PRINCESS FAMILY HOTEL, ♦ i_ * ' i £_ TERRACE .END/ Palmeeston North. WILLIAM DEARDS, Proprietor, Hajy^niuch pleasure m informing the public I , that' this very superior Hotel is now OPEN for. the reception of boarders and visitors, both>of whom will find m it-the comfort and- privacy of a home, the 'apartments having been specially arranged' with a view to secure that great desideratum. • * •- THE PARLOURS .. V * AND -'"'commercial rooms Are fitted up with every attention to conifort~and-business convenience. THM. BEDROOMS *# Are spacious and particular care has been takeniin. the ventilation of them. THE CUISINE Is under the management of an experienced Cook, and will be found all that could be desired. . ' Ladies will find that their interests have' not been overlooked, the services of ap experienced Housekeeper having been securedr N.B.— ;Visitors can alight from the Train on J the Railway Platform near the House. "pALMERSTON HOTEL, Palmeeston Nobth, G . . F . . R O E, Proprietor. The proprie't'b? *- begs«k> inform his friends and the public that he has taken the above Hotel, and that he will carefully study the comfort and provide for the wants of all who favour him with their custom. The Wines,- Spirits, and Beer will be j found to be of the best quality, having been carefully selected. i The hotel presents superior accom-" modation for Boarders and Travellers. GOOD STABLING: AND Se'cTJRE , PADDOCKS. , Palmerston, 4th April, 1877. TTHYTE'S TXOTEL, "S O X TO N, A. J. WHYTE, Pbopbietob. 9 — — One of-Alcock's BILLIARD TABLES has "now been added to this Hotel. Cobb & Co.'s COACHES arrive and depart from ,the" door of the Hotel. S SVENDSEN, m tendering his • thanks to the inhabitants of Palmerston and surrpunding district for the very liberal- support accorded him, - begs to announce that the business will m future be carried on m the names and under the title of .SVENDSEN & GATTON, Boot and Shoe Mantpactobjees, Main Street, x Palmerston North. Messes." SVENDSEN & GATTON hope, by strict and prompt attention to all orders entrusted > to them, combined with excellence of material and workmanship, to merit an extension of public patronage 1 . Messrs. Svcndsen and Gatton beg to announce" that they will shortly remove to the large and commodious premises *now being erected for the^ close to the Wesleyan Church.' ' q^: , t o, t .t_ i c c. The undersigned is m possession of a .Valuable secret enabling him N to improve 1 upon all shallow or deep-die BRICELi MAKING MACHINES. He has succeeded m effecting a vast improvement m one of Macefield and Co.'s from the Albert Foundry, Auckland, and is prepared to receive communications from, Brickmakers owning defective machines with a view to the improvement of their machinery. " CHARLES TRICKLEBANE, Bbickmakeb,' Palmersfon North.
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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 7, 10 November 1877, Page 1
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