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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 124, 21 April 1884, Page 1

Manavyatu Hptp| t ,,. .Avenue, FOXTON. TrlE;iPropiieti»r having made coii-i : siderabjie , arterations and addi-. . tiorisstoithe H6tel, sparing nothing* r . m ordf a to . pi ovide < omfortable And-' convenient .apcpmmodation for Jwth ■I-ravellers and ißoardei"s, respectfully solicits a continuance of the ptffifib „•••' ••; ..... ,pi»tronßge. doted Sample Rooms. 'Excellent Cuisinej 0 . . v / /iM First-C lass Billiard Tkbl«l, ' ; ' ! . Goqd Stabling aud Paddocks. Buggies and Horses always on hand. The; Manawatu Hotel Express " _wi|l L meet the night train, and con Vey ' travellers to (he jliiitfer FRER.'-p* .' ;U; ,.,, ;i; ,'M c^AiiQE. „,,..,; -'^ ' ' Of TO BjEiKEFEO); ■" ! - : .. f PROPRIETOR. Whyte's Hotel, Edward J;eweH[ ■ • • ■•:.' ;■■■ ••.': : .v. .'i ;\i : ; /',-]' i \T"/]SHES;to inform the public V T that having a.ss.q l mt>.d the pxp-7 ptietotshin ofr the above well -known ' and favorite hotel, he intends to sparo : no expense to : tuakei it the mos.t com- ,' jtovta.b^o hotel oß.^Lhe poasj. None but experienced- servants k«-pt f anil' ' visitors can r|?ly on receiving .every 1 uttentioasind (civility. J "* - ' < !The''TtU)le| will be provided loTa „ most liberal manner, and the propi*ietor'i< long experience. «s ])royitlore r , of the late N.Z. S.S. Company's and other boats, will be a:guaran>U,e th%lj . : : ; ■ . none bub the Best of A les, W ines, Spirits] §&, ■ ■■■ \ • -.\ will I c kept m Stock. - * "rh ? l Stabl >s wil \ l ' tie 1 SinUeK tte»' ; •? maniigemeut of the well-khown R.; ' St»»iiley,rlal,e of Gobb ft-Go-.-, Eoxton* . The i Express from \be Hotel will b« m attendance on night trains,- to ? cpu vey passv'n^eivS and , luggage fpr; > : ; tiio^e^wii>lnniir tarstoj*' at the-rUqleI x y . Free of Cimrgk. „>.-.., . - . „ j ' J ' • ■ ■ COBB fc Co.'s CoiOHES A • Daily at] 5,30;. a.m., from WJiyjte^. Hotel for Well ingtoji, aj;riyili'g'frotn \ Wellington at 4.15 p.m. .:T43s Bookiug Q^h>>e<.^,af Jhe^lytel, , wher« Ticke|ts and all paHicularn can be obtained.! - '" r .4 i „ Thole for Welliflgtoh Coach may rely on being called m time to have hot breakfast befpvo stju;ting. Lesscooflthe Foxton. Public Hall, which is' s^iitabable f6r : 1 ' ' men is, Lectures, Dancing,' Public Meetings. <$!c. • r --- ■'- .1 V. j •• i V-- „. t f-;

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■ '""<-<* f ! t .,,;:i(* j.,,,. „| j IJ;1 1 ;.;.',■'■..'.:"■'' Th]?. Sqdaee, — — • PAL&:KRSTON i^okTff. H r T, AEERS;..!;^.....pßbpßiEfcm, ;/ (:. ate, Manager Rutland llptei/"' 1 ' "; : ;;•;;"" : j Wangamiy) u tT , K^ r -dJ riIHE aboveibegs,'/ tonßfprmi .p, ■•JL ' : public -generally that he has opened th j> newly built?* CoraßKr^ql , a an<l Faiiiilt Hote\,, whjqh, he, intends, li \' ci vil ityjand constant' attenticin, to '• makerthe iniost popular HosCetiy on ' ' "-■- ';/••■■= '^tne^^Cdast:! Y'AWJ J? j , •;.■•• ; .•■■-i;!o t s »f 1. i ,;:.;.,= -m: I . U UL. \L Private F;vmilies, Commercial-Gentle-men, i\)utfisiS, q 'Tli^ati i ical«, :i and P«r« -w,-, niaiient BJardeVs wjli find • (fee GixxhM ?■ , „ , , , qomfortable home; j {.::/; ( .*c.j "■' ! - ::: ; — : - '-■■ :, : uiul .. r .-i Charges JTloderate* . \^ Mj :!j , ! '•>■>■> t.-M-hv-.ir.MißUm Private Sitting Rooms for Families and Pennanetff Bdiirdoikl fi;j aoria ' " ' Wine*, Spirits, muifAk*^ Of thfe iß<|.st Procurable BiSi^r^njjr. First-c|lass si^le Roii^fiOO J Good /jStabiing and Selare"!!!---1 docks, fevery care ( fake' ty lwtfm<*{) , M '; ! responsibility. . „ . „ 4 Porter mj attendance pn. the amyalpf ' 1 •if j ..^very.tiram,^ 1( ; v / "1.^.;: :LunchepA^ a .'; 1 .' iTrrr T ! :. '^lof p^° f: iDiiiuejf. j 6 p.m. B 4 SPP^OPT LOCAL INDtlgT&y. r ED WATER AND OOR^ ; D^L^ANOTACTfTR^p- ;:,,,.,, FEILDING.— ,'■) LiU: « i L-? A <T T SYRUPS, Tonic Watewf C 0V 5 dials, Gingev'A^^PftfifjUg^ T .X^^f t j, K ,j JMJrIO Goods forwarded by^aft < : a rj : throughout the District; ■l""^i\ .wudsj J.-iUtiauv/ -k/1 novig ooh;] Js; Purity and Quality Guaranteed. i .«."-)f«mr?-,o > '; n > iij-iu^a /o/>Y . 1 Promptly atteniei to, 1 -Ai Ai«ft (f-.> -b/;4-/uuv7