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Manawatu Times, Volume II, Issue 51, 14 April 1877, Page 1

ROYAL '^^^^W HOTEL, Palmebston Nobth. THE Proprietor begs to thank his friends and patrons m the district, I and the travelling public generally for i the; large and increasing support be- [ stowed-upon him, and m return assures ; all that 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 ! CONTENIENCE, CLEANLINESS, & COMFOBT, ; with all the qualifications of a firstclass Hotel. SAMPLE ROOMS For Travellers. ' BILLIARD BOOM With every Convenience. LIVERY & BAIT STABLES On an Extensive & Complete Scale. SECURE PADDOCKS, Well grassed. SADDLE HORSES, BUGKHES, &c, Always, on hire. BATHS. Office for Cobb and Co.'s Telegraph . Line of Coaches between Wellington, Wanganui, Napier, and the Wairarapa ; District. .. ... Time Table of Coaches. . (Passengers booked to. all Stations.) Arrivals : . From Napjeb every Monday and Tliurs- ' ..day, 2.30 p.m. From; Wellington every Tuesday and Friday, 8.10 a.m. . From Wanganui every Monday and Thursday,, 4.0 p.m. . From Waieabapa every Monday and Thursday, 6.0 p. ml Departures ; To Wellington, Monday and Thursday, 5.22 p:m. To Wanganttc, ' Tuesday and Friday, ■ 9.0.a.m. To- Napieb, Tuesday and Friday, 9.oa,ni: To\ Waibabapa, Tuesday and Friday, 6:0 a.m. " i^T '1 lIWATF HOT EL, FOXTON, SAMUEL TANSLEY,- . (Late ofshe Wellington Club), Pbopbietob. Every, attention and comfort for Visitors and Travellers to the West Coast. . THE CELLAR ; Is capacious, and is well stocked with Wines, Spirits, arid Ales of .favourite . brands and superior. quality. A good Table is kept and the sleeping apartments are lofty and well ventilated.. j • G OO D S T A &L IN G, „ ' . And Secure Paddocks. 29th August, 1876. : T> N. XE E L I.N.G, ACCOUNTANT AND* VALUATOR; . .' . LAND, ESTATE, ••.<■";. : . ■• •■ 'and ;•'•.-' - .'« - GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, *■■ The Squaee, PALMERSTON NORTH. iTJV 0 R S ;A L E. A .FARM of 834 Acres, within eight lriiles^of Foxton, and fronting the Railway. ' It is substantially' fenced round boundaries, and has a 3 : rdomed Cottage thereon, arid a'lo-acre Paddock. Part of the land has been ploughed and sown. — Applt to ERNEST S.-THYNNE, . Land/ Agent, * •'■•■• Foxton, EO R S A L E, Two. Portable ENGINES, 1 14---j Horse, 1 12-Horse. r j." ': For particulars, apply .to I MANSON & BARTHOLOMEW, : ' •. • Feilding. JTji •;O ; R^. S' A .L E. ' ", PLOTS oe LAND, 33 by . 99 feet, high, (tey ? &nJL clear, and. partly fenced. '<■ Price, iBIO. ; ' T^.o, ; p.ouftds . deposit, the remainder tfithiri 12 months. — Apply ■ .to--" y:'.-,_^' ! ' ■ ■ ... ,^.-M/:S^MMEBHAYS,