"D OTAL TTOTEL, PAIMEBSTok' NpETH. J. 0. BATCH EL AB (Late of Marton and Wanganui), Pbopeietob, Having purchased the above commodious Hotel, hopes by strict attentioa to business, and by studying the comfort of visitors, to obtain that amount of support so liberally^fftccord^dl v to . his predecessor, . ,„,:/■/,,., ,>■.«,:■ A Table d'H6te daily at : one p.m. A spacious Billiard Eodmj fitted with ' one of Alcock's best Tables, is attended by a,n, experienced mftrkerj, .; Good Stabling, with numerous Loose . .; . . ■ Boxes^i, THE COACH leaves the EOYAL. HOTEL, for NAPIEB on Tuesday $* Thwsdia-i/£i and- Saturdays, at 6. ; a.in,;. and for MASTEBTON on Monday, Wedm&day*, : isJ&. Fridays, at 1.30. $.. % BATCHELAB.. mM CLABENPON HOTEL. j PaL&BBSTON IToRTHi JAME.|| CABRO.LL, ; . Proprietor. The Clarendon having been much enbarged, newl* decorated, andfornishedift ! the best style, will now be found one •£ the best appointed hotel?, in the Manawatu district. , The chief aim of the proprietorhas been to make this hotel replete with every comfort and convenience the travelling public can require., . Private familiea vasiting^the district may now rely upon obtaining superioraccommodation, suites of apartments having been specially provided. The Cuisine wJJi.be found all that can ; be d«sir;ed,.andthfib esto^Wines^Spfcits,, ' aadb Beers are alone supplied'. The Billiard Boom, 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 Gjorge.. PALMERSTOJf HOTEL. ; A. Dykes, Manager.. This hotel has been renovated and refurnished throughout,, and will, be : found replete with every comfort for : visitors. . ' ' The Bar is stocked with wines, spirits, and beers of the most approved brands. <: The- Eatchen is under the immediate superintendence of Ml; Dykes,;whpse long experience will ensure satisfaction. \ The Billiard Boom is furnished with joaeof Aicock.'s Celebrated, Tajbles.. Good Stables' and Paddocks. Board and Lodging, £1" per Week. HOTEL, FOXTON. A. J-. WHXTE Proprietor. THE BEST A-CCOMMODATIOIir ! . ipr- Travellers. Hastwell and Maeara's Coaches leave , tiie Hotel every morning for Wellington (Sundays excepted) ~ jkfc four a.m. : rRHE undersigned has commenced JL business In PEILDIJ^G! .as a ; GEKEBAB pOMMISSIOIT' A&ENT. Land Bought and Sold on Commission. ; All business matters attended to with ) punctuality, ; 'liioe)ise& 'Native* Interpreter. ! BOOTH. j , ;! ; Bth, 18^8. , T A Ghtf E, JL, Taonuir Streetj ; ••'■ '"•'•■••■ Pjujbcbbs'tpn Noxth.. I -l ■.-.:■•. i^Tell-Mnkiij^ f c(jon| o;n'reasoiiab^e terms' •':'^^ 'Chimliey^^^'8 J We.p)t| r^n^.l?iglit:b'ußineßS i AU,br4eri»i!i ( eiTOWf; verbal 6r t by letter,
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Manawatu Times, Volume IV, Issue 47, 12 June 1880, Page 1
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