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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 51, 6 April 1878, Page 1

qiHE CLARENDON HOTEL, Palmebston Noeth. .J. OWE N, Proprietor. The Clarendon having been much enlarged, newly decorated, andfurnishedin the best style, will now be fpnndohc of the best, appointed hotels m the Manawatu district. The chief aim of theproprietorhasbeen to make this- hotel replete with every comfort and convenience the travelling public can require. Private families visiting the district may now rely upon obtaining superior accommodation, suites of apartments having" been specially provided. The Cuisine will be found all that ran be desired, and thebestof Wines, Spirits, and Beers ane alone supplied. The Billiard RoOm is furnished with one of Alcock's best Tables. Extensive Livery Sjablcs adjoin the premises, where saddle horses or traps can' be Oblained for visiting the romantic scenery, of the Gorge. T)AL MERSTON HOTEL, Palmebston Nobth, G. P. R O E. Proprietor. Tlie proprietor begs to 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 Be.cr.will be found to be of the best quality, having been carefully selected.' Tlie hotel presents superior accom.nodation for Boarders and Travellers. GOOD STABLING AND SECURE PADDOCKS. Palmerston, 4th April, 1877. rpHE DENBIGH HOTEL,*, FEILDING. ' C H A R.LES^R O E, Pbopbietob, Has much pleasure m announcing that "the above hotel is now open for the reception ' of -" Boarders and Visitors to Feilding. To those who enjoy the quiet of a private house, and to Commercial Tr v avellers,this hotel must specially commend itself, having been originally designed with a view to meet their requirements, the bar being placed as remote as possible from the private apartments, and a large and well-lighted Comuiercial Room, furnished v>ith every needful appurtenance. Thchouse has been f untishedthronghout, regardless of the cost, m a style of comfort and elegance rarely met with m the colony. — — '" THE BEDROOMS Are spacious, lofty, and well -lighted. Especial attention bus been bestowed on their thorough ventilation, upon which , the health ajad comfort qf their occu- | pants so greatly depend* . • THE PAR LOURS I Will be found replete with all the accessories of a well-appointed private establishment. Ladies will find that (Uey | have not been overlooked m the internal ! arrangements of the house, a handsome suite of rooms being placed at their disposal. THE CUISINE Is under the management of a profes-. sional cook, whose skill' m (he culinary . art cannot fail to give satisfaction. The Dining Room will be found equal, to any m the colony. AN ORDINARY DAILY, At 1 pan* i Special'attenlion has been given- to the selection of the Wines, Spirits, _»$(.., »nd none but the best brands will find a place m the establishment. Good Stabling and' Secure'Paddeeks* The hotel is within a short dislance of the Railway Station and the Corporation Offices* YFUiE WOODVILLE HOTEL, J. J. MURPHY, , Pb-qspbietor. This- new and handsome Hole?, situated at the NapWr, Wairarapa., Wanganui, and WcUirtjfitw, Junction, \..i.1l be found replete with every «oavenij_n<.'e for Families and Travellers. COACHES Arrive- and depart, eight times per week from the. above-named places. LIVEJIY -ST-i TILES Adjoin fhe premises, from which Carriages or Saddle-horses are obtainable to. visit the romantic swnery of the Gor^e- , m the immediate neighbourhood. The Proprietor, for the convenience of visitor?,, and the travelling public, runs a Coach every MotfDAX and TnxHSDAY from I WOODVILLE TO PALMERSTON, ' Returning L:om the latter place after ■ the arrival of the afternoon train from . FoxtQiu