■". Hotels. | f • X T 0 K^SX MI L'tT^H- cTtSi?. ■; A. W. HOWEi Proprietor, i ! rjIHE undersigned , taken the I abovo Hotel, b^ga to infdrui his : Friends and the Travellinff Public that the Accommodation for Travellers, Farailiys, in., is' not to bo surpassed' in Foxtou'; th'uf , ho keeps nono but tho best brands of. Wines and Spirits, and ho respectfully requests a continuance of tiro patruuogo •o long aocovded to the House. A. W. HOWE, Proprietor. . P.S.- Good fitabling and Paddocks. •m* * iACOCK'S. BEST. BILLIARP TABLES on the premise. MA3T4WATLT IIOTKL, ■ FOXTOS". JJ 1 Jf t Y~~"h I LLE N , Proprietoe, (Lste of tho Puhautauui ITolel.) Superior accommodation. Good Stablfcs, with spacious loose boxes. Best wines and spirits, This house is now being considerably, enlarged and improved, and ewy accommodation is afforded to teftvellei* and visitors?" '■' ioya ? j .Jipiyik ft °T . B }<> ■ r^IAIERSION NORTII. J 0. BAT OIIK LA U (Lata of Mftrton and Wangnnui), PHOPBIETOR, HAVING purchased the above commodious Hotel, hopes by strict attention to business, and by fludying the comfort of visitors, to obtain that amount of support so liberally accorded to his predecessor. A Table d'Hote daily at one)p.m. A spacious Billiard Room, fitted with one of Alcock's best Tables, is .tten4ed by an experienced marker. Good Stabling, with numerous Loose Boxes. ; SPECIAL NOTICE. The Coach leaves the Royal Hotel for Napier on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 5 o'clock ; ,nnd for Masterton on Mondays.Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 1.30. J. O. BATOHELAE, Proprietor. HALCOIBB HOTEL, P. PEANCE HAVING- assumed the proprietory of this favorite hostelry, solicits the patronage of the travelling public, and of the inhabitants of the surrounding districts. With extensive previous experience, the advertiser is in a position to guarantee the comfort and convenience of all who use his house, and also the thoroughly efficient management of the entire establishment. The Halcombe Hotel has abundant accommodation, and visitors will bo constrained to admit is equal in all essential respects to metropolitan houses. The Bar will te a special feature wifli the new proprietor, the genuineness and purity of the liquors being guaranteed. A liberal Table will. be provided, with comfortable Bedrooms, and snug Parlor accommodation. The Railway Refreshment Rooms Are also under the same proprietory and under equally re&ponsible management, and Travellers by Bail can depend upon finding their wants promptly attended to, with every detail under proper supervision. F. France tru&ts to receive abundant proofs of universal satisfaction with his eflorts to deaerve public- patronage. N. VALENTINE'S Railway Hotel, LOWER HUTT. '"PHIS old-established House is furnished with every accommodation for Visitors. TRAVELLERS from the West Coast to Wellington will find it to their advantage to take the Belmont Road to the Lowtr Hutt, and take the train to town. GOOD STABLING. ; SPLENDID~^PADDOOKS, And EVERY CONVENIMCV. C OMMEROI AL HOTEL. ■ Willis- street, Wellington. TTARET BENNETT, formerly of the Union and N.Z. Company's steamers, takes the present opportunity of informing his friends and the pnblio that the above Hotel possesses EVERT COMFORT and CONVENIENCE for VISITORS.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume I, Issue 56, 11 March 1879, Page 4
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500Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Manawatu Herald, Volume I, Issue 56, 11 March 1879, Page 4
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