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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 100, 25 September 1878, Page 1

TjIOXTON FAMILY^'HOTEL. ARTHUR'WELLINaTOk IrOWE. This HOTEL is now §2EN. Good Board and Residence, with every attention and comfort, provided. There is a Billiard SRoom attached, with one of the best/ Tables m the county. • '•''■■." v ;'.^*>f GjOod ..Stabling, 'i'oxton, June 6th, 1878. . : HALCOMBE TTOTEL. ii JAMES HASTIE, Pbopbieto?. . • This Hotel is. situated within one minute's walk of the. -Railway. Station, is fitted up m the best possible style, and offers every inducement to travellers and families visiting Halcombe. ■ The Spirits, Wines, and Ales are selected from the best brands only. 1 First-class Stabling, with every attention to horses. . . ■■'■■'>'■-■■.-.. CHARGES MODEEATE. mHE CLARENDON HOTEL. Palmeeston Noeth, JAMES CARROLL,: ■ Proprietor. •«^ •, ,. The Clarendon naving'been.much enlarged, newly decorated, aridf IVruishedin the btfst style, will now, be fou&d one of the best appointed hotels m the ManaIwatu district.. The chief aim -of theproprietorhas been 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 supei'ior accommodation, . .suites of apartments 'having been specially provided.-. : • The Cuisine will be found all that can be desired, and the bestof, Wines,' Spirits, , and Beers are alone supplied.' The Billiard Room is furnished with one of Alcock's best Tables. Extensive Livery Stables adjoin the premises, where saddle-horses or traps can be obtained for visiting the romantic scenery of the Gorge.. , ; „ „■.-.. I -pr o t. ■_!■,:• a; i,:X. ' E.. S- A N DJE R S, ": ; V ■: '• ■ - ii a '&% ..'.'::■ v ; , /:;''" : PaLMEKSTON "NOETH. N.B. — A share, of the public patronage is respectfully solicited. | T> U Blj. C : N O\T I C E. I • For the convenience of the Travelling Public, a two-horse Conveyance will ply constantly bet ween. Deards' Princess Hotel; Terrace End, and. Roe's Palmerston Hotel, making' short stoppages at the Square. ■ ■ •' . • Fabes: . s. d.. From Bcarrls' to the Square .i. 0. 6 • From Dcards' to Roe's .;.-.-. ■: '..-.» 10 '< ■ Prom Roe's to Ihe Square ... 0 6 Ofrom Roe's to Den rds'... ■ ... 10 . THOMAS GOaDISSON. .y w .. PA B X E ;1 J; ' ; : NtjESKßrarA.sr & Seedsman* ]iangitikei Line,' .HAS ON SALE-- - - - j,..- --. Fruit Trees ; ■ : ■ - -y ■ ' :■■> ■ , Genuine Vegetable and Flower : Seeds'- . '/ '■; "'■'•"' " , Early Seed Potatoes (9 varieties)' At Wellington and Wang qanui jPripes l. SEEDS may be had of Mr. Eldeeshaw,, Baker, and orders left with him for Trees, &cJ, will be punctually at- : tended to. . . ' : .JPSEP^H '-gEA'I/E, Wholtssale & Retail 'Hvtcker, 'Square, JPal.pierst.on, . t . Having purchased the business lately; .Curried [oil by Mr.oWaldegra i-e; . is prepared to supply the Town? and neigh- ; ; bpurhood with the bost'meafc procuva'ble,.' at lowest prices.:- ■";' ■■■■■■■■■-<;.■., \ Orders left at the shop, will receive prompt attetitiun.'.^,,,.., „. '„.:, . ( : ' TJIOMAS M^ONaiAGUEy Taonui; Street, "', ■•...- -.-J pALiIEBSTON 'NOETH. . 'I Well-sinking dpne on. reasonable terms. ■ Chimneys swept, aud Night b'usiuess attended to. ',' All orders, either verbal or byletter,-- --! punctually attended tOi ELAZENBY^ SM'S "Pickles • .; Sauces, . and , Ooudinients,-^^'. ' Lazenby &. Son, Sole lljroprietors. of the celebrated. Receipts, And Manufacturers ;of the Pickles, Sauces, and 'Qondiuients.. so long and favourably distinguished by their name,, beg to remind the public that every' article 'prepared 'by them isgnar'aiiteed as entirely unadulterated.— - 92, Wigmore Street, Caveudisli Square (late Q Edwards Stroet,Portman Square)" and s Trinity Street, Lohdbu , S .E. - "IVTOBLE'S & IIOARE^Sr BEST dJi FREJNQH POLISH and-BuoWxN Habd: SPIRIT v. v • " ; '■ R. LEARY, Chemist, v- < .. ' I ,■■ ;'■' -' ■• Palmerston North.