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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue 6, 21 September 1880, Page 4

Hotels. ] -L'Oln FAMILY HOTEL C. HOWE, PnOPBIETJ:I r ill undf'rsi.irned having taken the ■.•.bovo Hotel, begs to inform his -1 •■■• sisi-1 tho Trrvyelling Public. that the iKiicvliiioa for Trarollers, Familk'P, s :iot to bo surpassed in Foxton ; that ■■-■ops none but the best brands of :s ftnti Spirits, and he redpeotfolly 1 ■•-its a continuance of tho patruuage . ag accorded to the House. . 0, HOWE, Proprietor. P.S.- Good Stabling and Paddooks. ... . . , .. . I j of ALCOCK'S BEST BILLIARD TAI3I.ES on the pjcenuws. MANAWATU HOTEL, . ; Poxton. 0H N FTJT T E H t ; Propribtob, . . . . . lovior accommodation. Good .olfes, with spacious loose boxes. 13 :.t -vi'V/3 and spirits, •'•iiT house is now being con■.vably onl.iv.-^od and improvod, and ■;-y accommodation is afforded to : '.'filers aad visitors- & fsf W% ' oy al 4Ste%£& H °TE L < i IViLMßasrox Xoktu. r 0 . « ATOHBLA K (Late of ITdrton and Wanganui), Pkoprietop*, ' JAYING- purchased the above 1 commodious Hotel, hopes by vici attention to businoss, and by ■■::flvinrr the comfort of visitors, to vain that amount of support so . beraUy accorded to his predoeossor. A Table d' Roto daily at one p.m. A sp,r:ious Billiard Room, fitted vith ono of Ah:cck's best Tables, is .'.tondocl by an experienced marker. O:)C)'l with numerous SPECIAL ISOTICK. Tho Coach leaves the Eoyal Hotel for Xapior on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturlay:', at 6 o'clocl: ; Mid for Jlastevton on '.loudnvs^.ye-.liieadays,- and Fridays, at 1.30. J. U. BATCH ELAK, Proprietor. DENBIGH H 0 TK L Feit,dino. ■ki ——. Q t jiqh PaoruiETOß First-da^a accommodation for Families and Visitors. Goo-.l stnbling and secure paddoks. TJ iTiLIA V, DS ! 15 1 LLI AE B g^T" Tiio Dc:ibi-»h Hotel is -within a short *'* (.liitanco or the llailway Station and Corporation oiliacs. EINCESSFAJJILY HOTKL, BIATN- STREET, Palmerston Worth. "W. DLARDS, - - Propbietor. riIHE above-namnd house is welk _L known throughout the Provincial District of Wellington. Travellers from Wellington, Napiav, Wairarapa, and Wanganui, can alight at the house, the coaches pat sin the door, and the Terrace 'i-ncl ifailway Station being immediately opposite. Tiio internal arrangements are .under the management of an experienced Housekeeper, and the collar and bar are- r lookett after % tho Proprietor, who is able from his ice'; 1 Colonial experience to guarantcoiihat nothing but" the best will be l:«nt in the establishment T>TnAU~TANtri HOTEL. tins Mvcarthy (l«te Mm Millen), PnOrKIETRESS. nlisM. deaires to inform her numerous friends and patrons ttiat eh.o has ngain heoomo Proprietress of the fiboviT well known hostelry,- and hopss to receive' the itarae £i'rnoun* of patronage formerly accorded to pei. ' "Wines and spirits of the best brands alone k;?pt. ': • .. ■ A good Billiard. Room is o ( n the promises. •■ ■,-■. ■„- : : . - Commodious stables ar.e attached to the Hotel. r ; ..:. : . . Travellers will find this one of the Vet hotels on the coast, to* put vp i at. WE, tho .undersigned, having purchased ihePaiaba Sawmill, neßr Foxton, lately occupied by Messrs M'lJeth & Co, are prepared.to : execute orders for ■ i " ll " i v Ked I'ine Watai '; i- '■•■ ■■"■'■' / ' Eata w . Honeysuckle, or ' % . White Pine any Quantity. ¥ HQPDER, MASON & 00,