORTH. The Premier Hotel on the West Coast. M A N A W A T IJ *'R OTE L, AVENUE, FOXTON. ATTO T> ER K K FEED, having pnrchas'd the above' --Hotel, begs to inform the public that he offers the west Accommodation to Boarders ane Travellers. Only the best hrands of Beer, Wines and Spirits on^hand. The Cuisine cannot be excelled.fr First-class Billiard Table. Good Stabling and Paddocks. Buggies and Horses always on hand. OTTO BERKEFELD, * Proprietor. HALCOMBE HO I EL, HALCOMBE. (Corner of the Square.) 'T^HIS Hotel offers Superior accom.l modation for Families. The cellar will be kept supplied A'ith nothing but the bei-t qtialitj*&f Ales, Wines, and Spirits. The well-known reputation of ihe Table will be fully maintained, under the personal supervision of the proprietor, who will spare no effort in making his patrons really comfortable. GOOD STABLING. E. CHILD, Proprietor. \ j A S O \ 1 0 H U TE L, jjil Cuba-street, A WELLINGTON. 'y 1 !j?-X For wines, spirits, and malt liquors of superior quality, at wholesaie prices, apply at the Masonic Hotel. They are selected and imported by W. JAMESON, Proprietor. AiAKIAO BAKEKY~ *" , O PEN IIS G NOTICE. I TAMES BRANNEY begs to inform ? t the public of Feilding and surrounduXr, district, that he is prepared to # deliver bread daily to any part of the town and suburbs. 7d j 4^pound Loaf- — for Cash 7d Buns,), Scones, and Cakes made to order. All orders entrusted to the above*will be punctually amended to. ' W .JAMES BRANNEY. Makino, 20th Srfpt., 1882. - k wVj. GANDY, *" aWERA/L AOKN'J', undertakes ySthe Sjnle and Purchase, (on; «-t»ioii|ision)|^t New Zealand produfe ii.d trt^§r merchandise ; clearing at >.itoms Te^Jmp«i^t,JExport', or trans- - I;'tymenio\ d" forwardlirgcpf \ ooods. . *s Land nroker's Agent re^^es forgi egistratio^^ stamping r&c^\Jfeeedsinder the Transfer Act.' \ '' ' 4 m^.'- \ S?ECrAL AeiENeißS: At ■«row* jlbms, Troit } 's Coffees <\u Confectionery ahd bIS* Moate and Cos., Blendem Cornflower' I^.^Deep-sM Fish. , -r , vVellinafton.
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Feilding Star, Volume IV, Issue 29, 11 August 1883, Page 3
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476Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Feilding Star, Volume IV, Issue 29, 11 August 1883, Page 3
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