Hotfcls. ■XTON FAMILY UOTEL C. HOWE, PIIOPIUETOK "THE undersigned having lulten the '. übovo Hotel, begs to inform his icnita and tho Travelliug Public that the ■"onimodtition for- Travellers, Families, is not to bo surpassed in Foxton ; that • keeps none but the best brands of /"inea and Spirits, and he respectfully •quests a continuance of the patronage long accorded to the House. C. HOWE, Proprietor. £P.B.— Good Stabling and Paddorkn. Quo of ALCOCK'S BEST BILLIARD TABLES on the premises. MANAWATU HOTEL, Foxtox. TOHN FTJTTEB, •y -* Pbopbietor, Superior Accommodation. Good Stables, 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 visitorsROYAL^^^ lOTEL> I\*iiMERSTON North. J O. BATOHEIAR (Lat« of Marton and Wanganui), Proprietor, HAYING 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 Table d'Hote daily at one p.m. A spacious Billiard Room, fitted nrith one of Alcock's best Tables, is .ttended 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 ; and for Masterton on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 1.30. J. O. BATCHELAR, Proprietor. -pv ENBIGH HOTEL FEtr.mxo. C. ROE PaopniETOß Firat-claaa accommodation for Families and Visitors. Good stabling and secure paddoks. BILLIARDS! BILLIARD <g* The Denbigh Hotel is within a short diitance of the Railway Station and Corporation offices.
RINCBSS FAMILY HOTEL, Matt-stebet, Palmerston JSorth. W. DLARDS, - - PftttHtlXTOß. THE above-named house is wellknown throughout the Provincial District of Wellington. Travellers from Wellington, Napier, Wairarapa, and VVanganui, can alight at the house, the coaches passing the door, and the Terrace End Railway Station being immediately opposite. The internal arrangements are under the management of an experienced Housekeeper, and the cellar and bar are looked after by the Proprietor, who is able from his long Colonial experience to guarantee that nothing but the best will be kept in the establishment pAHAUTANUI HOTEL~ Mbs Maoarthy (late Mrs Hillen), Propbistbsss. ulisM. 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 bmoun* of patronage formerly accorded to nei. Wines and spirits of the best brands alone k«pt. A good Billiard Room is on the premises. Commodious stables are attached to the Hotel. Travellers will find this one of the best hotels on the coast to put up at. WE, tho undersigned, having purchased thePaiaka Sawmill, near Foxton, lately occupied by A)«sers M'Beth & Co, are prepared to execute orders for Red Fine Matai ♦ Rata Honeysuckle, or White Pine any quantity. HODDER, MABON * 00.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue 26, 30 November 1880, Page 4
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461Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue 26, 30 November 1880, Page 4
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