F . XlOMMa._, f A 0 T E L, • f -. C. HOWJS, PiicnuErdti rr^tlK nuiloraigaod having taken the L -abovo Hotel, bogs to inform his Frio-n'ls uncl : t-he Travelling Pilblio. that the Aoi.-oinmo.Utkm fur Ti-.ivcllors, Families, &c, is not to b» surpassed in Foxton : that he keeps none bat the best brands of Wines and Spirits, and he respectfully requests a continuanao of the. patronage $ lonj? accorded to^the^Hoase. C. HOWE, Proprietor. IP.B.- Good Stabling and Paddock?. One of ALCOCK'S BEST BILLIARD TABLES on the premises. MANAWATU HOTEL, Foxton. TOHNFU T T E E ; PjROPBIETOR, Superior Accommodation. Good with spacious loose boxes. Best wines and spirits, This house is now being considerably enlarged and improved, and every accommodation is afforded to travellers and visitors- - R 0 V A L H^T E L ' I\m»merston North. J 0. BAT CHEL Ali (Late of Marton and Wanganui), Pbopejetor, HAVING purchased the above commodious Hotel, hopes by strict attention to business, and by studying the comfort of visitors, to obtain that amount 'of support so liberally accorded to his predecessor. A Tab> d'Hote daily at one p.m. A spacious Billiard Room, fitted with one of Alcock's best Tables, is .ttended by an experienced marker. Good Stabling, with numerous Loose Boxes. SPECIAL ISOTICE. The CoaoH 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. 0. BATCHELAE, Proprietor. -p\ ENBIGH HOTEL Feilping. t nog Propbietok First-class accommodation for Families and Visitors. Good stabling and seoure paddoks. BILLIARDS! BILLIAR D $y The Denbigh Hotel is within a short istance of the Railway Station and - Corporation offices. TELEGRAPH HOTEL,, WM.' GEE EN 013 GH, Proprietor. This favorite wayside public house has unsurpassed accommodation for travellers. Visitors" wilt receive every care and - : . .attention. WINES, SPIBITS, ETC. Pas^rige^a can. hs booted for - Cobb'^ooacne^ stop at this Good fables an.d welUgi-assed pad doclcsjconnected with the hotel. . pAHAtTANTJI HOTEL. fifoa MA?OABtHY ; (Iate Mrs Hillen), Profbietress. ul.sMvcUfairea to inform her numerous friends and. patrons that she has again become Proprietress of the above ifrell known hostelry, and hopes to receive the name amoun* of patronage formerly accorded to nei. Wines and spirits of the best brand* alaue^P*. . •■'<.. A good Billiard Room is on the premredS. -i ■ -.^i ■ •■• i Curamodidus stables are attached to the Hotel. : - Travellers vi& fia* this one of the I>epthiotalß,on the coast .to putup.at. *IT[TBi J th6 tAldewigned, i having W +Jut*ba«ed. thePaiaka Sawmill, near Foxton, lately oconpied; by AmaiWtidtetoißoi areiprepajred to exectf»Vaers f ot ' ■^ied'Wne' • : •--'■ ! f -- : - : ■ ■ :, or ; ' :|;.. _ j^hite^Plne ; ' ■;■ ; „ ■: > .-•■.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue II, 1 June 1880, Page 4
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423Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue II, 1 June 1880, Page 4
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