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Manawatu Standard, Volume XII, Issue 1744, 26 June 1886, Page 1

•? BALMERSTON NORTH. .. .'(Lttteof Wellington), - .;.. BEGS -to' intimate to the residents of (Palmereton. ans the travel* ling* ptttilio,\ that he lias taken t'li& alH>vi> Hotnljiand-TS prepared to cater to theii;vwaHifti|i a fliorouglily tefficfc;; .ent-wa^vvv,-;-:' . ■;■ >• -r^^ife: ;fe 4 of the best q^aiity^^nj^ep^ '"^ Superior Jl^kl^m^^ t for liraveliera add families.' &s&'£ Coach lieaves Eoyal Hotel^ Palnierston North, for papier Rt.7 every ■ morning; and- for .Master ton every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at KIMBOLTO^ BO AD; jIMSTIE BEGS to inform the public, his patrons, and friends, that he has opened the ' <• FiJILPING HOTEL. ; That the house has .been re-fur-nished right throughout, that atldi-' tionVand alterations conducive to the greater co|rnfort and 'convenience of the public^ have, been coriplet-ed, and that every| endeavour, will be tuade, and no expense spared, to make the hsuse one bf fhe best on the. Coast. ' Every convenience- for Boarders, Travellers,! apd VbitoW^ who m*J rely oni. civility and attentionThe Liquors ure of the Best Brvids. BUUards! BUUairdc i: H AST IE propriet6r. REDUpTTQN IN FRIGE. [BBTABMBHED 1878.] ■■,•■; v^?|ONH &UINBA PUB TEAB. n >HB itoore is mailed to Sobscribera orerySAxU h "Ay DAT Morning, and oontainithe lajeit ujiprmj ' tlon obtotaftblerf ßflte M gale;Mortoge« rf Stode' Wool lieM, Agricultural iaeM.B»itoente.Affl a d»Yito of Stttirfaction, &q., and publijbej aU »»«*" relating to Bantouptoy, Lettew P»t»»t. Ac, op to wdrtSnoe ; arid: en<iburaged byita past »ncce«Lthe TOoprietorbegs to assure his numorouaeubaqribew throughout tie colony that neither labour nor exJe^T^iU be In sußtaining Itß W^X wrved reputation m c moat reliable of its Idnaia N Tif^S^earl Index will injuture j be isiued lepaTOtfe^at an extra charge of Pive Shillingtper W KOm-Sttb<crjklon vtth .„*&s* annum ; without Index, ■ . ■ JLTkVLR U>- ADV jfStderirouf of ßub»oriWn ? , the.OAMTTB will i pleaJe tend their namet and addrewn to B. T WHKBOB. »o. 8. Btafford-itreet. nnnedin. . tQSEPIJ SOLER, Wine : Matoiitactiirer, . Otnoger Vineyard,; Wan«anm Has. much pleasure m palling the attention of the public of ; • (yanganui, and also the surrounding Districts to the large and varied JStdck on hand of his t 6wn inannfactored Wines. Mb Solbb eßpeciaiiy wishes. to call the attention of hbtelkeepers and the public generally to the excellent quality of these Wines, as will be seen by the following Awards. The Wines Mb SoLEasent to. the Melbourne International Exhibition m 1880, when competing with those from all parts of the world, obtained Six Prizes. Be also obtaiued First Medal for these for ?ujity.at the Christchorcb International -Exjubitiori, 1882. These Wines were alßo exlnbited -at the Ashburt'on Industrial Exhibitiorij held onthe 20th March, 1882, arid re- ; ceived from the Judges First Award of Merit, and also awarded the Gold, Medal at the New Zealand' Industrial Exhibition, 1885, Wellington. '. , ' ; .. „ _. Mb S«ii«R would recommend customers to try an >Bsorte.d dozen of these Wines, 30s per dozen. Cash, purchasers will receive 2s m the £ t For orders above '6 dozen the freight will be Free . to. apy station round Wanganui Distnct. 'Orders promptly attended to. > r i(^ P.S.— Th«pe wine* are not fortified, and are, also free c from drugs of any kind. There are also ihany different assortments of Wines m sipck that are, not^mention'edip the list. PBIdffLIOT. POBT— -This is a good wholesome Wine, ■.. £A lAg ■, ■ '■>;.,■ ■■■ ■ . ■ .' : MANOANILLE SflßßßY^This is of mild taste, aud is- a good • flavored Winei JBLIOs.. , XX)NBTANTIA--Tbis is a good, rich „ i -flavored Wine. £1 10s. MBSCAT-^This Wine is a little sweet, ,-: , and rich flavored. ;&}&•■■.; . VERDEILHO— TbiB Wine is full.bod:ed »nd good flavored. £1 10s. HOCK— This wine is light, and a little rough m flavor. £llos. PHILLIPS' WAIBAEAPA. PEIVATE ■H *%. H TEL* ; QUEEN-ST., MASTERTON, IB now open, and will be found replete with every conceivable comfort. All the convenience of a ffm-class home are, «tovW*d every room being furnished kSw&fc^liupeQton cljeerfuUy tovited. *SS3r-.4«to&: of wcuring apartments wISSoiWiU to wlBWnAf ;»t once with !Sft Sntook alte? torio|, Come mod Ipok •WWBS imh wlthout4«uHJJf