AIUJUIS "V NOIiMANBY HUTIiL, CAIiTMIUN. Mi' W. 11. Swain (iatc of the Union Hotc 1 , \Vclliii(:t''ii), Ims n.iiUu pleasure in annrmiietn the liiliaiiitiins (>i Car'eiti 11 mid suiroiuuliiig districts tlwt-lie has taken the al'ovo hotel, and hopes by strict attention to business and to the wants of his customers to merit their patronage, N.8.-The former style will be considerably altered (for the boiler). 287 !> TSING SUN HOTEL, i-l OHBYTOWN, Salmo & Hatuaway, Proprietors. THE Coaches to and from Wellington and the up-country districts arrive at and start from the Rising Sun Hotel. 309 FORESTERS' ARMS HOTEL Greytown. 6EO nO E JoNEfl, Proprietor, (Late Head Waiter in Bellamy's,) THIS Hotel offers first-class accomodation, second to none in the Wairarapa. Every convenience to Commercial Travellers. Sample rooms. The stables, loose boxes and paddocks being under the management of R. AV. MORPIIY. Is a sure guaiuntef, of the best accomodation to tin travelling public. Horses broken to saddle and harness. 309 rj! E N U I II 0 T EL." C. It. Mn,Mit begs to inform his friends and the public generally that he has erected temporary premises pending the building of a new and commodious hotel, and can offer good accommodation to travellers and visitors. The proprietor of the Tenui Hotel would t ike the present opportunity of thanking the public for their past patronage, and would assure them that no oH'ort will be spared to merit a continuance of the same in the future, . Secure paddocks for stock. 144 QLUB HOTEL, MASTERTON. Ihe Proprietor of the above old and wellknown establishment begs to thank the inhabitants of Masterton and the surrounding districts, as also the travelling public for the largo measure of support hitherto given, and begs respectfully to state that additions, alterations, and improvements, in accordance with the progress of the placo, as also the growing requirements of the trade, have been made, The Culinary Department is, as usual, firstclass. Wines, Beers, Spirits, and other liquors are each and all of the very best quality. The Billiard Boom, which is provided with one of Alcock's first-class tables, has just been refurnished in the most elegant manner. A. E L K IN S Proprietor. SPECIAL NOTICE, p 150KGE LANCASTER having pur cha od the Lease of the MelVmrne H its] jVillWrcpt, WfiHin ton. Not t> ioVn'iit hieiiils ut d ill 3 Tra"cllin« Pii'»l;c tint th; iioirc is now thoroughly renovated. "I'd ' ewly fitted up. It contr'ns oI) sp.v oi iiis rooms, with hot an 1 co'd water baths, and for position is the best Home in Wellingt >u Families and Hoarders will tind every home comfort. I unch from I'2 tu 2 daily, D.mitr at op. m, Remember the I rop'ietor—
GEORGE LANCASTER, 301 Late of Hie Royal Hotel, Pcathcrston. f H, COBBBTT'S ?J . Empire Hotel, MASTERTON. [HE PROPRIETOR of the above Hotel having completed the erection of au additional wing, is nour prepared to provide PRIVATE ACCOMMODATION FOR LADIES & GENTLEMEN, 43 WELL AS FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION For Boaiders and Travellers, A TABLE D'HOTE DAILY at 1 o'clock, (And after the 10th March at G p.m. also.) J. H. CORBET f Imports the Lest Brands of Whiskey, Item, Ports, Sherries, Claret, Lii| iters, and Champagne, Hocks still and sparking, Genuine Australian Wines. English Beer and Stout, A NIU I' PORTER KEPT. ONE OF ALCOCK'S BEST TABLES in the Billiard Room. S&, Good Stabling and secure Paddocks. Tt? (id J] 51 P 0 E I U M Queen-st., MASTERTON. F. W. HALES, GENERAL IMPORTER OF Drßpei'y mid Clothing B.iotsand Shoes Groceries Ironmongery Croeke'-y a "d Gin swate, Fancy Goods, &c. TAILORING DONE ON THE PREMISES. WINES AND SPIRITS OF THE BEST BRANDS, Sub-Agent for South British Insurance Co. Agent for New Zealand Times and Mail. 281 J WILTON, in returning thanks for th , liberal patronage bestowed on him since commencing business, begs to announce that he has always on hand A LARGE STOCK OFGROCERIES, DRAPERY, .dud everything appertaining to a well-regu-lated sto.e. An inspection respectfully invited. Bsntley's Old Store, QueanM
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 311, 8 November 1879, Page 4
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