ISI N -& g t e l. , 'GBBTTOWN. Thebest accommodation for travellers. Good •■Tables, ;■Good .Beds. 'Good Stabling. Well grassed PricEdooks. And the best Liquors, Wines,' Spirit?, .'Ales, &c. .JOHN. FULLER. 'GAWITH’S HOTEL. ITHOMAS URWIN Proprietor. rHIS comfortable and convenient (Hotel, ha? bjeenre-openadhy MR. THOMAS. UE.WIN. 'The -Accommodation! is .unequalled. Private Rooms. • Choicest. Wines and Liquors. ; Stabling of the. best description. N.B.—A.Porter up allnight. jg -M JNI 'R-'B tffl-.vO-JPaB.L, vWELLLINGTON, -JAMES*@S6OOD, lißeobbibtoe. i COBB & C O’S. V 0 Arc H I N G OFFICE. THE NELSON HOTEL. LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. Wines, Spkits, Ales,-&c., of the finest brands. -WILLIAM OAKLEY, SProjlrietor. m* W. H. FOLEY’S HR E TREAT HOTEL, Willis Steeet, Wellington. TT^ - H.; FOLEY has the honor to an- " ' • nounce to the public of Wellington and the surrounding districts, as well as the ; travelling . that he has, of expense, fitted up the-above '.hotel ■■■with and'convenience 'forboard and •residence. i He >has 'always -on hand' a '•choice supply of-wines and spirits of the best'brands; and hopes by strict attention to business, combined with civility and moderate charges, tomeet a share'ofpublic patronage, "Dinner at -1 "p.m. O R i S ALE 360 ACRES OF PRIME LAND .200 of which is fine Totara Bush, 70 acres f ced with- post and- rails, 48 do in English grass, a six-roomed woather-fooarded house, stock-yard and other out-btiildings. Also, 14 milch cows,' 3 two-year old heifers, 1 bull, 3 horses, ploughs and harrows, bullock chains; bows and yokes, cooking and'farming utensils. . . : > ’ To he sold on easy terms. Part of the money to remain on mortgage for five years or more if required. Apply on the premises to JAMES LEYDON, West Taratahi, September 20,1857. Jg <S. RICHARDS, ’PHOTOGRAHER, Ml 8 T E E T 0 N, ■’Late l Wellington -Sfihobl 6f Photography. ROBERT ,G«R BATH BAD GENERAL -SMITH, .GBBYIOWK. All kinds of-irouwork undertaken and executed ewith'despatch," and- at moderate (prices. • ! Ohe floor'from Tonks and Lewers new shop. M. CASELBE.RG, (LATE CASELBERG 'AND ABRAHAMS, SILVERSMITHS AND JEWELERS, ■ DBE-ST., IN V EROARGIL L, SOUTHLAND;) JgEGS to inform the 'settlors 'diftbeAVairarapa and Rangitilcei-district that’hecalls round ovejy two months with »large assortment of first-class Drapery, Silver and Gold Watches, by goal London makers; genuine Gold Jewelry of every description, and hopes by justdealing arid-moderate charges, to merit a share of their patronage. , r ALL ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO. ■ 'PUBLIC NOTICE. fTIHE 'UNDERSIGNED 'havingpurchased JL '--’all* the interestiin''the CATTLE *nbw .rifohiugaJ-the-’MUi&AMUKAfr cafutiori> -all persons-from removing»tfny of thetftifisOKisfhe run. In/the event »df-any infringement, the Btrifctestipenalty of the law will be earned-out.-JOHN H. HORNER, ■ HENRY DEATH. -Huttj'.Ootobcr 18,-1867.
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Wairarapa Standard, Volume I, Issue 48, 2 December 1867, Page 1
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