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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 145, 28 May 1883, Page 4

Business NoMces. [card. 1 WALKLET'S i COMMERCIAL & FAJVIILT HOTEL. p PALMERSTON NORTH. Very superior accommodation for D ' Boarders and Travellers. * ' Commodious- Sample :Rooms. i i Terms Moderate. BATHS — GOOD STABLING. 1 "* "'.' ' ! N.8.-|The proprietor's long experience io thetrade is asufficienfc guarantee for the aualitv of the liquors. : 'i I i ■ , ' / COMMEUCiA-L HO VEL STABLE^. The Squabb,lPalmerstobt North, MOOHE 1 AND GIBSON, Lessees. Horses taken m to Livery, Buggies and Saddle Horses on hire, - Colts carefully broken* to Saddle or : - - Single and JDouh'e Harness, Horses bought and so ( d on commission € ; R O YA L H Q TEL, * PALMERSTON NORTH.. ' j 1 J AjMES PEN TON, ! !. ;(Late of Wellington), .»! BEGS,, to intimajie to the residents of . Palmerston and the travelling . public, that he. has taken the above Hotel, and is prepared to cater to their ] wants m a thorough! v efficient way Ales, Beers, Wines, and: Spirits !of the best brauds. only j, "■■. ".' kept. ' Superior accpmmodatioa or Ira7el- -, i lers and' families. *' F ~ ""*- — " : ' • THE DUKE OF EDINBUjIGH- ' 1 : HOTEL, t Corner Willis and Manners-streets, •Wellington. ( Select Accommodation for Travellers. !. ;■ BILLIARDS! ■ ; GOOD STABLING. : Liquon only of first-class quality kept m! thit ! house. . , , \ | H. G I^i~k»E R, , PBOPIETOB t : V ■■- — ; — r"* — - ;___?/ ■• f VULCAN SHOEING FORCE. < t i , THOMAS GORDON, i SHOER Atfi) GENERAL BLACK ' I ! t SMITH, Etc., i i (Next to Mr Lewers* Store,) j Kimbolton Road, Feilding, , BEGS to inform the Settlers of •' Feilding and surrounding district, ( 1 that he has opened an establishment i ; a's above, and, having had 17 years j colonial experience, is prepared to un--3 dertake every description of work m i t connection with the trade, and is confident of giving general satisfaction. ■■■-■ « Farm Implements made and repaired. p .Jobbing of all kinds executed with despatch, and finished m a workman** like manner, j ":,-.. , 9' " i ..', ; ':.. — — — ! -~-» • ; ' ji^L^OMBE HOTEL, . . :, : ; Haloombe, • (dorner'oi 1 the Square.) ■ E'f CtiitD, late of the i Halcombe • Refreshment Rooms, having purchased this well-known 'and old- >: established Hotel, now takes this opportunity of thanking his numerous friends and customers for the liberal support accorded him' in the past, and. trusts m his new undertaking he will meet with a full share of, public patronage. . : Superior Accommodation for a ' Families. _ , ; : :: . The cellar will be kept supplied with nothing but the best quality of AM, T Wiies, and Spirits.. -, ' . I " i ':; ';i '■■ ■ ' ." ; " >••- .■.:'. :.: *.~u ." j The rwellr known, reputation; of .the ',' . Table will be. fully maintained, under I the jpersonal supervision of ; the proprie- { . tor, who willspare no effort m making r his patrons really comfortable. . r Good Stabling. . J I' E. CHILD ... Proprietor, '• -; A. MART.IN,' : ■ -•'iPhbtpgraplier I + Yio3foria Avenue, . ( Opposite the Roiian Catholic Church) r ■ I' '" * WANGANDI. •• "' - ; - : ; , PpoypGRAPHS Furnished' m Oil, XT; vor Water Colours t Hdmesteads, Villa Residences, . Public p -■• j Machinery &c. Photographed. " SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS 1 niade b with Families and Schools. n Engravings, Photographs, Oil Paint, ings, Maps, Plans, &c. Copied, g_^"Note the Address :— Opposite the X Catholic Church, Wanganni ai