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Patea Mail, Volume II, Issue 119, 31 May 1876, Page 1

Hotels: ’ , KA KARAMEA HOTEL. rnHIS well-known Hotel will be found. X replete with .every comfort end convenience for Travellers and Visitors; The best Wines and Spirits always in stock. The undersigned bogs to assure his patrons that it Mill be his constant’ endeavour to merit a share of, their custom. Good Stables and Paddocking. ; : A GENERAL STORE, containing articles necessary for settlers is attached to the Hotel: S. DIXON,JProprietor, Agent for the Patka Mail. SHIT 5 HOTEL (late commercial.) Nearly opposite the Corporatiov Wharf, TAUPO QUAY, WANGANUI. Proprietor m ••• R. W. Littlewood. THE Hotel has been thoroughly renovated throughout, and various alterations and improvements made to add to the comfort of those favoring the proprietor M’ith their patronage. EVERY ACCOM MD A TlO N FOR VISITORS AND 130AHDBRS. THE BED-ROOMS AND SITTING-ROOM'S Are lofty and well furnished, and ■no expense lias been' spared to render accommodation in this respect 'really first-class.- , / ,c- ! 1 Vines, Sqnrils, and Ales, oj ike choicest i o: qualify. As Ordinary Daily at One o’clock THE PIER HOTEL TAUPO QUAY, WANGANUI, (Opposite Corporation Wharf), • C; P. O’HANLON Proprietor. (Late proprietor of the Empire Hotel Wanganrii; and Kai Iwi Hotel.) Cl P. O’H. having erected upon the '» most favorable site in Wanganui a’ first-class ; COMMERCIAL & FAMILY HOTEL tlic Proprietor can, M’ith confidence, invite inspection of bis premises ,by bis former friends, and by the public, for M’hosc"comfort and convenience ho effort lias been spared in the attempt to make THE PIER HOTEL' the most complete and best appointed in Wanganui. The Bedrooms, In M’hieh can bo accommodated over sixty persons, have, been arranged M’ith a view solely to healthy considerations, and all classes of the community can be accommodated; THE PARLOURS Arc most conveniently arranged, and are most comfortably furbished.' ' 'A ■ ' - THE BA R ’ Is abundantly supplied with Wines, Spirits, Ales, Porters. &c., of the best brands, for which',G. P.* O’Hanlon has previously maintained a high reputation, and which he ,intends to retain ■whileproprietor of the Pier Hotel/ or any other hotel. Central situation, proximity to the wharf, and being opposite the Railway terminus, besides the advantages of the superior accommodation referred to, combined wider the Pier Hotel, renders it a suitable resort tor business -men, ■' ■——' Private Rooms for Fdrtiilies. THE STEAMERS' ALWAYS ATTENDED TO. BATHS ON THE PREMISES. MILLION ACCOMMODATION. ORDINARY DAILY, AT 1 p.m. REMEMBM f THE PIER HOTEL Tauto Quay,’ Wanganui. C. P. O’HANLON, Proprietor. WILLI A M S, I3LACKRMITJ tFA Kill ivTu AND WHEELWRIGHT,Pate A and' Hawera; Ag f lenltiiral Im pi era cut f fn adc and repaired;’