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New Zealand Mail, Issue 20, 10 June 1871, Page 19

TKINSON'S HOTEL MARKET SQUARE, WANGANUI. ' MRS ATKINSON, Late Proprietress of the Wanganui Hotel, haying erected the above establishment, takes this opportunity of thanking her friends for the kind and liberal support accorded er during her proprietorship of the old “ W&.. ganui.” The new Hotel haying been com> pleted, she trusts to receive a continuance of the same generous support, which will ever be her aim to deserve. THE HOTEL ARRANGEMENTS will be found to be most complete and comfortable. THE BEDROOMS have received special attention, and are large, and properly appointed, with a BATH ROOM on the same floor. THE DINING ROOM is the largest in town, and has been handsomely furnished. The cuisine is in the ha of a well-known artiste , leaving nothing to be desired in the quality of the viands, and, what is often of more importance, the correct preparation of the same. THE SITTING ROOMS have been tastefully furnished, affording com fortable accommodation. The wants of COMMERCIAL TRAYELLERS have been carefully studied, and COMMODIOUS SHOW ROOMS are attached to the Hotel; it not being necessary to enter the Hotel to inspect the goods. This is a great desideratum and cannot fail to be appreciated. THE BILLIARD ROOM contains one of Alcock’s best Tables, in thorough good order, with all the latest and most correct appointments. An experienced Marker always in attendance. It is almost needless to refer to the WINES AND SPIRITS, which are well known, to be only of THE FINEST QUALITY obtainable. MARSHALL AND COPELAND’S XXXX ALE Kept always on draught. LADIES PRIVATE SITTING ROOMS Leading on to the Balcony, affording a fin view of up-river districts. To afford the comforts of a home, combined with reasonable charges, will always be the desire of MRS ATKINSON, PROPRIETRESS, ATKINSON’S HOTEL Maeket Sqtjaee, Wanganu