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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 767, 13 May 1881, Page 4

'»• OP NORMANB? HOTEL. Aj ' CABT 8I» T.OiJI V,l]<x'C: •*■ known that he has taken the leadingland the most conimodiouß hotel In tnVWairarapa (> Oi 01 ... .. • THEMABQUISOPORMANBy. .. He has been sufficiently' long enough in tli9'irade'to'be"enabled to dUpetlse witjli. any assertions that his customers receive the best attention that cans be! given to. them. Mrs Urwin is as well kno&n for domestic ';, v ;''v '. • habits as the proprietor, '. and the comfort of his-guetts. ;;i !-; -'■:!; : ' ' j ''' Billiard I ["-.^j; A Night Porter is in attendance for all trav-, ellersbyraU-'orjoach. ••• :. a"s UEff'if, PRINCE OP WALES' •.TT.OTEL, ! ■ •. ! :hIASTERTON. "' t T, WAGO, in taking possession';bf the | above favorably-known.'■ Hotel;"' begs to in-' form his old friends arid the public generally; that ho intends tor condudt it in such. a manner as will gain binus largo a share, of public patronage as viras Recorded to his predecessor, Mr J. E. Thompsons : ;;„Tp.' BUit ""the convenience of" visitoisj' Dinner will be served at 12;30, instead of 1 p.m. as hitherto, thus allowing time to' catch tho train. '' i [ '} ■;'; •- Only-the best, brands of Wines and 'Spirit? kept in'stock. . Tho 1 Billiard ißoom- coutains' TJV'J {of: Allcock's' MST' 'TABLES,'; w'iih; all the .accessories of the pnme, arid is under the managementof Huqn Loouk, so well and. favorably™known in connection with .the First-class ; Accommodationfor Families; '; (Livery and Bait Stables' attached,) ■■ ■ TIwjjBAILWAY 'BUS starts from this, hotel'for each train. 674

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TjlO KESTERS' ARMS HOTEL, "i ''''' GREYTOWN. GEQWE JONES Proprietor, TJIjS old-eatttbliahod and favorite botol has 'lately been thoroughly ronovatcd,and is uow, provided with cveryconvonioncefor the comfort Of the public, aud beiug situated ,within, a-- short-distanco' of tho'Railway Station, and nearly oppoßito tho Poat and Telegraph offices, offers 'speoial 'advantages to visitors and the travelling ; public. .-■■ ■' " Thoprivato sitting rooinß aud bedrooms are weU furnished, and aro high am) ioomy. WINES it SPIRITS OF THE 'BEST 1 '>•■■: DESCRIPTION ONLY •' : ■ aro provided. The culinary managoinont being under the supervision* of the proprietor himself is'a'euinpient'giiarau'tee' that'the wants of patrons wW be, well, proyidedfor. Tho •BniIARD room.is provided with one of Alcock'B best tables,"" \ '•"" "■'■ A CONVEYANCE will meet each train for the convenience of yjsitors, GOOD, r BTABLING W. GRASS , are also,provided are ( under,efficient 'managomelit., ! i'-";','.';' i ' IM ' i '|i' f! ,yj '.'•'.. ■■■' .' GEORGE JONES, Um'i^'Jfaoraißioit. V\ UE NTT D RJvWilKlfb:a S;E ; ; ; ;: - ;; T;.S,^O-;; ; ; .;;';' CABINET- MAPR, ANP UNPERTARElV''''' ''' ' . (I; ,BRIDaB:BTRKET,i.UsTKUT()K, j.|,.;! ■ii; Pianos rorsilk'ed and polished, ' [ ! inAll'kinds'ofPiotiireifranung executed, ■

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