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Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 53, 31 July 1885, Page 1

£ j-^rt^Ll^RSf ON -NORTH; ' ; ■ ; i ;^svr;^Bi>to of Wellington); h i^GySSOxiS to: intimate to the residfeniis : . f.o!3 i '' Cj 6f f T?almerst6n and the^&VelM ;^^|yi^lic, tl»at he has takeW'f W. Htfoifc JElotcl, and is preparod^:cl\it|r : , their wants m a. thoroughly efficient wav, ; : v/o:-.;i :^ * . ' «ol »£/;■ ■■:■'.'•■ Ales, Beers,' l^incs^^^rjil^ of the best quality buily^ijepfe *^f & • » ". AccoiMmo<latioi ; : : : for ti;avellers : uikl faiijilies. . .''"''■ Goach leaves Eoyal Hotel, Palniers\on. Norili, for: .^apier -at* 7 evory ijtornin«r j sind for .Masterto?) eveiy Monday, Wednesday, arid' Fj-hlay, at 1.30. pin. :

CLUB HOTEL The Sqtjake, : PALMKRSTON NORTH.; H. T. AKERS...;. .Profrietok. . Charges Moderate* First-Class Sample Rooms Good Stalling and. Secure- Paddocks. Every care l;»ken, but- no respbn>ibility; ->■■'; Porter m attendance oh the arrivalM every train. Luncheon ... ..V vl2 to 2;p.m. Dinner ... ... 6 .p.m."

Feilding Hotel, KIMBOLTO'Sf HO AD. J. HASTIE BEGS to inform the public, his patrons, and friends, that he has opened the ■FEIIiD ING HOTEL. ■ That the 1 house has been re-fur-i nished right throughout, that additions and alterations conducive to the greater comfort and convenience of ' the public have been conpleied,.and that every endeavour will be made, and no expense, spared, to make the bouse one of the best on 'the' Coast. Everj convenience for Boarders,' Travellers, and Visitors, who may rely on civility and attention. The Liquors are of the Best Brands. Billfards ! Billiards I. ha'stie" • PROPRIETOR. .

■N'JEVW MARKET VIG TOR LAV AVENUE, ; WANG AN UI. Jairies ; Watkins v• •• .proprietor. .The Prbi>rietor of the above Hotel, m drawing the attention .of the Sporting, . Traveiluig, ancl General Public to his Hostelry, wishes to' inform them tljat he hiismade \ - Extensive Alterations to • tho aboye : Premises, which have' been ' ENTIRELY RENOVATED. - Haying Extensive Accommodation on the Premises; J.W. intends holding a •WES Kjj'j,. -MiRK E T^ The same to be Held m His Yards Every Saturday, 'Thus affording Settlers an opportunity of 1 Buying, Selling, or Exchangihg All kinds of Farm and other ., Produce.

The Proj>riet6r ftas spared iib expense m making the necessavy Idiprovemeiits. ;- : A SPACIOUS BAR Has been ; Fitted up, haying Three En- - ti-iahces, with "a . COSY ROOM BE HIND Where Commercial Travellers, Farmers and. others may transact their " '.-;.■■' ;■' business with privacy anothe"r bar Adjacent to the^ Sale Yards, is also Open, Tlib Billiard llooiii Has been entirely disconnected from, the Hotelj and, will be, found to be one of the best-appointed on the. (Joast. . , A Lift, with Speaking Tube, ednnpets. ; . with the '-■ ' TJPSTAinS SITTING-BOOM, So that private parties wishing to be •served with refreshments can obtain them without passing through the Bars. . The whole Hotel has been fitted up with a view to providing the utrncst comfort 'and convenience to the Travelling , : : aiid General Public. J.W. has had considerable experience m hotelJvCcping, and can assure those who patronise- him that all flgf WINES & SPIRITS Will l:e of the llest obtainable Brands, "and ■^ that no pains will, be Spared, by the " PrcprJctor to secure the com«s -i^'ifort of Yisitoj-s to hil'Hotel,