Page 4 Advertisements Column 2

Manawatu Herald, 30 April 1904, Page 4

Hotels. jy|AN AWA T U HOTEL. Avenue Road. Poxton. J T. LEVETT .. Proprietor. One of the oldest established Hotels in the Manawatu Dist'iot. Every attention given to Visitors to ihe town, and also to Boarders. Comfortable Bitting Rooms and airy Bedrooms. CUISINE OP THE BEST. None but the Most Superior Wines, Spirits, Ales and Stout, and Oiher i-iquors kept in slock. Good Siabling, and roomy looseboxes avai'ab.’e. The Royal Mail Coach stops at this hotel. pOXTON FAMILY HOTEL. MR ANDREW LAING having taken over the above hotel, lately occupied by Mr Wm. Hunter, begs to draw the attention of the public to the fact that he is determined to maintain the high reputation of his predecessor The finest brands of wines and spirits, as well as the best sparkling ales, kept in stock, while the table is served in the best stylo, including all the season’s delicacies. First class billiard room with marker in attendance. Even facility for rabbit shooting and fishing parties, including boating expeditions The stabling and paddocking is superior to any on the coast. L ING, (Late of Dannevirke & Feilding), Proprietor. BARGAINS IN CYCLES. H. Christian, MAIN-STREET . . Poxton. Dayton Cycles from £lB. Lighisauug, jJ.S.A., from £l6 16 l.ighVnmg, sec aid grade, from £ls. Remington Cycles £l2. Excelsior Cycles, £l9 Grand Exc Isiors, £22. Allday & Onions famous Cycles, £l6. • ctCf-e amp fr m 7' 6d /\ll repairs ami carefully execu ed. PHOTOGRAPHIC A SPECIALITY. ■ N B Thi shop bser .es Thurs day as t o half holiday TIE CEITEIY £ s. d. Six Volumes in cloth, gilt lettered, sprinkled edges, per voi. ~22 0 Six Volumes bound half morocco, marbled edges, per vol. .. 216 0 24 parts, strongly bound m cloth, per part .. 010 6 okcase, for hoi Mug the Dictio' n.rr .8 2 0 •‘The ■ jtNxcm Diction-.ai. ' cor taint defiuilh-us • 215,000 words Several thousand illustrations, and 22 special Dictionaries in one Universal Dictionary. London: T FISHER UNWIN Paternoster Sooarb. Cosmopolitan House. To the Foxton People— When visiting Palmerston North, don’t TOBGET TO CALL AT T K Cosmopolitan House, L. BITTELMEYER, Proprietor. THEBE you will find the Beat-up. pointed Hair-dressing Saloon in the North Island. Ladies' Boom attached, managed by Miss Halls, late ol Sydney and We’’ington. Wigs and all other Hairwork d- ne to order. ALSO THE Cosmopolitan Restaurn t, Which is not to bo excelled. Get your meals there when In Palmerston. LAST BUT NOT LEAST, THE Cosmopolitan Billiard Saloon, With two tables, the Best in the Colony. Every knd of pool going all day. All important newspapers filed. German, French, Swedish and Maori spoken on the premises. CALL AND SEE FOB YOUBSBLVS*.