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Patea Mail, Volume II, Issue 117, 24 May 1876, Page 1

Hotels. •ALBION’'HOTELr PAT E A . Proprietor T. HAYWOOD. npi-ITS well-kliown Hotel possesses -*L unequalled advantages to strangers tind Commercial Travellers visiting Patea from its central position in the business part of the town, and in dose proximity to the Post and Telegraph Offices. It contains a fine range of Bedrooms, with every convenience. Baths — Hot, Conn, and Shower, The Table for its selection of the choicest delicacies of the season is unequalled in the Colony. Tho-choiccst of Wines and the finest brands of,! Spirits and Cigars arc alone supplied.' English and Colonial Ales and Stout on draft and in bott.o. SPACIOUS : SAMPLE ROOMS FOR TRAVELLERS. A first-class Billiard Table upon tho promises attended by a competent Marker. FIRST-CLASS STABLING ACCOMMODATION. ' A LARGE ROOM, suitable for Entertainments of any kind, Meetings, &c., for hire on moderate terms. ■OSO nOTM, , 0 E 0. GEOHOE BEAMISH, Proprietor. rinHE above Hotel is situated between B New' Plymouth and Hawera, on the main coach road, and having lately been thoroughly renovated, afford 1 ; every accommodation to travelleru and tourists. Wines and Spirits of the beat brands. Henderson and Farrah’s Sparkling Diamond Ales. GOOD STABLING. Well Fenced and Grassed Paddocks. (t. B. has also in connection with the hotel ». OKNEHAL STOLE, well stocked with Clothing, Groceries, Saddlery, <S*o., and Selling at reasonable rates. KETEMA lIAK HOTEL, KETEMAKAE. FaAn €I S S aBT T, PL’OPRIETOU. fSHTE. above Hotel having just been A finished, the Proprietor wishes to inform the public and those travelling by the Mountain Road to and from New Plymouth, that every comfort and attention will be found at hie Hotel. Good Stabling and Paddocks for Horses. All Wines, Ales, and Spirits of the Choicest Brands. THE ABOVE HOTEL, Doing a first-class business, is for POSITIVE SALE, together with 10 acres of valuable land, stables, stockyard, and other conveniences. .Immediate possession can be given. For further particulars apply to W. DALE, ‘ Carlyle; or FRANCIS BRETT, KETEMARAE HOTEL, KETEMAEaE. | CHANGE OF PROPRIETARY. : WAVERLEYr HOTEL, WAIROA. FRANK PALMER, ; HAVING? now assumed themanagCr! ment of this favourite and com-; modious hostelry, takes theopportunity; of assuring his friends and the travelling, public generally of his willingness and I ability to yield them ehtiro satisfaction, j The house will be found t© be : cleanly \ and well kept, and the commissariat ini every respect efficiently ' found• The j Bar will bo kept well supplied, only, tile; best and most orthodox- brands being! admitted. First-class Stabling and well-; grassed and securely fenced paddock. Terms moderate, ■ CLEAN BEDS AND A LIBERAL TABLE.! : ■ ■ '''a-. : j Iggf Frank Palmer now appeals to the public with entire confidence and a' firm determination to merit their, patronage. WALTER ALZDORF, SURVEYOR. Licensed under the Land Transfer an! Native Lands Act. Address —-Hawcra