Hotels - PAMliTy'^h'oTEl'l C. HOWE, Proprtf.toh undersigned having taken tho ' above Hotel, begs to inform hi.s I and tho Travelling Public that the for .Travellers, Families, ia not to be surpassed in Foxton ; that | keep? none but the best brands of and Spirits, and he respectfully a continuance of the patronage accorded to the House. ' C. HOWE, Proprietor. /P.S.- Good Stabling and Paddocks. of ALCOOK'S BEST BILLIARD TABLES on the promises. MANAWATU HOTEL, Foxton. 0 H N F U T T E TV Proprietor, accommodation. Good with spacious loose boxes. Best wines and spirits, This house is/now being conenlarged and improved, and accommodation is afforded to and visitoraHboyal JQm^^hote l, Talmerston Nof.to. ■j o. b-'a.t ohelar H~ (Late of Marton and Wanganui), H Proprietor, j H TTAVINGf .purchased the above H ±1 commpdious Hotel, hopes by H strict attention, to business, and by I studying th©,,CQmfort of visitors, to I obtain that amouat of support so ■ liberally accotded to his prodecessor. ■ A Table ct'Hote daily at one p.m. ■ A spacious' Billiard Room, fitted ■ with one of Alcopk's best Tables, is ■ .ttended by an experienced marker. I Good Stabling, with numerous ■ Loose Boxes. . I SPECIAL ISOTICG. I The Coach loaves tho Royal Hotel for I Napier on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and SaturI days, at 5 o'elQck ; nnd for Masterton on I Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 1 .30. I J. U. BATCHELAR, I Proprietor. I -pv ENBIGH HOTEL Feimiixq: I I Q t ROE PnOPRIETOB First-class accommodation for Families and Visitors. Good stabling and secure paddoks. BILLIARDS! BILLIARD $y The Denbigh Hotel is within a short distance of the Railway Station and Corporation offices. TELEGRAPH HOTEL, OTAKI. WM. GEEENO TJ GH , j Proprietor. } This favorite wayside public house has unsurpassed accommodation for travellers. Visitors will receive every care and ./attention. WINES, SFIMTS, ETC. Passengers can be booked for Cobb's coaches, which stop at this hotel. Good stables And welUgrassed pad docks connected with the hotel. p ahautanlji hotelMbß Maoaethy (late Mrs Hillen), I^IIdPItIETBESS. nits M. desires to inform her numerous friends 'and patrons that she has again become Proprietress of the above well known hostelry, and hopes to receive the same brnoon* of patronage formerly accorded to nei. Wines and spirits of the best brands alone kopt. A good Billiard Room is on the j premises. . .:• . Commodious stables are attached to the Hotel. Travellers will find this one of the begt hotels on, the coast to put up at. "TXTE, tho undersigned, having W purchased the Paiaka Sawmill, near Foxton v lately, occupied by .♦j essrs M'fieth & Co, are prepared to execute orders for Honeysuckle;, or White Pine any quantity. HOPPER, MASON Sf CO,
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Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue 69, 23 April 1880, Page 4
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441Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue 69, 23 April 1880, Page 4
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