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Manawatu Times, Volume II, Issue 31, 3 February 1877, Page 1

ROYAL.^^^^^S HOTELS • Palmeeston Noeth. THE f Proprietor begs to, thank his friends and patrons m the district, and the travelling public generally for the large and increasing support bestowed upon him, and m return assures alLthat his constant aim>is to keep and supply the>very,best Liquors obtainable. No second quality of anything is kept, m the house, and its specialities are, CONVENIENCE, CLEANLINESS, & COMFOET, With all -the qualifications of a firstclass Hotel. SAMPLE ROOMS For Travellers., BILLIARD -ROOM With every Convenience. LIVERY- & BAIT- STABLES On an' Extensive &' Complete Scale. SEOTJEE PADDOCKS, Well grassed. SADDLE-HORSES, BUGGIES, &c, Always on hire. BATHS. Office -for Cobb and Co.'s Telegraph Line of Coaches between Wellington, Wanganui, Napier*, "and 'the » Wairarapa District. '\ ' 'A Time. Table ;^f Poaches. (Passengers book^d-to'all Stations.) r _ Arrivals': From Napiee every Monday andThurs- .' day, 2.30 p.m.y r ' ' ' From Wellington^ very Tuesday, and Eriday,- 8.10 a.m.; „ From Wanganui every , Monday and Thursday, 4.0, pan.. A From Waieaeapa:- eVery Monday and Thursday, 6.0 p.m. . r - Departures : To Wellington, Mqgday and Thursday, 5.22 p.m. To Wanganui, Tuesday and Friday, 9.0 a.m. ' -£' To. Napiee, Tuesdjjj^ and Fridays, 9.0 a.m. /f. * ..Tp-W^MBAPJik Tuesday and Friday, '6.0 a.m. Tl/T ANAW AT U HOTEL; FOXTON, SAMTJEL TANSLEY, (Late of the Wellington Club), ' Peopeietoe. Every attention and comfort for Visitors and Travellers io the West Coast. THE CELLAB, Is capacious, and is well stocked with Wines! Spirits, and Ales of favourite brands and superior quality. A good. Table is kept and the sleeping apartments are lofty and well ventilated. GOOD STABLING, And Secure Paddocks. - 29th August, 1876. t TjlOR A FEW WEEKS!; PHOTOGRAPHS AT FOXTON! The Foxton Photogeaphic .Studio At WHYTE'S HOTEL is NOW OPEN. Horses,' Groups, Animals, Children, and every description of Photograph m; Fiest-class Style. "tj! O R SALE. A FARM of 834 Acres, within eight miles of Foxton, and fronting the Railway. It is substantially fenced round j boundaries, and has a3-roomed Cottage thereon, and a 10-acre Paddock. Part of i the land has been ploughed and sown. — Apply to ERNEST S. THYNNE, Land Agent, Foxton; ]"7V. O R. SAL E, J" Two Portable ENGINES, 1 14-i Horse, 1 12-Horse. For particulars, apply "to MANSON & BARTHOLOMEW, Feilding.