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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 128, 29 April 1884, Page 1

■■"■■ ■ i 1 i ■■■■■— *^ii— <^M^^^i|l, V| M anawatu H otel; " AVEJf IE, ' • •■.''''' rox ton; niHE Proprietor having made con- _| sidcrable alterations and addition^ to Lhe Hotel, sparing nothing, m onlea to provide < omJortable and " ' convenient -accommodation lor botli Travellers and Boarders, respectfully ". solicits a continuance, of the public : patronage. ! .'■ Newly -Erected Sample Rooms.. : Excellent Cuisine. , , „ . First.Cla«s Billiard Table. Good Stabling and Paddocks. . Buggies and Horses always on hand. .The IWannwaiu Hotel Express will" uirct. the night- train, and convey travellers to ihe hotel FREE' OP ' CHARGE. OTTO BERKEFELD,. ■ : PROPRIETOR. •;;'- --1 Whyte's Hotel, Edward Jewoll' {v YjH ISLIES. to inform tl»e / ) * '? th:.t having assumed the propi ietoi ship of the above well-known and favorite hotel, he intend-; to no expense to make it the most ebrri- : " ! fortable hotel on the coas>. None but experienced servants kept, and visitors can r.-ly on recei\inij every ' attention find civility. The Table will be provided m a most liberal -manner, »aud..the p'io-C"> prietqr's long experience as> providore of the bite N.Z. S.S-. Company's and '. .; other boals, will be a guarantte that ; none but the Bist of Ales, w WineS) Spirits, : £fc. f . ; •/ , • will be kept m Stock. The Stables will . be under the management of t lie well-known'- R. * Stanley, late of Cobb & Co., Fox ton. The E.\]>rcss from tre Hotel; will l«i m attendance on night trains, to convey passengers and luggage for those wishing to stop at the Hotel, Free of Chargk{' ' ; ;. . .•■** COBB & Co.'s 60 ACHES Start Daily at f 5.30 a.m., from WhyteV Ho.tel for Wellington, amv r V ing from Wellington- at 4.1 f> p.m. The -Boufving Office is at tlie llofel, '-• «hei|e Ticket*} and -all particulars can be obtained. • Tliiol'e for Wellington Coach may rely ion .being willed m time to have hot breakfast before starling. ' Lessee of the Fox ton Public Hall, , whicb is '--suitabable. for Entertain?... inenl.N' Lectures, Dancing ; Public • ; . ; Meetings, &c. CLUB HOTEL,; 1 ' Tiie Square, ' -i,v. -. PALMKKSTON NOUTG. ..' . I-I. T. AKERSJ... ...PcoiMrtEfop, :' '. ( ate Ma,nage.r ijiitland Hotel, ', ; Wanjj-ttuai.-) ... •;:,,;. „/. HR;! IE aljove 1 'Cgs t o 1 n fo'rjn ; the ' ; , X' public generally that j;c Ims ''^ o[iene<l this- newly-built Commfivittl , - and Family Hotel, which he intends, ' by civility and .constant attention, id make the most popii la r .Hostelry on . - ' : the Coast. • .. (! . v1 r Private Families, Commercial GrSntle^ ' ' h inen,'/i\)uri<ls, =T.heaU'icatf,'' and/PeV : '!'''. ~. nianent Boarders' will tind c the Club a .. ■. eomfortahVliome. • ■ .. -. : C-litii'gcs Moderate.' <:! ;i Private Sitting Rooms for. Families, and Permanent Boarders. ■ l - ■ ■ Wines, Spirits,. :and »Aleß, c? ** "" '•' -■" "'■•■'■-'• » 'Sri: nssX £^$ *» OF the Best Procurable. Brauds only. First-Class Roonis. fl Good Stabling and. Secure,;' Pad-p .... '. docks. Every care taken, but jftq ' '". . '.", ■ ■:, rcspoii-ibi'lity. ,'.'•.-,', .! '. j Porter m attendance on j.he. arrival of every train.. Luncheon ... , .^-: , 12 to^2,p.m. .- J i , ; ( . Dinner- .... .... 6,}>.m. ( ',.",.j:.', f 'j I ■ ,- ' , ' . " . ' . ; zzzxz^yjjr.'l ! SUPPORT LOCAL INuUStTvY. Summers & Go. ll AEti A TED ; WAT ER ; A NJ) CORDIAL MANUFACTURE^.j [ i{f feildils^: 1 - 1!- - ■ !- ■": .:iL^. -.. M:.;7.-^ii?-,,-, ; --r SYRUPS;! Tonic. !l Warer*/'o6»i dials, Cringer Ale, Champagne, «. ider, &07 Goods, ftu- warded by.R^i^ .qi\ Waggon, throughout the DistiTei. " ' i! l ; t'urity and Quality 1A ft Oi'dei-8 Promptly utteuded to, " '' yi^