Page 2 Advertisements Column 4

Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 274, 23 October 1883, Page 2

\ WHYTE'S HOTEL* fOXTON. •■>' - \i s , EDWARD JEWELL. WISHES to inform the' publio that having assumed the proprietorship of the above w-11-known , and .favprii^^otalj dsJto^pare 6>. esp.OTse^td maKeiiti^h^sm^S^ com-» for table hotel on the coast, hone but experienced servants kept, and visitors can rely on receiving every attention and civility.' The t xble wilKbs provided-in-almost liberal manner, and the proprietor's long experience as providore of the late N.Z. S.d. Company's and other boats will be a guarantee that * - v NONE BUT THE. BFST; OP ALES, WINESf, AN^SEIEMS,,&c.f will be iept in^tobk. -i i• r? i lM«"™i« ' ' ' ' ' '1.,.. I THE STABLES -will be furrier L the 1 management ot the well.kriown.-iR. STABLEY, lateot Cobb j £ Co.,Poxton. =- ' .'• ' TKej EXPRESS from the Hotel will be inj attendance: on nigbt trains to convey passengers and luggage forthoae wiihmg tostop attheHotet '« T 1:/; §&EE OF CHARGE. 'Oobb! and' Co/s'Goaclies stop at the Hotel to,take or land passengers to or 4"-^---1 :Th l ose;for,( W^liogton coach may rely on-beina:ca\l^{l'i)p: of e^k--fast be^e^BJbwtingi- '; / . : KJ MBQLTON BUAD, FEILDING i .h.ifili tun a",'<■■"','■•_>'■ !••.-■ !J. H AS V I E,_; BEGS to inform the public, his l j patrons .and- friends.,that he has. opened the , " J r I 'FEiLi)i]^k^ii%: ■'■•;; That'ih'ehoubehas'been refurnished. rijjht throughout, that additions and 'airlerations conducive ;iy to the''glreatfer comfort and conyeflience of public, hi we been completed, jan^j^a^eYery fei:i4eavour will be made, and no expense ajpatredi to makepttie f house one pjf, the on the Coatfti-^ «*'i >i J Ci/,, \;; Every convenience for boarders, wa-' 1 ' fod^ivisitorß, who inayj rely, on, ciVU^knc^WjteiaiSoni' "->■■ Lv, ; ;. The liquors ase. of. ;the best brands I BILLIARDS I, ,BUiLIAKDS i j j;''flAßTi'E),;' A *-.- i rt-{i,.v; i-i(j;w^..i-: j' :;:.■> Ptopiietor. j, ■j NOTICE, * HrtflE Undersigned is prepared to J_ treat witby and others requiring ttie use of Paddocks for grazing purposes within one ! mile; of .Paiiner>ton, ' ' Size of Padaocks, 17, 25, 30;5Qf and ! 60 acres. * EXCELLENT FEED AND JFarmers attendipg the weekly and monthly sales held ;m Ealmerston ;will find,it to their "advantage, to yake 1 arrangemeiiy K&iW vis* of tfbov© ' Paddbckr. Apply to {^ i ; J. CARROLLJ ';;.;" _ Clarendon Hotel,;%? •;>; : Palmejrgtbo' ftorih; I Tji LI O T W A SOLICITOR, PALME'ftBTOI?r NORTH. f PIANOPOBTE TTJmN& AND REP^^RjtW^i l\'jj x{ BT MRTi pLLERT niLB&RT - - j mmmmmm-m Making four visits m the.year between New Plymouth and Fj^nier^ispn,i^aJJirig| at all the town and country" districts,' having with him a good supply of-aIL ■'kindß> of .m»terial(fQr/«repai^ng Pianos, and Harmoniums, Ac, Pianos tuned by the year. >hh ii% xiate- advertisements. ' h:;:,[ BATfKS' Egyptian War Diorama exhibits at the Foresters* Hall, Palmerston, on SATUiRDAY and MONDAY, 27th and 29th of October. Commences at 8 oclock".' ;•■- — -Yu W.GRAHAM, Agent. WANTJEDrr-For, a Sheep.Station, a ;>: boundary ■. rider, or shepherd, also a handy man tp.look after a garden must be able to milk and make himself generally, OseM-: Appjy>: to John Davies, Wirokino Station, near Foxton. '■ -I '' '' ■ , '.' : .';. : : WANTSD—.TO lease 100 or 200 acres of good grazing land, j j*n*>..,r,-n-, TO. LE^t)-)-£4OO to £1000 at a low rateof interest, but the secmity must be first class. Apply to ,Gc. McCaul, Victoria Avenre, Wanganui ' !' f■ Z- l<:\^ y] ■:' >\.lQ._JJ_i_lLLLl—^^J_ ' TM.POBTANT TO ADyEBjTISBIBS., ' ' N.fl.—The MisAWATTT Standahd, -the Oldest Established Daily Country Newspaper oh; the 5 West Coast, is nneqqslled ftsanadver isms; raedia«h| being more y widely circulated than any other Newspaper m the District.