;THE MARQUIS OFNOBMANBY ' 'HOTEL, Carterton; • known tliat ho Las takea the leading and the most commodious hotel in the Wairarapa i Valley,' THE MARQUIS OFNORMANBY. He has been sufficiently long enough in tho trade to he enabled to dispense with any assertions that his customers receive the best attention that oan be given to them. Mrs Urwin is as well known for domestic habits as the proprietor is for r i and the comfort of his gueEts. BEST WINES AND SPIRITS, Billiard Table. A Night Porter is in attendance for all travellers by rail or coach, , THOMAS URWIN. 704 TTOTEL. MASTERTON. ' ' ; T, WAGG, in taking possession of the above favorably-known Hotel, begs to inform his old friends and the public generally that he intends to conduct it in Btich a manner as will gain him as largo a share of public patronage as was accorded to his predecessor, Mr J, E. Thompson. To suit the convenience of visitors, Dinner will be served at 12.30, instead of Ip.m. as hitherto, thus allowing time to catch the train. Only the best brands of Wines and Spirits kept in stook. The Billiard Room contains TW'J of AUcock's BEST TABLES, -with all the accessories of the game, and is under the management of Hdoh Loode, so well and favorably known in connection with the same. First-class Accommodation for Families, (Livery and Bait Stables attached.) The RAILWAY 'BUS starts from this hotel for each train. 674 TENUI HOTEL, JAS.N, OWEN., X built and- enlarged, and fitted with every convenience for travellers and families, tho proprietor has much pleasure in announcing that ho is prepared to give every attention to the travelling public, and has no hesitation in saying that his house will ho found second to none, There aro good stables and paddocks attached. Wines and Spirits of the best brands only kept i 680 TTIO RESTERS' ARMS HOTEL, GREYTOWN. GEOWE JONES Prokuetob. THiS old-established and favonto hotel has lately b«en thoroughly renovated, and is now provided with every convenieucefor the comfort of the public, and being situated within a short distance of the Railway Station, and nearly opposite the Post and Telegraph offices, offers special advantages to visitors aud the travelling public. The private sitting rooms and bedrooms are well furnished, and are high and roomy. WINES <£• SPIRITS OF THE BEST DESCRIPTION ONLY are provided. Tho culinary management being under the supervision of the propriotor himself is a sufficient guarantee that the wants of patrons will be well provided for. The BILLIARD room is provided with one of Alcoek'a best tables. A CONVEYANCE will meet each train for the convenience of visitors. GOOD STABLING AND GRASS _ PADDOCKS arc also provided and are under efficient GEORGE JONES Pkopbietoe, 452 TH OOBBETT'S Empire Hotel, MASTERTON. THE PROPRIETOR of the above Hotel having completed the erection of an additional wing, is now prepared to provide PRIVATE ACCOMMODATION FOR LADIES Sc GENTLEMEN, FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION For Boarders and Travellers. A TABLE D'HOTE DALLY at 1 o'clock, (And after the lOthMarch at 6. p.m. also.) J. E CORBET! 1 Imports the best Brands of Whiskey, Hum, Ports, Sherries, Claret, Liquers, and Champagne, Hocks still and sparking, Genuine Australian Wines. English Beer and Stout. A NIG r PORTER KEPT. ONE OF ALCOOK'S BEST TABLES in the Billiard Room, t®, Good Stabling and secure Paddooks. "5* IUMITURE'WAREHOUSI T. S. JAGO, CABINET-MAKER, UPHOLSTERER, AND UNDERTAKER, Bridge-smbm, Mastmiton, All kinds of Picture-framing executed, Carpets planned and laid down, Venetian MMb made to order. tfamiture renovated, and : all kinds of repairs The inspection of the public inviUd. N.8,-Furniture delivered within a reason T S. JAGO, Cabihh>makkb, Upholsteber, ahdUhdeb. Bridge-street, Mastertou. CLUB HOTEL LIVERY AND BAIT BL4BLES. P. COOKERY AGO., Proprietors. Coaches/horses, buggies, always on hire, Horses tobuy and to sell on themost reasonable terms. Always ready to dp business.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 736, 6 April 1881, Page 4
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634Page 4 Advertisements Column 6 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 736, 6 April 1881, Page 4
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