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Manawatu Herald, 22 November 1889, Page 1

IwHYTE'S HOTEL, FOXTON. ' j ■ •/• E. Stansell, PROPRIETOR. Lately Proprietor of — j Bnrke's Pass Hotel, Criterion Hotel, | Timnrn, and the Marine Retreat Petone. i ; Billiard Ronm, Good Stabling, and J | evoiy convenience. None but the host Wines, Ales, i and Liquors kept in stock. j lanawa.tu Hotel, A V ENUP. ROA D, I FOXTON, I i /^VNE of the Oldest and most Homely Hotels "in the Manawatu. Noted for Good Ales. Wines, nnd Spiiits ; non.) lur the very best ke, t. Cnder the Distinguished Patrouage of the PRINCIPAL FLAX-MILLERS In the District. T. P. WILLIAMS, ! Proprietor. I I C 0BB _& C °| BnADcooK & Gay have now oitablished a Eegular Cobh & Go's daily Couch between Foxton and, Keivru. The Couch lea c. Whyte's Ho el afe 6 a in, and connectH with ih© up and duwu train from Wellington, and returns nfter arrival of train at Sereru, arriving at Foxton at 12. 3J p,ui. Passengers aud parcels at reason* ■ able rates. I "' ' i LIVERY AND BAIT SIMBLE*. I i j [)R\DCOCK .^d G\Y, the pro- 1 *- prie ors of the duly co«ch, i have ; ow taken the Stables, attaobed ' to Whyto'fi Hotel, and are now pre- [ pared to supply Saddle Horde's and! Buggies at- reasonublo cliarges. • I •" i i^ILLIAM QOLLINS,! CARTER. M \I v -STREET, FOXTON. j lam now p-epared to do any cart- , in«j ai»uin the town that may l>e ie- I quired. Orders prompt y attended to. E. C. S SE ItMAN ' * C COMxMISSIuN AGISNTS AM> SHAREBKOKERS, Star Chambers Wellington. CVnclucti tki«i»l«, jm-chvee, »r letting of ! properties Ageno <h t>( «vrry iie^ciption. • Th«< nffiotiatiou «<f loawo, er iia<ii>tis, aud i valuation?. Cusloimx. aliippiu^, forwarding i »t<v;k, Mid Ht»ti«M agencies. Ih« [jurcha«« »ml ualo of SiiarvK in pitlilia compunifß. » Guod« »f «vury dentrip i.v for nwtlers. - j Btnnskeewer*', hu<l e'liera in ooutttry dis--1 tri«tß. 1 j FLAX LAND.— We have several hlouUi I | in tbu Island which can I a lense'l »*: Is • j per ror«»r i>ureh»K»;il f.>r 20.*, oi nnat^»mei't* can be mad« •«» ii« ivcr &t iha Mil At 12* |ier ion. Ai>p!i(;ation« should he tnfl>'c without dt lay. I Mi>'lf rate • ohary«s and (junotnalit y ' strictly whuervPil. i THR Yir.w Vathek Pattkhson will send pos- f--e» to m! benefactors (1 ! of a£l n-.-te f r his new < Jiorch, a ■ composition of his own, Quint tte I nnd Orgm aciompatiinient, puMished - ! by N - vello, i wer & Co, Loudou. i Addiess, 1 RLV. F. PATTERSON, ! PalLboratouJNortL