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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 129, 30 April 1884, Page 1

Manawatu H6te(, : ' Avenue, ■ • -' - : " ' •'• FOX TON," ' riIHE Proprietor having made coti^ I siderable alterations and additions to the .Hotel, sparing nothing, m ordea to provide '< omfortable and " cc.n venient accorivmodatibn for both Ti a vel lers aiid Bbariilei's, iespeictf »W )y solicits a cbritlnu&tice of the'public patrbridge. Netuhj Erected Sample R&&MB.' Excellent Cuisine.'" , ", ' Flrst-Ulass Billiard Table, '■: /Good Stabling aud Paddocksl < Buggies and Horses always on 'hand^: The '■■■ Miinawatn Hotel Express : wili? meet the night train, and convey ■travellers to the hotel FREE <o* ■ CHARGE.; - : --"! '.•■-■.•.- OTTO .B^RIijEFE^D, i PROPRIETOR; ■:,;.'.;:: k,

! FOXTO X".- --; ■■;■■ 1 - v : ".Ml.i/.Edward Jovy:felt" TT/.ISHES to inform the public V ? thht having assumed the propiietojship' ot tne^tafto^eisfell^kntfwrf and favorite hotel, he intends to spare no expense to make it theinost comfortable hotel on : ' the coasvi / None ; but experienced servants kept, and visitors can rely on receiving every attention ; and civility. •: ;.,%•'.' jr The Table will" be provided ma. most liberal' manner, 'and the pjrp r , jirieio'r's long experience as providore of the late N.Z. S.S. Compauy's and ptfi or boats, will bo a guarantee that none' but the Best'- i>f > M J'j \ ; Ales, Wines, Spirits; Sfc, ' : - [ will be kept m Sfcocte. : / - ■■M '■-■ : .2, -4^-"v':«?v':^ . -r-r. '■ ••■••'■-'i'he Stables will be., tinder the roan.-tgement of • the well-rknown. It. Stanley, la|.e'^fjQpUb'&^JDp., \ '" Thjs Express^ W 'Hotel • WilJbe m attendance on night trains, to convey passynjiers.' and ; Jug/gage for those wi.sljing to stop at the Hotel, Fuee or Charge. - ■ ! COBB & : Cp.;s.gp ACHES.,, „ Start D;uly' at 5.30 'a.ni., from Whyte'f HofeK for W'e.llington, arpiv- _ ing from Wellington at 445 p.m. The Booking Office is «'t the' Hotel, 1 where Tickets and all particulars can bo obtained. Thofevtfor Wellington Goach ; may . rely on being called m time to have hot breakfast before starting. Lessee of the i, Foxton Piiiilic Hall; which is suitabable foiv Eutertainment*, Lectures, Daucing, Public Meeljings; &c./ . v . .-.-.. ■•Ji

CLUB: HOT El!; The Square,PALMKRSTOX NORTH. H. T. AKERS.... ...PRbpRiETOB, ( ate Manager Rutland ' Hotel, j "Wanganui.J , J,, fB^HE above begs to inforni .th^ I public generally that Jie"|ias r opened this newly built .Commercial and family Hotel, which he intends} .by civility arid'eonstant : a'ttientioiY,*td make the most popular 'Hosteliybn : the Coast. :i < ■■'■■> Private Farailiesj Commercinl jGrentlei-' men, Tourists, Theatricals, and Per- , manent Boarders will nnd: the Club a comfortable home. v. Charges Moderate. Private Sitting Rooms for Families and Permanent Boarders. Wines, Sjnrits, and Ales Of the Best. Procurable Brand's only. First-Class Sample Rooms. ■ i • ■■ ■ i . . ■ . . . . i.., Good Stabling and Secure ' Paddocks. EVery care taken^ but hfr • responsibility. . c .>i:: Porter m attendance on the arrival of - r . every train. ■ "'; Luncheon ' ... ... 12 to 2 p.ni. Dinner ..'. ..'." 6 p.m. ■ij SUPPORT LOCAL INDUS I'R^ Summers &'O -&■ - AEIt A TED \V AT KR AN J) CQll,. DIAL MANUFACTURERS, mLBMGr. •■ ■ ■ v .--,; ■:., SYRUPS, Tonic Water.-,' Cordials, Qinger Ale,. Chaimjagoe, Vider,' ~&6. l J ' ' : Goods forwarded by Rail or Waggon .• ■•^throughout the DistilifcU ,'/ : , W. Purity and Quality Quaranteed. . Orders Promj>tily attended 1 tol '^