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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 272, 20 October 1883, Page 2

IMANAWATU HOTEL, AVENUE; f>\ FOXTON, f|fflHE Proprietor having made con« "JL siderable alterations and) additions fto the Hotel, sparing . nothing, m order to provide comfortable andfcohvpnient accommodation for both Travellers and Boarders, respectfully solicits a continnanoe of the Public Patronage. . /^r^ i'fin rvryv.T • -* "■ Newly erected ' Sample Rooms, ~" Excellent Cuisine «t First-class Billiard Table. Good Stabling and Paddocks. Buggies and Horses always oh hand. j OTTO 5 BiREEFELD, | loh <'>-:..'..■•/•■•;■> Proprietor., , Ltssee of^the Foxton Publip Hall, which is suitable for Entertainments, Lectures, Dancing, Public Meetings &c, &c. a .:■. !•;>.■ Cobb & Co 's Coaches start daily at 5.30 a,m., from the Manawatu Hotel, for Wellington, arriving from Wellington aV*£lJs p-mA The Booking office is at the : hotel, where tickets and all particulars can be obtained /vjlhe: -Manawatu HoleliExpress will meeti the night train and convey travelters^'to'* the "'hotel' FREE OF cbArqe. , ..-•, RUTLAND LIVERY AND LETTING y, „>> i -staBLESV 1 Victoria Avenue, Wan&anui. a/; roberFross HAVING re-operied ths ahore Old- : Established and Central ly»Situated jLiyery f Stables, and haying a long and varied, experience m .the above business jin many parts of New Zealand, hopes by supplying the public with Superior Saddle Horses for Ladies and Gentlemen^ Single and Double Buggies, and open and closed Carriages of every description, on the shortest notice, together with civility, attention, and at very; moderate charges, to reoeive a share of public patronage. KXPBRIfIJNCED GROOMS IN AT TENDANCE NIGHT AND DAY. Horses Broken into .Single and Double | Harness." / Horses Bought, Sold,,or Exchanged. 1 j ROBERT ROSS, i Proprietor, it , - : > v __ j . [cabd.]' "" "'T ~'.':' tjILIOT U7ABBU-BTON ■': ; /teLrciTOß, Pi LMEteSTOM NORTH, I PIANOFORTE TUNING AND ; REPAIRING Making, four : ,yisjts ; m the year between New Plymouth and Palmerston, calling at all the town and country districts, having with him a- godd^supply of all kinds of material for repairing Pianos, 1 and Harmoniums, <&c! : v '.'?'' ' Pianos tuned by. the year,., t|mpobtan^ jtOj advertisers. . Nil};— The Manawatu Standard,., >ihe Oldest BsMbliihedDaily Country Newspaper on the West Coast, is unequalled as an adver Using medium, being more widely' » circulated than; any other Newspaper m the District.