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Feilding Star, Volume V, Issue 4, 10 January 1884, Page 4

Hotels WH V T E' S HOTEL, FOXTON. TT'DWAHD JEWKLL wishes ti _*_ inform thp imhlic that, having assumed the proprietor.-lup of the above we 11- known and favorite Hotel, ho intends to spare no expense to make it the tiH'St comfortable on the coast. None but experienced servants kep\ and visitors can rely on receiving ; eviry attention and civility. | r i fi<* table will be provided in a most liberal inani.er, and the proprietor's lo'.g experience as providore of the late' N.Z.... -. Company's and jther boats will be a guarantee that non<-> but the best ot Ales, Wines, and Spirits, &c , will be kept in stock. The Stables will be under the man agemer.r, of the well-known R.Stanley, late of Cobb & Co., Foxton. The Express from the Hot<d will be I in attendance on night trains to convey passengers and luggage for those wishing to stop at the Hotel, free of charje. Cobb . Cos. Coaches stop at the Hotel t<> take up or land passengers to or from Wellington. Those for Wellington coach may rely on being called in time to have hot breakfast before starting, " CLUB HOiEL, Tii Fa Square, PALMEns.Oa\ T North, H. T. AKEES, Peopeietob, Late Manager Rutland Hotel, Wanganui. I |_T rp t KFUS b-.-s to in--0 • » • JIL form the public generally that h.' has op'-n^i th-- . newly- built Commercial aiul Family Hotel. Visitors will receive ever courtesy and attention and obtain the comforts ol a home. Charges ModeratePrivate Rt.oms for Families. j First Class Sample and Hilliarc Pooms , Stables and. Paddocks j A Porter in attendance on the arrival of every train. rv\ HE JU IS C T J 0 X HOTL'.L, SANSON, M A N A WA'J U. CHANGE OF PROPRIETAHY. ELIZA BROWN, (Late of the Terrace End Hotel, Palmerst.n North) Begs to intimate to the public that sh« has purchased the above wellknown Hotel, and intends, by re-tur-ni.-hing, etc., to make it a FJI.ST-CI.ASS HOTELThe Bar will be re-stocked with the best brands of Wines, Spirits, and Beer. First-class Accommodatio-i ill be oflered to travellers. Good Stabling and S< cure Paddocks, with a man in charge. BATCHELAR'S ROYAL HOTEL, PALMERSTON, THE Most Popular Hostlery on the Coast. Its Reputation is still Unsurpassed. Napier and Wairarapa Coaches arrive and depart daily. Good Stabling for Horses. J. FENTON, Proprietor. UNION HOTEL, Willis-stre, t, J WELLINGTON. 'E_._B-T Ha-ilung, Proprietress. Wines, ales, and spirits of firstclass'brands. Good table kept, and first-class accommodation for boarder.*". 1 1 , r A L 1_ L K r' S COMMERCIAL HOTEL PAL VEESTON NORTH. The Premier Hotel on the West Const. HALCOsViBh. HOiEL, HALCOMBE. (Corner of the Square.) I 'T"<HIS Hotel -offers .Superior accom--1 I vi od at ion for Families. The cellar will be kept supplied svith nothing but the be-t quality of Ales, Wines, and Spirits. i The well-known reputation of ihe : Table will be fully [maintained, under tbe personal .upervision of the proprietor, who will .pare no effort in making his patrons really .comfortable. GOOD ' :V_ 'A BLING , E„ .CHILD, Proprietor. | \,| A!S'O i?\.V.<) H O TEL.' _j_l-.__ : Cubji-iitreet, . WEL LI N -Q-.W'.O N. For wines, spirits, "and malt liquors '■of -tiperibr/quality. at wholesale' prices, apply at "the \rasonic Hotel. They are-seleCted and imported by W. JAMESON, Proprietor.