Page 4 Advertisements Column 2

Feilding Star, Volume IV, Issue 40, 6 September 1883, Page 4

■■•"■ v - v ' ."■•"■■■■■• '■■"-■■Hotels ';..■' ;:: ." .; ' . '"' \ KND VM T O.N; HOT EL, / : AWAHUKI. \f 17" QAMU EV S, Mo ix. n . , ; Pit.OPHIETOK. . , . ( This Hotel is beautifully situated, and i'rom the snacious baicony.com- ( m»n'ds:-a inagniii-ent view of the snrrumiding ' country, which is most picturesque. . f The o-reen fields arljucpnt abound f ' with 'PhKa.sauts, Quail, Haves and \ } Wild Fowl. 'I oiiristr 5 and Visifors will find thr accommodation in the superlative' derrree.'" ■ Private suites of apartments, bridal" chambers specially furnished. Hot and cold baths.' , Promenade balcony, 160 ft. long. "; ..Garden contains tlie ciioicest fruits. Buggies, Ladies' and Gent's saddie horses.- <■■ < ■ • Good secure paddocks for stock. Orders by telegram ' will have prompt '' attention. PRINCESS HOTEL, Tf.ee.ick End, PALMEESTON NORTH. ! TAMES "WRTRHT, lhte of tlio June'•l tioj) Hotel, Sanson, beps to inform his old friends inHßVilding, Pn liners ton, snd the public generally, thnt lie has taken the nhove well-known, nncl popular hotel, and hopes, by his usual civility and attention, to continue to merit a fair share of patronnge. Al wines and spirits, and best beer on the coast. . The dicing-table will satisfy tho nicest epicure. I Splendid billiard table ; Clean comfortable beds ; Good loose-box stablinsr and paddock ing. THE DKNBIGH.HOTJKL, JPEILDIKG. CHARLES ROE.. Propriktoh. r |"^HIS Hotel is replete with every Comfort for Travellers. Good Bath Room, ■I The Best Billiard Room on the Coast, ; witU an accomplished marker. ; Sample Rooms, separate from the '• ..-,,- main building. Good Stabling: Accommodation. Horses and Traps on hire, ; Special Brew of Ale on Draught. jThe Best Brands of Ales, Wines, and i - Spirits only on hand JCHELTENHAM HOTEL, KIWITKA, i .'.'■' • ECJ T E VV A R T, PKOPBIETOR. WHYTE'S H O i EL, FOXTON. ,'^lll3 Hotel is now open, and has been Luilt without jrejrard to .expenditure, and t possesses every^ [improvement^ convomence, pnd comifort. '( he Stabling Accommodation is in keeping with the Hotel, and contains .fourteen fctalls Cobb's Coaches arrive and depart from the door. 'NOTICE 10 TRAVELLERS PER RAILWAY. An I'rpress from Whvte's Hotel will be vi waiting every night on ar;nval of the I rain for the purpo-e of iconvejing (tree of charge) pas«eugers p< j r coach to Wellington or mtendirg to stay at the Hotel. Luggage also carried. ' i FEILDING HOTEI,' KIMBOLTOtf JiOAD ; FEILDING !( T H A S T I E f * • PROP RIETOR. i Travellers, Boarders, and Visitors i _ 1 , receive special attention. ' Superior Billiard Room.All Liquors are of Best Selected ; ' Brands. ' | Good Stabling. j j|A £ a R O i H O I E L, ! ' Ml. » Upper Wiljis-street, , | j "WELLINGTOW. | i Wines, ales, and spirits' of the aesti ) brands. | ! Un^urpasscH accemmodation for J boaro'trsi > J' WHELAH^ Proprietor. 0 M KRO IA L H UIEL, Tfilhs-itreet, Wellington. T FLU^RRTY.'Prnonefor. •(Late of Snamrock Hotel, Timartf.) •General position, within easy distance ! of wharf. i J ir ' f i," < Every accommodation, end convenierce. > able d'hote'Dftily at 1 p.m j | i Luncheon from 12 tv 2,' il^ight watcl/man and porter to attend io travellers by steamers.