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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 225, 20 August 1884, Page 1

Whyte's Hotel, FOXTOK; Edward Jewell WISHES to inform the public thixt having assumed the proprietorship' of the ah6y#'*el!-kridwn^ * aid" favorite hotei,"he intends to spare iio expense to make it the most comfortable hdleV pn, the' ppa^.V'N6^r>v! r bui_experienced Hervants" kept, and " visitors 'can rely, on rTeOTrrtngrprcrj : attention and civility; ' : '^ ' r LO ' "'" The Table will be provided M a most liberal manner, and the pro-prietors-l ong experience as prririddre ; i: of the late N.Z. S.S. Company's and other boats, will be a gtiarantte that none but the Best of Ales, Wines, Spiriti, SfC, will be kept m Stock, . „ - .. The Stableß will be under •-$&';; I management of the well : known R. Stanley, late of Cobb & Co., Foxfdii. The Express from the.; Hotel wil : be m at£ejiidanfce i jj)a.^riigKt itrsiin.s,|t<i^ , convey passengers and lnggage for those fishing to ston at; the Hotel," •••■ Free of Charge. • : .:...... COBB & Co.'a COACHES , . ; Start Daily at 5.30 a m., from Whyte's Hotel for Wellington, arriving frora.;W.ellipgf»n at. 4.15 v p.ro.. ' The Booking Office is at the Hotel, where Tickets and all particulars can be obtained. : Those for Wellington Coach^mky" 6 : rely on being. p^led f ;in:. time itqhavo „ . hot breakfast before starting. Lessee of the Foxton Public Hall, which is suitabable for Enteiituiaments, Lectures, Dancing, Public Meetings, &c. CLUB- -HOTEL,The Square, > ;.. . ; PALMWsfON NORTH. H. T. AKERS......,......PfippRiETOB t (I ate Manager Eutland Hotel, Wanga,nui.) „ , •.. . ■* ■ THE above begs to inform the public generally that he has opened this newly- built Comniercial and Family Hotel, which he intend?, by civility and constant attention, to make the most popular Hostelry on A' \ the Coast. Private Families, Commercial Gentle- : men, Tourists, Theatricals, and Permanent Boarders will find the Club a ■ comfortable home. ' Charsdl Moderate. Private i Sitting Rooms for Families an,d Permanent Boarders.- -! j Wines, Spirits, ; and Mes • - '- Of the Best Procurable Brands only First-Class Sample Rooms. ' Good Stabling and Secure Paddocks. Every care taken, but no responwibility, '.[ ? .'; Porter m attendAnce on ;tlie arrival-of - '' ' i every train. Luncheon ... ... 12 to 2 p.m. Dinner ... ... 6 p.m. Pallucrston , Butchery, The Square, Palmereton North. ; ■ ;•■■■*" WOODVILLJE fc* ■ ' ■ ■■-.■■.■■■ TEMPERANCE HOTEIi THOMAS GILBEETI BEGS to inform his friends and the public that. he has Purchased the above Hotel, and has decided to make Extensive Improvements, which, when completed, will compare favoxirably with ' any Hotel m the district. "! A 1 first-class table is kept and Temperance Drinks of every description can be had at the Bar. Tisitors will' find all the quiet of a home at the above establishment. Hot Luncheon from 12 to 2 p.m. Meals ai all hours. Board, £1 per week. MeaJs and Beds, Is. v. Good Stalling and Paddocks. T. GlLßEßT,;S,..,Projprietor.-'' ; PAPER B&GS. DBA PERS^-Milliriery Bags from 15/- per thousand. Samples : at Standard Office.