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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 37, 3 May 1879, Page 1

j TjIOXTQN 'F^MILYyf ( Hb,TE^^ ARTHUR WELLINGTONS' HOWEi ' This HOTEL is now^fpPEN; *- ■ Good Board, and Residency,; with eye^; attention and comfort, provided. There as a Billiard .EaM' attached, with one ,of the; best Tables' iii Wi county.' " ' ' "■ yf ! ' y' • i '"'« I;r; ■■ Good' Stabling, - : ■-..,-• ■ Foxton" June 6th/IiS7B; a A- A***! " r? ' . ". -;>,:■■;.; Y: TT A'L CO M B e;;, ; tl^iEL. \ ' . A~r\AyA-\Ar, y\ This Hotel is situated i-wi thin one minute's walk of the Railway Station, is fitted up inythe best ; poiwjbja style, and offers every;indueemen t,, to 'trayelr . lers and. famiUe.s.yisithig.Haiconibe. ,• i The Spirits, Wines, and; Ales are se- j lecte.dfroni the best brands (>tily. . ;' Firstrclass Stabling, vri|h'«very attention to horses. . ;v CIiAROBS.M^R-JASrEV' ''",'■ r '%-' ' '-•■': ■-■'■', '. ; -' A.iy ■' % TJOYAL •Palmerston, No^th. • J. O. BAT CITE LAR ■ (Late of, Marton^ analWanganui), .'• ily.'-y f. PROPREGMpIj £ • Having purchased the commodious Hotel, hopes by striot%ttentio_ to business; and by studyingiithe comfort of' visitors,' to obtain that ■ amount of support so liberally accorded to predecessor. r A Table d'H6te daily at. one p.m. A apacibiis-Billiard Roon), fitted, with one of Alcock's best Tablesy is. attended . by, an experienced marker, fGood Stablingj with' numorbus Loose ; .: \ ; '\ i 'Bo X ef ; y^-yy : „ THE COACH leaves the ROYAL ,:KGTEfr icfoui <m^^\m^£wb: days A Thursdays and 'Saturdays,- at 6 a.m.; and for MASTE ; RTON bn.Jlfonr day, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 1.30. J. Ol BATCHELAR. npHE CLARENDON HOTEL; , ; Palmerston North, JAMES CARROLL, Proprietor. " The Clarendon; having been much enlarged, newly decorated, andfurnishedin' the best style, will now be. found one *f the. best appointed hotels in the Manawatu distinct. ' . : 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 superior accommodation, suites of apartments having been specially provided. ; The Cuisiiie will be found all that can be desired, 'and thebestof 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 sceuei'v of the Gorge. T E i.G ES T E R HOUS E. "..."'.. A. W. HAMPSON, Hotjse, Sign, and. Decorative Painter, GEORGE STiREET, .; Palmerston North; „ „Tn..'..o^. '.' &'.;.':',:'.s . f a L' e, Jj In the Township of Awahuri, ' A'IHOUSE and SHOP, with , Bakehouse attached ; together with Oood>rill ; of Business. : A' good trade lobe doiw by an energetic man. ' ! For particulars, apply to E- ,S ANDERS, -.'■' , ,B a^ er » Main street, Palmerston N., : , '"'] Manawatu. ) A LEX ANDER FERGUSON, j The'Sqitare , ■ • PALMERSTON NORTH, ,f - ; HARDWARE. „ Carpenter's Tools*- of i every descrip^ tion. '....-,.,. Large assortment of f Shelf Goods, . All kinds of Builders' requisites. Timber Screw' Jaeks ob hire. v GROCERIES. ..;.: My stock in this department will be sound,, as . regards price, quality, and asßortmoh^ second to none in Palmer ston. ; .... Goods delivered Free, within' three miles of town.