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WHYTE^S HOTEL, foxt;on v >f» :V i?."S TAN S ELL, PR 6 PR I E T 0 It. Lately Proprietor of— Bnrke'a Pass Hotel, Criterion Hotel, Timaru, and the Marine Retreat Potonc. Billiard Room, Good Stabling, And cvory convenience. None but the bost Wines, Ales, and Liquors kept in stock. lanawatu Mel, AVJS NU BE 0 A D, FOXTON. f\NE of tho Oldest nd mo^t Homely Hotols in the Manawatn. '■ Noted for Good Ales, \Vines, and Spiiits ; nono Lut tho very best kept. . Under the Distinguished Pacronage. of the PRINCIPAL FLAX-MILLERS In the District. T. P. WILLIAMS, Proprietor. €° * B "__& C°Bbadcook & Gay have now established a Regular Cobb. & Go'a daily. Coach between, Foxton and Kereru. I The (joach ; leave < Whyte's Hotel . aV 6>a.m, and connects with tho up and down train from Wellington, and returns after arrival of train at Kereru, arriving at Foxtoa at 12.30 p,m, Passengers and parcels at reason' able rates. LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES. DRADCOCK and GAY, the pro--13 prietors of the daily co«ch, have now taken the Stables attached to Whyte's Hotel, and aro now prepared to supply Saddle Ilorsos and Buggies at rensonablo charges. T3 /~1 QUEAEMAN & /~10. , * COM*MISSION AGENTjS . AND SHAREBK 0 K E R 8 , .STAR CUAMHKUS- WELLINGTON. Conduct the sale, piircliatc, or lotting of properties. Agencies of evuiy description. Tb« n«notiition of loans, arlatrations, ami valuittiour., Cugioing, shipping, forwarding 1 1 aVqiiik, and station agonciev. 'Ihu purch»ai> ftpd sale of.ShartM in piihlic ooinpanien. Gooda of every dcnuriptiou for setllurß, storeketper*, and ol hen* iu country <liairiclt, r , . • I Weharo eovpral Wookk iu thin, Island which van liu loaaed at la ■ per aero or p^rghaaed for 20a, oi ananseuiLiito cau be mud u to iloliver &t thu MiH } at. 12? per ton. Applications should ho naile wiluowt delay. Moderate charges and, punctuality L Btrjctly observed. ■ . L _. ■■ — : — : : ____: — ;__ ! :■•'''• '■' : ' : ' i fpHE-'Rxv. Father Patterson vrill J^ . aend post fteo to all benefactors ; pi a£l note for his new Chuich, , a ' cbniposition of his own, Qnartttto and Orgun accompaniment, published ; by.Nbyellby I'.wep & Cd,'liondon. ,; 'A3dro9B, ' ' ':'/■' ■'.'•" ;:;; , tiEv. f. Patterson,, ,' Palmorstoit North.

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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 1 April 1890, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 1 April 1890, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 1 April 1890, Page 1

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