Page 4 Advertisements Column 3

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 4898, 2 December 1876, Page 4

; i*jßusiness‘i i iSf otices - A L -P 'B'E-D TVER, NGAHAURANGA,, STEAM WOOL SCOURING WORRS. | -j. Cask buyer of Wool, Hides, Sheepskins, and tallow. Also a large assortment of first-class basils always on hand. 1 -’ i I Wool* o-locks,'itod pieces sorted, scoujed, 'taken delivery 6? in returned to agents in town for ldi per lb; weight H E N R Y : \V A : L T O -N;’ S STEAM WOOL-SCOURING ESTABLISHMENT: AND Glencragie, 1: Ngahauranga ’ Line, Wellingfon. Cash''Buyer I’of' Wool, Hides, Tallow, and Ro.:O..A't-3):5,,.A.N.D ■ c b.,; Underneath, the;llluminated Clock.' [. All syprk entrusted; to our. care lis executed , i on^the i ,premises,. l and guaranteed .for twelve ,'inontbs. V All,;,new .watches .guaranteed! for. tljcee -years, ~ Goods . packed rand,. sent on(repeipt,of cash or post-office order to,any<part .of-the-colony. . * T. ! . >: .1 ROWLANDS.A CO., I Under the Illuminated Clock, Willis-streot. IF you ,arR a , true', patriot you i- would be delighted'to ;see the>hatidsome. plaid tweed me.de byiitheo Mosgiel Woollen Factory gentlemen whQjana , the fortunate possessors iof . £LIOs..-ready money - toknow; that-they can : tavela',iwhQle suitiof-thbse bhautifffi-pirt|prns made in a tew hours by J. HUXLEY, Tailor, Woollen Draper,?and'Contractor, New Zealander House, Manners-street.- p t rji H O E N D O' N,. vjB.R EWEKY J. &W. STAPLES, , ! Brewers, Malt .and Hop Importers. ; J. & W. .STAPLES, ..injreturning .thanks to the trade and private families •,for.their liberal patronage hitherto, would respectfully beg to . inform them that, their supply:. of-ALES and’ STOUT, &c., in; bulk and bottle, Ore of the, choicest quality, 1 and would: solicit a contiah-: ahce of their former ifevors.. >• ...i-ui j r. Private families, supplied, in quantities froin, two gallons and upwards.. ~ All orders punctually attended to.. ■ .... ! THORNDON B R E.W'E R Y, J. &W. STAPLES, Proprietors, | . BLYTH, lc CO. ‘ respectfully’.-begt to!, inform the tradespeople generally of Wellington and Wairarapa that they have' opened those large premises opposite the’Empire Hotel in Masterton, p.s Auction Rooms antl| General Stores. Goods'will be received Wellington and olher places for their. Monthly* of'which, prompt returns-, will be made, monthly. b ■ ’ ydJ WJ • -f | Money advanced on receipt of goods atMasterton consigned for absolute sale.-, Orders and. commissions strictly attended to. .. ~;

Hotels " A ■ H O. .T. E li, MANNEBSrSTEEET,', | old friends in Wellington and;.the_.country districts, , also, the,|rayeUingj-®u})}ifi>3tliat.he hap re-opened the above establishment with all the, most,. m9dem :lmprpxenjente, l ,.!Vlhere.;tra ! - vellers will be sure the comforts of a home,,with .civility andtatteution com- ■ w iUiUUtEUvj-oiivuuiy , > . , JOHN HpIKXOSH, PKOEKIETOK. | J.M._ pleasure, in informing his billed-

5T EW. Z E ALA NB BR- HO TEL, - MANNERS-STEET. ' I MR. J. FENTON hag..'much pleasure hi informing, his friends and the public of Well Jihgtbn and. surrounding districts, - that- he; has taken .the above. well-known ■ andcomfortable Hotel, and hopes by ! strict’ attention' to business and studying the comfort- of: .boarders to merit a continuance of‘the patronage bestowed on his predecessor. ; : coi l Accommodation for boarders unsurpassed. ■ Wines, Spirits, Ales, &c.,‘ are of the very! ■■ - ■ best quality ._ i Every customer will receive . the utmost! attention.,. .. . ; v ookk.’ ■ FEN T O N, _ i Proprietor. ',\,i \ I J. HOTEL, FOXTON. A. J. WHYTE, PROPRIETOR. A.J.W. ■ begs to announce: to the i inhabitants , . of Foxton and travellers generLARGE AND COMFORTABLE HOTEL ;; V;„.!iA.Ndw 6pEN, ; '■ With' all the most modern improvements, where . be-suro to experience-thc - ■ , COMFORTS OF* A HOME,' > V. With civility and attention combined. ”■ J Wines and Spirits,, &c., of the very best quality.’ ' 1 '.Accommodation' for _Stabling" unsurpassed^ )ANAMA HOTEL, Taranaki-etrcch'WM, , /LIGHT, Proprietor." T !, , , ~ Superior accommodation for families, permits bent boarders, andyisitbfsito .Wellington,-. ■ 1 Onehf''ihuritth‘s' i WeBt > biUia&i tables on the premises. Good, stabling.-,, fJIHE MARQUIS OP NORMANBY HOTEL.' OABTERTON'.' ' | This New and Commodious Hotel is now open to the public, Bid Management of the proprietor,'Mr. 1 ThomaS'Hobker. 1 H’h’e in f.Tm f*Anfr« nf fli* ( The' , Sroa the centre of_the ?' thK' (folonyj 1 containing a ilajge.fijppt ]hex, bar parlor; l l A superbßilliard-room fitted with ‘bno bf . Alcock's full-sized tables,- and all the latest improvements; ■ j .i:;---; -,!'.- !:.v ■ , | Hot ag(J ;.col4r'.water .hathac-always-ready together with pightpen hedrooms. i j jaief guaranteed as r 6fi the first'quality.* - rf | Travellers and visitors will find every hoiM <mmdprt/Bt,thb:UmivwUP’d''-Hot'<jh' ' blfum ( Sample rooms' for c&miii&ciM gentlemen. , j FiratnclMsstqblHY{andtPad^Qphtood seed i j To sportsmen tjjua, Ipcalj^jrj,offejjs every indpoementj ! thens? bring'plenty uf'game of all kinds in’the r . , r :e ’ "'R'H ! C N' I ON, "H "or t : E 7 L. : p q; ; p l . E;V'E/R'Y. T r : | Writes 'and Spirits ' of . the Elands. Aloook's ,Bes.t Billiard Table, WHITH;WOO‘tFSf_ HOTEL, •- LOWER/''Hjßs^r.‘ t -.|' i Goqd AccpMihodation L toia‘Stabling. 1 hi i cwi i J. D. FRASER, . Proprietor.