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Manawatu Times, Volume II, Issue 71, 23 June 1877, Page 1

ROYAL jjSBoK? HOTEL, Palmebston Nobth. mHE Proprietor begs 'to thank his JL friends and patrons m the district, and the travelling public generally for the large and increasing support bestowed upon him. He, m return, assures all that his constant aim is to keep and supply the very 1 best of evervthin^. No second quality of anything is kept m the house, its specialities' being CONVENIENCE, CLEANLINESS, & COMFOBT, with, all t the qualifications and accommodation of a first-class JSotel. SAMPLE ROOMS For Commercial Men. billiard' room. The best m the district, and With every Convenience. LIVERY & BAIT STABLES ' < On an Extensive & Complete Scale. SECURE PiDDOCKS, Well grassed. SADDLE HORSES, BUGGIES, &c, Always on hire. BATHS. OiircE'for Cobb^ and Co.'s Telegraph Line of Coaches '^between Wellington, WanganuiJ' Napier, and the Wairarapa District. Time i Table ,oF t Coaches. (Passengers booked to all Stations.) ' , 'Arrivals : From Napieb every Monday and Thursday,' 7.30 p.m ; . t ' • From Wellington every Monday and Thursday, 9?40 p.m. From Wanganot: every Monday and Thursday,' 9.30 p.m. ' , From Waibabapa every Monday and ' Thursday, 7.1f0 p^. Departures : To Wellington/ Monday and Thursday, 10 p.m. To W ? angjlNl7Lj Tuesday and' Friday* 3.0 a*.m. '" * To Napieb, Tuesday and Friday, 4.0 a.m. To Waibabapa, Tuesday and Friday, 4.0 a.m. Information always obtainable concerning arrivals and departures of Steamers from Foxton. ■jl/TANAWATU H-OTEL, FOXTON, - SAMUEL TANSLEY, J'l l ' , l (Late' of the Wellington Club), Pbopbietob. Every attention and comfort for Visitors, and Travellers to the West Coast. ' i , ", THE CELLAR - Is capacious, and is well stocked with Wines, Spirits, and Ales of favourite brands and superior qualify. ~ I A gopd Table is kept and the sleeping apartments are lofty and well ventilated. GOOD S TABLING, And Secure Paddocks. 29th August, 1876. i 1 — — | qKATES FORuTHE* LADIES I 1 SKATES FOR THE BABIES ! SKATES FOR; THE MILLION ! ' ,J. G. ANSTEE Begs to notify that he has OPENED a SKATING RINK m the Foresters' Hall| Palmerston North, where he hopes to share the public patronage. TJhe 'Hall-' will' be open every evening from' 7 till 10 o'clock. Admission, 6d ; Use of Skates, Is per hour. The Hall will be available for Lady Skaters every afternoon free of charge. June 12th, 1877. T>AILMEfiSTON NORTH 'STEAM _L ' FLOUR MILL/ Farmers and Settlers of' Manawatu and surrounding districts please note that we shall shortly be m a position to convert your wheat and other grain into flour.' RICHTER, NANNESTAD, & CO. Palmerston North April 6th, 1877/