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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 230, 26 August 1884, Page 1

Whyte's Hotel, FOXTO IST. Edward Jewell : . TTTISHES io inform' the public V* \ thsxt having assumed the pro.-.. , pvietorship of the .above well-known ~ M ..andfavont^liotdj he iutonJs tbfspii^o; •no: expense to make it the most com*--;forlablo on ..tjho /N«y^B i but experremted^ se^anfe-kVpt, asiH^.' ii visitoijs can rely on i f ecei\ing every attention s an d civjtljty.! ...';■.;...;'.•' ■ The Table will be provided, im, a most liberal manner, and the proprietor's^lqiig expeijjeflce, aa providore of the ; late N.Z. S.S. Conipau vV and ! othei^ boats, will be'a giianmt't'e'that \.-ir--.\ { none butjtlve.Bes^of ■-.-•. .-.: ' Ales, Wines, iiSpifyts/.Sf.Cx, „,.', \ will be kept m Stock. The! Stables- will be • \nider ; the ; management of the well-known; :■'■&.■ ' , Stanley, late of Cobb & Co., Foxton. The: Express from the Hotel wifi. be m altendHNCe on' niglat lraius,^o convey passlngers and' luggage for . those wishing to ston at the Hotel, 1 Free 6f CliAßdEl ; •• . • .• C(|)BB & Co'.'s COAOIIFS ' Start pity V -AA r 5:30 •• ;a ; \U.\ , frV)ih -: ; WbytnV Hotel for Wellin.£;l> it. at riving fr6m Wellington Hi' tf-.S T> p.m. The J].oo-l<iiig'(i)Jlice' ig at \XiA Hotel,.; :•.-. whore ffickcts and all particulars can be obttpnod. ■<•■>-»• ••'. Tho^e Coacli"; liiay -.' ? rely on befng called* m time Ho hay« hot breakfast' before' Wt»iKingi{ ni. i'r i- ,;.; ,-. licsspeof (lie Foxtoii PVil/hV'Hall, A which i" ls # suitabable .for; l^ntertnin- , ; tnonls,! Lectures, i>ancing^ Public Meetings, &c. ■' ■ ; ■'•'-• . ■ [ ■ : ' f:■ it -. ■ - • ■...,.• The Square, PALMIsRSTOX FORTBT. H. T. AKEES :..■ ...B-bptfifirbß, (late Manager Rutland Hotel, Wanganui.) THE above biggs to: mform ,the public genei-ally that he has opened this newly ; built Commercial and Family Hotel, which he m ten (If, ! l)y civility -and constant attention, to, make the most popular Hostelry on j the [Coast. ■ , ; . * . .".i ; / Private Families, Commercial Gentle- t men, tourists,- iTheatrical^, andper- immanent Boarders will find the Club a I I comfortable home Charges Moderal<». - Private Sitting Rooms, for Families ajnd PeriviiiiVeiit Boarders! - 1 ' • Wines, Spirits, and Ales Of tlie'Bcst Procurable lirauds only Firsi-Ciaiss'. feauii»lo IS'oovis; | ; V _Good |Stal>iing and •: Secnrei 'Puddocks. | Every care taken, but no ; ! re.si)on.-ibility. ' .';'.' : ";' ' ' \ '■' • 1 V '' Porter m attendance on the, arrival of * „,' j t lexdty itnxin.l In :.': ■ v Lun^ejon ..f - 1: :i !.. '12 to' 2 p.miv^ pinu'er; 6 p. m# ? Gebrge & Co., Palmerstou Butchery, ; : ■ The Square, .Palmeirston North. • ;wo6Dvii,LiE ,; TEJnjpEjUAwcie hotel. .' . ' THOMAS. GILBERT- :! - T)EG;S to inform- his friends and J_y the public that he has Purchased iho above Hotel, and has decided to make '. : ■ . Extensive which, When completed, will compare fa<voi#aMy with any Hotel m the- • district.- ■ ■„ ■ \: A first-class table is kopc and Temperance Drinks of every de-crip-tion cau be had at the Bar.' . . . .;. :. •' Viijitors will find tVH'- the : q'uic'i. of a liomo at'flie-ahovo' e^tai.lishuic'nt. ".'. Hot ; Luncheon from 12 to 2 p m Meals at all hours. 8..an1, £1 j, e c week. Mejilsand- Boris, Is.' 1 '- "*- " ' Good iStdblinj/' and' Paddocks? ' T. GILBEIiT;.I~.;;;FKo^iy-r6ii, A > r --PAPER BAOS. l ■' ■' '■■ T^llAPMfi&'-Millmevy 1 Ban* frooi ; - : ■AJt- lsM™<^i6nMxd. : -Sa'im'ies 1 '"- --at Standard OfHce. * U! i