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THE MAQUIS OF NOKMANB?" : HOTEL,-' ; i ; . i C A b't'e bt'om i THOMAS "DRWIN vnslies it to.tewideljr , known that he has taken the leading and Yolley,| ' ,;r - THE MABQUISOF NORMANBY,-/; He has * been-' sufficiently , 'ldng''eno;ngli' in: the :trade.to ,lie, enabled .to diapensa v .yitH any assertions thatlus customers receive ;the bk attention that 'flan ll to tteiiaV Mrs tJrwin is as well known for: domestic habits as the proprietor ia'for - re !, 7; and the comfort o{ his guests. .. . ' BEST WINES ANDISPIRITS, 70 « , ... Billiard Tabid 1 A Night Porter is in attendance for all travellers'by rail or coach',j!' 1 ' THOMAS URW-IN. pBINCE OP -RALES' ,JJOTEL. : MASTERm.', ' T, WAGG, in taking'possession of, the above favorably-known Hotel, begs to in-' form his old friends and the .pubUti.",generally that ho intends to conduct it iti such' a manner as will gain him as large a share, of public patronage as was - accorded to his predecessor, Mr J. E. Thompson. \ To suit' the' convenience of' viMtois,' 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 stock, ' The Billiard Room contains TW'J of Allcock's BEST TABLES, with all the accessories of the game, and is under the management of Hugh Loooe, so well and favorably-known in connection with the' same. ' First-class Accommodation for Families, (Livery and Bait Stables attached.) The RAILWAY 'BTJS starts from this hotel for each train, 074

T' RAE IS THE TABGEST IMP OETEB Jj OP JOURNALS AND NEWSPAPERS In Wellington All the leading Newspapers, of the World i Regularly Received by Mail Agrosy, Is ■ Baptist Mamiue, 8d Bow Bella, Is Gd : Boys of England, Is Boys' Standard Is • Boys' Herald, Is Boys Own Paper, Is The Christian 1 ■ 1 1 The Christian Glob#: The Christian Herald ( Is i The Christian World Magazine ( Each The 7-hristian World Pulpit '•) 1 ;, : The Cutter's Journal •; Pay of Rest, Is . Draper and dressmaker' ' English.Meohanic,'lß.6d • ■' Englishwomen's Domestic of Dress, Family Herald, Is Family Reader, Is _ ''' I:i _ ! Gentleman's Magazine of Fashion, 2s Girls' Own Paper, Is Grocer, Is 1 Illus. Household Journalof Fashion, ls6d Leisure Hour, I s ~ . London Journal, Is Loudon and Paris Ladies' Fashion, 2s Jjpndpn Reader, Is ;; Milliner and Prgsspaker, 2s Ministers' of jfyslilon, 3s Myra's Journal of Fashion ](| , 1 i ; ; Myra's Mid Monthly of Chilijfeii'fl Press Sunday at Home, Is Sylvia's Journal of Fashion, Is . Tailor-and Cutter v . ■ Wedding Bells, .Is. ?/ Weekly Welcome, la ' Young Ladies' Journal, Is 6d Young Men of Great Britain, 1b Bankers' Magazine, 2s Church Bells, 2s Clergyman's Magazine; Is 6d " Evangelical Magazine, Is . Harper, IsSd r United Presbyterian, 8d ! „ „ with portraitsj 1 Newspapers, '■' ■' Lloyds, 3d, Reynolds, 3d : . Despatcn, 3d Illustrated News, 3d Piptoral World, fid London News, Is Times Weekly Edition, Gd, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. ,

po RESTERS' ARMS HO TEL, ! GREYTOM. ' ' 7 GEQR/JE J0NE5............ Pkoibietpb. TJlig gld-estabMed'arid javonte hotel has lately bepji fhpf9||gi|}jr fgßPyated, and is now provided with oye'ry conyenieijpefpi' th.o comfort of tlje pufcijo, and .being situated within 9; sliort distan.ce of tHe Railway Station, pd nearly 'opposite the Post and to visitors and the travelling publip./ Tlje.private sitting rooms and bedrooms are \yjllfipjshed, and are high and roomy. WINES ti SPIRITS OF THE BEST DESCRIPTION ONLY are 'provided.' | .Tbo'culinary,/mmagement , being under the the proprietor himself is s, sufficient guarantee that the The BILLIARD rooip is provided with one of Alcock's best tables. A CONVEYANCE will ipgot each train for the convenience of .visitors; : GOOD STABLING AND GRASS ■ • PADDOCKS: are , also provided and are under efficient GEORGE ; JONES PBOPMEIOE, R Ei. Wi'a RE Hi) U 8 E T.S/JAGO,, CABINET-MAKER, UPHOLSTERER, AND UNDERTAKER, j. BRIDQE-STREIjr, MAfITERTOK. - ■ ll : j Pjanos re-silked'andjiqluhed. I and laid do 1 ') i r ij do toon ;l in'.lv.-i-'I .'it! all kinds of repairs A! 'mi ,ff'.if--.- inf?; ■'>: (!• iiiiibift i'.-id (7 A i Theinsp^tidnofthe^ubKomWU'i'y'' N.B.—Furniture delivered: within a reason i . able distance OABffiir-WAKBB, AND Urops

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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 765, 9 May 1881, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 6 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 765, 9 May 1881, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 6 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 765, 9 May 1881, Page 4

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