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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 243, 10 September 1884, Page 1

Whyfe's Hotel, Tip JSHES to inform the public W l - thKt liaViivg a&u'med the pw ' piietorship of 'the al>ov« well-known .andjavofite hotel, ~hojrotend« v to spar* no d^perfse to timW ttHh%*mbivt comfortable hotel on the coast. Noot visitoryeVn^x»l/~ dh* receipts; Wery attention and civility. ?he'TaHle^iJlbo pvoildea m a most .and the proprietor s'lorig. experience as proriuora of the la^c<N.Z. S..S.- CoinjMjuy's and oilier boats,, will be a gunmntte thai none but tlie Best of Ales, Wine&, Spitite- ifc, '■ '■'' will be kept m Stbcic ' Stables ' isl 1* vm^r th* niana|enieut of- tHe % Stanley, late of CotiD >; £ < '&?, Foxton. The Express from the Hotel wil be m attendance on night trains, to convey a)id §U§gag# fir gho«e* wishing itdu **V the'Hetel, Freb op Chaege. •,,,:/.• <.\ COte & i Go/s CaA.CHES Start Daily at, p.%0 am., from Whyte'fi'flfiteV fdr'Wfel!ingt»h« arriVing from Wellington at 4.15 p.m, Tlie Boolcing 6ffic« is lit the Hotel, where Tickets and all particulars Dan be obtained. . Those for Wellington Coach may )-felyJoft>emgJs»lle|l| g *^i^|tpyiv« hot breakfast before starting. li,esaeo of the Foxton Public Hall, which is smtabablb for fent«rtuiiinients, Lectures, ;Daucing, .Pabli* Meetings, <&c. GLUB MOTEL, The.-Sqi7Abe, PALM ERSTON KORTB. h: t: m^~jy^u^im»t 9 (lato M^uagef; Jutland Hotel, Wan«anui.) Charges Moderate. First-Class Sample Rooms. Good Stalling and ' Seciire r Paddocks. Every care tatkeu^ but no respon^ibilityv Porter m attendance on the arrival of every train. Luncheon ... ... 12 to 2 pin. Dinner , 6 p.m. Palmerston Butclier j, ■". Tlie / Satire, * Palmersfcii I Nortli^ WOODVILLE -tEJHPEBAIVCE HOTEIi -TH(toy| 'iQttlßßßii*? - BEOS' ito inform lii« friends and the public that he ha« Purchased the above Hotel, and. has ifo* cided to make ■-; Mtmsivg Xmprptifaimte, f which, when completed, will compare favourably with any Hotel m the district; ■/-..-:■ : ;ai; : j A first-class table is kopt and Tempo*-ince Drinks of every dooription cau be had at the Bar^ ; - Visitors will find all the quiet of* home at the 'alipve establishment. ' Hot Luncheon frprn 12 to,2.p.m^ Meals at all hours. Board, £1 |»er week. Meals and Beds, la. ' ; Good Stabling and Paddocks. T. GlLßEßT... ...^...Profmetob. FLOURS . .:',• ". ■' ASK Fo4 l«*7'J''-' ,1" * Cham fee rl^r(^ J Admitted toidfJ^^^^^^ •■■;' Manawqtu. , ! ; ; '% Y^HAMBKRLAIN^ ik the v only* Vy -JMill that is fitted with apph> anccs, fov ; . th^roughl^ ts:y«(g*ellJk %yheats essential to making Good . ; ■..'•■■■ Flb-U'r-'. '■ ■■■'-':; ■■'.'.> '-i -A Orders. punctually attended to. V W. E. CHAMBERLAIN, Fetlding Steam Flour WliL %& To be obtajjued at MibVerMt £