FOXTON i-' Xi£ XL i^H^O TeIC 0. HOWE, PitopniETOii rTIK ■. iiniiorMirn'-i -thMviTig 1 isiicen the {lo.jvo Hotel, !»Vj;s Io inform his l'ri-:i-.l< ..-fl ih- T:.,v.-!* : ->'rP;i v -H'' t>.at rhe A'- :; ;■.■:[-.■■ ,;■ ; ■ "; - "r . . Fll-illv-", i: ■ ■-;:■'. ,■-■ - .-.. .-. V v v- .-.) ; :";:■ | \V',:,-.-. a-i:l S-.;vit^, "lIU 113 rc.-p£tt'.'u".'y ion^ uncorded io ills Huu^o. C HOWIJ 1 , Proprietor. J.*.- €<wi itebliug and Paddocks. •ne of AMOCK'3 :BE'ST'BlLlii;A.ai) TABLES oi the nr-mis**. ; ' ■ Fo.xtjx. ' ■ T 0 H N F U T T E "R. Pp.opsiitoh-, Superior (liotm •! >1 1 ! : >n. G»orl Stables, \v t; i vvij; 'i- i ».i^ b.?x-?.'. B,i^ ;v:i :.-, ;i . ! *S.i::* t Tliis fi.'- sij5 ij isiior b->i.i.» o -a- ' sideralilve iv.:: v : <n.i ; ii;" ; " .\*.;.-i, i,>\ every accommodation is uilurded to travellers aad visitors- . tOYjIL-S^hM^ HOTE L, r.4LI£ER3TON NORTH. J 0. BATOH'ELA R. (Late of Mrtrtou and Wanganui), ProI'RIBTOK, YTA-YING- purcnased the above JjL commodious Hotel, hepes by strict attention to business, and by studying the comfort of visitors, to obtain that amoun; of support so liberally accorded to his predecessor. A Table d'Hote daily at one p.m. A spacious Billiard Room, fitted •with on» of Aleoek'* bast Tables, is Mcmiii by an experienced marker. c—l Stabling, with numerous L»of« Boxes. SPECIAL The Coacli leaves tlve Royal Hotel for Napier on Tuesdays, Thursclars, and Saturdays, at 5 o'clock ; nnd fur llasterton on atondays/Weiiesdays, and Friday- 1 , *t 1.30. J. U. BATCH BLA.R, Propiietor. -p^ENBIGH HOTEL • Feimhng. ) 0, 808 Pbopmitor First-class accommotlation for Families and Visitors. Good stabling and secure paddoks. BILLIAKDS! MILLIARD 1 f2* The Denbigh Hotel is within a short j distanco of the Railway SUtiou and \ Corporation oliices. j ."bincess family hotel, i Main- street, | Pabmerston North. W. D^ARDS, - - Pkopkibtob. THE above-namftd hous* is well- j known, throughout the Provin- / cial District of Worilingtnn. Travellers from Wellington, Napier, Wairarapa, and Oi an-janui, can alight at the house, the c.mouee passing the door, and the Terrace End Eailway Station being, immediately opposite. The iriterual arrangements /are under the management of an experienced Housekeeper, and 'the cellar and bar are looked af-er by the Proprietor, who iaable from his long Colonial experience to 'guarantee, that- nothing but. the best will, be kept in)he:establ ; shment P'AIaUIANUI HOTELMbs Maoabtht (late Mr* flillen), ' Pboprietrbss. ul.s M. desires to inform her numerous friends and patronß. that she has again become Proprietress of the above well known hostelry,, and, hopes to receive the same lunmin* of patroaage formerly accorded to riei . Wines arid spirits of the best, brands alone kopt. A good Billiard Room is on the premises. Commodious stables are attached io the Hotel. Travellers will find this one of the, best hotols on the coast to put up at. WE, the undersigned, having purchased the Paiaka Sawmill, near Foxton, lately occupied by Messrs M'Beth. & Co, are prepared to execute orders for Bed Pine Matai. Eata • ■ • ;, . Honeysuckle, or White Pineany quantity. HODDER, MABON * 00.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue 4, 14 September 1880, Page 4
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476Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue 4, 14 September 1880, Page 4
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