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Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 2, 9 May 1885, Page 1

Clarendon Hotel, PALMEBSTON NORTH, JAMES CARROLL . rpHE Proprietor's name is sufficient, X guarantee for every attention and civility. Tourists.," Theatrical Companies, and the Travelling 1 Public generally, well looked after at Tlie Clarendon. SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION. Good Stabling and Secure Paddockin J LIQUORS only of Firsl-Class Quality kept m stock. JAMES CARROLL, PBOPRIETOR. Feilding Hotel 9 KIMBOLTOW ROAD. \ J. HASTIE • BEGS to inform tlie public, his patrotis, and friends, taafc he has opened the FEILDING HOTEL. That the. house lias been re-fur-nished right throughout, that additions and alterations conducive to tlu> greater comfort and convenience of the public have been conpleiwl, ami that every endeavour will be made, ami no expwis« spared, to make th« house one of the best on the Coast. Evoi;\ convenience for Boarders, Travellers, and Visitor*, who may rely on civility and attention. The Liquors are of the Best Brands. BSilliards ! BSiHiards I. HA~STIE PROPRIETOR Photography. PORTRAIT ||jpp) GIFTS. SHAILEE'S Portrait Gallery, Palmerston North. WHILE thanking the public for past patronage, G. W. S. begs to notify his intention of continuing for ONE MONTH longer to present customers ordering one doz. or more Photos with a full-size Cabinet; Picture . Car te-De- Visit c, 15/- per dozen, j and 7/6 per half dozen. Cabinets, j 25/- per do/en and 15/- per half dozen. The undersigned desires to nofify I that he has taken the scudio of Mr Folios, of Manchester-street,- FEILDING, and intends visiting that town on Wednesday iv each week. Photographs can be enamelled at a small extra cost. The process which has become so popular of late, adds greatly to the appearance of the photo. Address — G, W. SHAILER, PHOTOGRAPHER MAIN-STREET PEOGEESS. PEOSPERITY i Vehicles for the Million. CALL at my Coach Factory, Kimbolton Itoad, Feilding, or see my Agent, Mr Graff, and secure A' BARGAIN. Any kind of Vehicles, new and completely furnished, sold on deferred payments, extending over a period of twelve months, placing it within the 1 means of even THE POOREST SETTLER, By paying a small deposit and a trifle of his monthly earnings to secure his own dray, and have some say m the 1 money to be spent on THIRTY MILES OF METALLING In the Manchester Block next spring, besides miles of«road-makiug and £2000 To be spent every year for some time to come m improving and beautifying our Borough. [ Robert" parr,