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Manawatu Herald, 20 February 1892, Page 1

~ .RQ^TO^ C^MILY TTt>TEL .j'Tnis-i&oxEL is NowE EPLETE • WiiH EyEiiy Comfort. 3 ■ ...„•,.■■<'. = ■/__ . Go yifiiMhp Family- Hotel, I'm guro iti thej^ you vyiil find The daintest of Viands, with lowest charge • ' combined'; ' There yoo'-.l please your palate, there yarn , please your sight With dainties, lich and rare, and sparkling ' Jiquors bright ; For . of all the delicacies, Foxtonians try To please their palate, or delight their eye. ' Of all the sevei-a' kinds of sumptuous fare i There's none with his catering can compare And Travellers and strangers the district passmg through, Should .halt, at the good old pile, en the i bank of the Manawatu, j Where, with good home comforfs and I everything in order bright, ■ Supplied by E. VV. Talbot and the gooi olel J Bonier Knight. WHITE'S HOTEL, FOXTON. T n 'CTANSELL, ■P R !.) P It 1 E T 0 B. Lately Proprietor of — Burkes Pass Hotel, Criterion Hotel, Timaru, and tl.e Marine Pietreat, I'efcone. Billiard Loom, Good Stabling, aud every convenience. Strachan's Dnnedin Beef always on tap j Tbe Slabling is now under my I own charge. Every cai'o acid attenion will be given. Horses and Buggies for hire. Manawa.tu Hotel, AVENU -1 "B.Q AD, FOXTON. EOBERT CAWSTON .. Proprietor. Late of* (Boyal Oak Hotel, Carterton.) HAVHJTQ- taken ■. over the above Hoiel, will hope, by strict atenion to Business, to merit a fair share of patronage. : None but the Best Wines, Ale, and .•;-,; - : Spirits kept. Staples.' XXXX Beer always on tap. Central Hotel, Next to tho Theatre Royal, 'j •.>■■■ - the' fqttare, M^UKICE CKONIN, i (Late" '.of; ttio Uricketers' Arms Hotel, ; , ■ ' • We luigtori), j ■. '"'' ' '.. . '■'' •',"■ ' HAS taken overtbe above Hotel, I ■ and holies to receive the same '. | patronage bestowed upon Mr Oar- ; I 1110(1% . ; :■ i.. ,"■ , Meais for early nnd late ti'ains. Mgs, Beers, Wines, | aaaai Spirits of tlxe Seat ! ' Bvands ; > Only keptin stools:. First-class accommodation for Per-, manent Boarders and the -Travelling , Public. .•_(,/ - ■'■'■■'Jjjiffi "Club IPel, '..■■' .■■;■'■*■]'-»'' ' ' " .■■'■'■ 5 The i k ".WAiig»:./:^;i)MERBTO» North PROPi<IETOiV ; ! '^ (Late of the Royal- Hotelf Welling- . •";'■ ; tori.) * /COMMERCIAL Gentlemen t-nd \J the Tuavell i \\ g Public generally, will. find the above hotel replete with every conyeniepce for their comfort. Groo'l Bed^a. , First class Table., .Wines .' and .Spirits' , bjE the ' bej^ '• brands -Gdfci'ct Sibling and Pa^!d^^ vk- .BtiMeW'^Ba^liMp^' . ' hiti. '\^^- r i^ommoo&\ for [ p^rmati en^})a'tflerj.; \ jFort'er aVt^nds eabli' jtraini y lv , ° ; ' . •" giii^s 6? : 'r6Bta% bah 'be engaged ;• by : ; Hie *iite fs'OT^yerbially popular : with triv^lerB I ,'an'd ; the objector th* ne> pr'eprifetdr J (^ii(i :haa had long I ' iutji^iine in Wellington) wtl btf 'tqj : sii)Jty,in7.the. tepntation of " s thehou!sß as otie '.qjfthe most com- ■' 'beSt 1 'appointed on the ■' . ' Beat and ■ ILisubgeat . Stoi.m'ple fiboma in. Pal-