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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 268, 9 October 1884, Page 1

wiyS'sllotel, POXTON. Edward Jewell liy 3SHES to inform the public ♦' thh£ having assumed the propuetjorship' of the above well known and favorite-hotel, he in.ten.ls to »|.ia«-o n«» expense (o nmke it the most comfortable hotel on (ho coast. None but jexperiencpd servants krpt, and visitors can^rely^on* vine: every attention and divilitv. >■ "'< Tlie Table |^ ill be provided infa aibst | liberal lianuor, ,and the proprietor's long experience as providqre of the late • N.JSj S.S. Company's and otlier boats, will Ins. a gnuriin'te that : none tint tlie Bost of " 'j Ales, Wines, Spirits, 5f0.,l will be rkept m Stock." The Stables^ will be under tho management o| the well-known li. Stanley, late of^Cobb & Co., Foxlop. The Expres^from tl<e Hotel.. wi^ be m attendance on 'night train%*'^>' convoy passengers and luggage for those wishing to ston at the "Hold, Free of Charge. COBB & Cp.'s COACH^ y Start Daily at 5.30 am., from ' Why te't? rHo-tel .for-Weyington, arrive |ng from Wellington at 4.15 p.n:-. The Booking Office is »fc the Hotel, where; Tickets and «li particulars can be obtained.. ■ : ; . Those for Wellington Coach inav rely on being called m time tolmvc hot breakfast before star-iiug. Lessee of the Fox ton- Public Hall, which; is suitabablo for Entertainments, (Lectures* Dancing, Public Meeting*. &c;- ■-" ■> v ; ; : . :„■ CLUB HOTEL, ; Squake, X PiALMKJiSTON NORTH. H. T. AKEB.S PiiOpniETOß. ,(! a te Manager Eutland Hotel,:. ■ " Wanuantu.) Charges Moderate. Fivst-Class Sample Rooms. Good Stabling ' and Secure Paddocks. Every euro taken, but no /rexponsibilitj.' ; ; .-\. Porter m attendance on the am vail of every train. .. Luncheon ... - ... 12 to 2 p.m. .Dinner . ...; : ... 6.p.<tn; WOODYILLE TBM'PiaRAMCSJ HOTEIi. THOMAS "GfILBEIiT ' BEGS to inform his friends and the public that he lihs Pur■c.lirt^'d. the above Hotel, and hus decided to make Extensive Improvements, which, when com pletttd; will ;com j >are favourably with any HoLelVinrthe district. . ....... v A first-class table s is kopt.and Tcui}>e*"Aiice Diinks pt'.. every de-crip-tion cau be had at the Bai\* Visitors 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, £\ per week. MciLs and Beds,. Is. Good Stabling and Paddocks. T. Gl LBEPtT .v! . Proprietor . Mi; K. C. ' ;■;• DEBATING SOCIETY. Chief Debate or|December : 26, 1884, at &15 p.m.. 50Q Member| at Each, To be presentedlto the following:—; President ..| '... ..^£lso Vice President | ' .;.••;. ...; 100 Ex yice-Presid|nt ... '. ..;; 75 Working Committee (divided) 75 Overseers (divided %... ... 100 ■ Total ? S ?"C ""'* '^3500 If not sufficient members, the honorarium pro rata, and^ worliirig expenses to be deducted Eesult slip posted to each member immediately after examination, liegistered letters and telegrams hot accepted.* Add two stamps for. reply and result. Applications \>y letter only, addressed to "A LPH 'A,! Care of ..S. Abkabams, Box No. 19, Post Office, Palmerston North. . , : -; TO FARMERS. Seed Oats, Seed Oats. /"PHE undorsigned' have to arrive— 1000 Sacks Danish, Sparrow-bill, and Tartarian Seed Oats. Also, • 5000 Sacks Tale and Seed Potatoes, for sale Cheap. '■ ? •'' • • ■ • ___ ' ■■'■•'•.•.■•' WALKEK 8f HATEICK, •"'"' WANGANUI.