Hotels. ALBION HOTEL, Patea ; Proprietor, T. Haywood. THIS WELL-KNOWN HOTEL possesses unequalled advantages to strangers and Commercial Travellers visiting Patea, from its central position in the business part of the town, and its close proximity to the Post and Telegraph Offices. It contains a fine range of Bedrooms, with every convenience. Baths—Hot, Cold, and Shower. The Table, for its selection of the Choicest Delicacies of the season, is unequalled in the Colony. The choicest of Wines and the finest brands of Spirits and Cigars are alone supplied. English and Colonial Ales and Stout on draft and in bottle. SPACIOUS SAMPLE ROOMS FOR TRAVELLERS. The Billiard Boom having been redecorated and refitted, T. H has pleasure in inviting attention to the increased comfort and convenience which lovers of the green cloth will find at the old house. The Billiard Table is attended by a competent marker. First-class Stalling Accommodation , CENTRAL HOTEL, P A T E A. Owen McKittriok ... ... Proprietor, riIHE above new and commodious Hotel .JL is now open for the accommodation of the public. It occupies the most central and commanding position in the Town of Patea, within one minute’s walk of the Post and Telegraph Stations. It has been erected regardless of expense, is elegantlj' furnished throughout, has ample accommodation-—the bedrooms being lofty and well ventilated,’ and the private sitting rooms being furnished in excellent style, and with a view to the convenience and comfort of guests The Billiard Room contains a new Table by Alcoch cO Co Melbourne , and is furnished with all the latest and best appointments. The Hotel being situated on a corner section fronting three'streets, all the windows are well lighted, and command an extensive view of the surrounding country. Wines, Spirits, and Beers of the very best quality. ’ The" “Proprietor, in notifying - the opening of the Central Hotel, desires to add that no effort will be wanting on his part lo make the establishment one of the most popular hostclries on the coast. The comfort of the guests will be the first consideration, and the proprietor trusts to receive public support. first-class stabling in connection with the Hotel. • 0. McKITTEICK, Proprietor. RAILWAY HOTEL, PATEA. Dunedin Beer. Mr E. O’R "McCarthy, has pleasure in informing the public that he. has received a large stock of —DUNEDIN—-XXX-—BEER—-from the celebrated Brewery of J. Speight & Co., who took 'First Prize for Beer at the Melbourne Exhibition against all the world. Call at the “Railway Hotel” F. O S. MCCARTHY, Proprietor. Farming Requisites. BRADBURY’S Sheep Dipping Powder, used upon the model farms of the Queen, on the estates of the Duke oi Sutherland, Duke of Buccleuch, the Duke of Westminster, and other great estates. One shilling packet, each for 25 sheep. Agents wanted in New Zealand., STOCKBREEDERS’ Medicine Chests, for all disorders in horses,-cattle, calves, sheep, and lambs. Agents: Kempthorne, Prosser, and Co., Dunedin. COOPER’S Sheep Dipping Powder is the cheapest and best. It dissolves in cold water. Numerous testimonials Agents; Felton and Grimwade, Well’gti SHEEP SHEARS. Ask for Sorby’i new all-steel Sheep Shears, manufactured at Sheffield, and sold in the colonies
"XTEW Sheep Dip, non-poisonoup, is _J3i Little’s Chemical Fluid. !/ The chief ■ inspector of Otago testifies to its efficacy and success. VVellihgton agents: Mitrray and Roberts. IMPLEMENT and Machine Manufacturers, Messrs Reid and Gray* Christchurch and Dunedin. ALVERT’S Sheep and Cattle- Wash sold by Keinpthprne and Prosseiy Wellington and Dunedin. HOWARD’S Self-lifting Scotch Grubber. Bedford Foundry, England.Order through any merchant in N. Z. FIRST -PRIZE Patent Grass Seed Stripper, Scottßros., Christchurch. COLT’S Revolvers, new double-action, as supplied to the War Department, AMERICAN Sewing Machine Co.’s Agency, Colombo-street, Ch’church.
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Patea Mail, 23 August 1881, Page 1
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600Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Patea Mail, 23 August 1881, Page 1
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