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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 882, 24 September 1881, Page 4

The Proprietor of the alio™ old and wellImoto establishment be;;s to, thank the m'nauitants of Mantovtnn ami the suri'oundiug iliacricts, as also tlio travelling public for the largo mcamiro of support hitherto given, and begs respectfully to state that additions.alterations, and improvements, in accordant!! vitli the progress of the place, as also th'r •rowing requirements the trade, have been made, Tlio Oalinaiy Department is, as usual, firstjlass. Wines, Beers, Spirits, and other liquors art aach and all of tlio very best quality. The Billiard Room, which is* provided with one of Alcock's first-class tables, has just been efumiflhßl iu the most elegant manner. A. 15 1, KINS Proprietor. •pBlttCE OF WALES' TJ UTP.It. MASTKKTUH. T, WAGG, in taking possession of the ahovo favorably-known Hotel, begs to inform his old friends and the public g. norally that ho intends to conduct it in such a manner as will gain him as large a sliaie of public patronage as was accorded to his predecessor, Mr J, E„ Tuoums. To suit the convenience of visitois, Dinner will be served at VIM, instead ot 1 p.m. as hitherto, thr.s allowing time to catch the train. Only tlio best br'as.U of Wines and Spirits kept in stock. The Billiard Boom contains TWJ of Allcock's .'{EST T.AhLES, with all the accessories of the game, and is under the management of High l.oeuic, so well mid favorably known m cunnodiun with tin same I? t-class Aceommodution for Families. Livery and bait Stables aUached ) The RAILWAY 'BUS starts from thin hotel foi each train. li;.j 10 HE ST El! 8' Alt its HOTEL I' GREYTOWN. OEQME JONES Pkomueiob. THiS old-established and favorite hotel has lately b''en thoroughly renovated, and is now provided with uvery eunvenieueefor the comfort of the public, and being siUcacd within a bhort distance of the iUilwa\ oration, ami nearly opposite tile Fust and Telegraph olliees, offers special advantages to visitors and the travelling public. The private sitting rooms and bedrooms are well furnished, and are high and loomy. WINKS <0 SPIHITX OK THE J3K.VI' DESCRIPTION ONLY aro provided. 'J he culinary management being under the supervision ot the piopiieioi himself is a sufficient guarantee tltat tli« wants of patrons will bo ivdl provided fur. The BILLIARD room is provided wil-li one of alcock's best tables. A CONVEYANCE will meet each tiain for the convenience ol visitors. WOOD STAIII.INi: AND MASS PADDOCKS are also provided and are undo: ellicL-in management. GEORGE JONES Pw.imiikti.i; mil E OK EYTnW \ HOT EI. GIIEYTOWX, \VAIKAK.\rA. JOHN QUL\ T THIS above well-known and o'd-estali lisbed Hotel oilers Sierial Advintajis t. Visitors to the W.-iiiarapa mid Tiaveliiii!: Public in Accommodation and Coiiveniei iv Particular attention lias been given to i ,< arrangement of iVivate ,-ipartii'fiii.s, and i; : , Premises having recently hti-n thoimitji) renovated, the accommodation is equal bany in the district. Visitors will find ah the Comforts of a Home, mid every alien. tion paid them. A comlurtnhle Oi'Ykkvh (.'•nvkyasch in connection with the Hotel meets every train, for the convenience of Patrons and the I'n'uilc. While soliciting the Favors oi tlm Travelling Public, and iliankiiif,' his pations for tin support hitherto accorded, the Pnipriciw wishes to assure them the same attention will be given at hitherto. Good Stabling ami (!ra:-\> Paddocks ar attached to lite II >iel. Note— Tin; GEEYTOVYN HOTEL, (Within a few chains of tlio Post and Tele--485 graph OlKees. WRYTE'S HOTEL, FOX TON. —o— EVERY acconimodaUn ami comfort foi ■ travellers and the public at urge, at the above Motel. Sample, Bath. Eilliard, Coach and Storerooms, '2O-stall Stable. Horses and Buggies on Hire, Cobbs' Coaches depart and arrive daily to aadfrom Welling" on. A, J. YYHYTF, <lfl!) Pm„v;,.f.„, TENDI HOTEL. TEE above Hotel havim? been rei'cnlh bnilt and cnliuguti and litfr-d wi b every conveniuice for tiaveleis and fan.) lies, the proprietor lias much nlcasnrc in announcing that he is prepared to uiveoveiy no hesitation in saying that his lioie-e wil ht found second to none. There are good stables and p.ddocks attached. Wines and Spirits of the best brands oiv. kept, ii fi( , mAUEItU ACCOMMODATION lit CSI'. J. McDEUMOiT, IWuiEron. Meals at.all hours li Good Bens li flood Paddocks (per night) h Horse Feed P Weekly Boarders ill: Travellers will find this house *' e Let it stop at on the road licka n Masteiton an- : Gistlepoint. sj.j ( nLUB HOTKI, I.IVKitV ASH MAIi \J K'LIBLKK. P. COOKERY it CO., Propr'nlura. Coaches, horses, hiiggic'i, ill..ayi >ni mn [orses to buy and to sell on the most iv.t-ou able terms. Always reaily to do Imsinm. NELSON SEE!.), NKL S 0 N Encourage Colonial Indas'ry. HENRY BU DDEN & CO SEED GROWERS, SEED MfilldlANTS AND NURSERYMEN. The "ltosiiiir," Bridge s;ieol, Nelson. Illustrated Calalngu s cl'Scjls and Descriptive Catalogue ofPmhu Iwv.idcJfree on application. App'v tlircut, or to Air)!. G. .<•:< r:;an, 819 Seedsman, '1 m.y-.-i., Y.Vilington. ■jl/IUHHAY, ROBERTS & Co., Wool Merchants and Station 1 Agekts, WELLING I ON, Aro prepared to make Advances on the Growing Clip, and on Sirpmeuts of Wool and other Produce consigned 10 Messrs Sanderson, Murray ami Co., of London. Cash Buyers of Woo', Slici;=Lius, HaW.it skins, ic. Patint Barb Wire (Washburn brand) Grass Seeds, WoulpacU, and otkr lines kep in stock. MURRAY, ROBERTS & CO., Wellington.