FEILDLNU HOTEL, KIMBOLTON ItOAD FEILDINO. THIS well known and favorite hostelry has recently been renovated and refurnished throughout, and now offers every comfort and convenience for visitors, travellers and boarders. First-class Billiard Room, with marker in attendance. Superior stabling accommodation, with groom in charge. The finest and most commodious Sample rooms (recently erected) between Wellington and Wanganu' The cuisine is under the snpewisiju of an experienced cook. HASTIK'S H'»TEL is still noted for keeping the best wines, spirits, nd beers of any house on the coast. THE FEILDING CLUB Have Rooms at the above Hotel. MAKTHA 11AST1E, ProPFIETOR. taenbigklsotelTfeLldTng MR WILLIAM LIGHT, late of the Queen's Hotel, Wellington, begs t« announce to the inhabitants of Feilding, and surrounding districts, that he has taken over the above populai and well-known Hotel, and respect fully solicits a share of public patronage. Wines, Spirits, and Ales of the best brands kept in stock, Sample Rooms. Billiard Room. Superior Livery Stables. Loose Boxes. Well grassed paddocks. Every attention and comfort secured to Boarders and Travellers. WILLIAM LIGHT, Proprietor. THE EMPIRE HOTEL. HAVING effected considerable improvements in the above Hotel ! MRS OLIVER Is now prepared to receive Travellers and Boarders on the most reasonable terms. The Bar is furnished with all the Best Brands in Spibits, Wines, Ales, Australian Wines, and Liqueurs. The Table is kept on a most liberal scale Table d'hote at 1 p.m. Lunch at 12 noon on Stock Sale Days. Shower and Plunge Baths. MARIA OLIVER, Proprietress. LOWES 7 ' r BIRMINGHAM HOTEL. T. LOWES, Proprietor, THI^ commodious, well-furnished, and popular Hostelry is situated some 18 miles from Feildmg, adjoining the Feilding and Pemberton Blocks. To Visitors and Tourists this Hotel OFFERS SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS. Wines, Spirits and Beers of the best Brands kept in stock. Mr Daw's Coach leaves for Feilding daily at 1.80 p.m. CENTRAL HOTEL, The Square,' Palmerston North. MAURICE CRONIN (Late of the Cricketers' Arms Hotel, Wellington,) HAS taken over the above Hotel, and hopes to receive the same patronage bestowed on Mr Carmcdy. Ales, Beers, Wines, and Spirits of the best Brands only kept in stock. First-class accommodation for peramnent Boarders and the Travelling Public. WALKLEY'S~~ COMMERCIAL & FAMILY HOTEL, Close to Railway Station, The Square, Palmkbston Nokth. mHE MANAWATU CLUB has JL its Rooms in this Hotel. A Porter meets every Train. Family Wine Vaults. The Premier Hotel on the West Coast JOHN WALKLEY, Pbopbietob. KATCHELAE'S KOYAL HOTEL PALMTCRSTO\ T . THE Most Popular Hostlery on the Coast. Irs Reputation is still Unsurpassed ' The Napies Coach. leaves the Rotai Hotel, daily at 8 am. On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays Coaches leare the Roval Hotel for Masterton, on the arrival of the train from Wantfanui. Giood Stabling- for Horses. J. FKNTON, Proprietor. CLUB HOTEL. The Squabe, Palmerst^ North. N. VALENTINE, ' Proprietor, (Late of the Hoyal Hote), Wellington) /COMMERCIAL Gentlemen, and \_J the Travelling Public generally, will find the above Hotel replete with, every convenience for their comfort. Good Beds. First-class , Table.' Wines and Spirits of the best brands. Good Stabling and Paddocking. Bug-, gies and Saddle horses on hire. Capital accommodation for permanent Boarders. Porter attends each train. Suites of rooms can be engaged by letter or telegram. The Club is proverbially populai with travellers, and the object of the new Proprietor (who has had long experience in the line in Wellington] will be to sustain the reputation of the house as one of the most comfortable and best appointed on the West Uoast OEE & LODDEE^ Pi he Proof OITY BUFFET HOTEL and RESTUABANT, Lambton Quay. Wellington. IMPORTERS of Wines and Spirits of the Choicest Brands. Superior accommodation ior Families and single Gentlemen. Private Dining Rooms for Ladies. Hot, Cold and Shower Baths. Prams pass the Boer to all parts of the City, Sample Booms. Terms moderate, j i Night Porter always in attendance.
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Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 60, 6 November 1890, Page 4
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