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mUI> HOTEL, MAvSTEkTON Tho Proprietor of the above old and wellknown establishment begs to thank the inhabitants of Mauterton and tho surrounding districts, as also tho travelling public for tho arge meaoure of. support hitherto given, and begs rcspeotfnlly to'stnti that additions, alterations, and improvements, in accordance vith tho progress of tho place,! as also tho •rowing requirements .the trado, have been made. ~'. ■•.'•■'■ ' '•■■. '• ' Tho Culinary Department is, as usual, firstslass. Wines, Beers, Spirits, and other liquors are 3ach and all of tho very best quality. - Tho Milliard Room', wliich is'pvovidcd with one of Alcock's first-class tables, has just been efurnisliftd in the most elegant mannor, A fiL.KINS', Proprietor.. , ; piUNOR Of TTTAUSS' Tl O'l'W.; MASTHRTON, T, WAGG, in taking possession of tho above favorably-known Hotel, begs to inform his old friends and tho public generally that lie intends to conduct it in such a manner us will gain him as large' a share of public patronago as was accorded to his predecessor, Mr J. E, Thompson.' To suit the convenience of visitpis, Dinner will- be served at 12.30, instead of 1 p. m. nMiitiie'rto, thus allowing time to catch the train. Only, the best brands of Wines and Spirits kept in stock. The 13i]li,ii(l lloom coutains TWJ of Allcock's .".EST TABLES, with all thjj. accessories of the pame, and is under the management of Eton Looue, so well and favorably known in connection'with the same / ¥' t-chiss Accommodation for Families, Liveiy an 1 Bait Stables attached.)' The IMLWAY 'IiUS starts from this hotel for each train. . '' 674

no HESTERS' Alt MS HOTEL GttfATOWN. FHOifIEJOMiS Profeihor. THiS old-established and favonte hotel has lately li'tu thoroughly renovated, and is now provided with every cjonveniencefor the cumloit of tlio pulilic, and being situated within a short distance of the Railway Station, ami nearly opposite the Post and Telegraph olliccs, oilers special advantages to visitoi s and the travelling public. ' The private sitting rooms and bedrooms are well furnished, and are high and roomy. WINES ,fc Sl'llilTß OF THE BEST DIOTOTION ONLY are provided. The culinary management being ninlcr the supervision of the proprietor himself is a sufficient guarantee that the wants of patrons willbe well provided for, one of a lcod'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 management. GEORGE JONES Proprietor. TENUI HOTEL.

A. OWEN ....Prol'metou. THE nltovo Hotel havinp been recently built and enlarged, and fitted with every convenience for travellers find families, the proprietor has much pleasure inannouncing that he is prepared to give every attention to the travelling public, and has ■no hesitation in saying that his house will be found fecund to noun. There are Rood stables and paddocks attached. Wines and Spirits of the best brands only '"'PL (ir'O mllE G HEY TOWN HOTEL 1 GHEYTOWN, WAIIUSAPA. JOHN QUIN Pkopkieiob THE above woll-kuown and old-estab lished Hotel oilers Srecial -Advantages to Visitors to the Wairarapa aud Travelling Public in Accommodation and Convenience. Particular attention has been given to the arrangement »f Private Apartments, aud the Premises having recently been thoroughly renovated, the ai.coininodation is equal to any in the disliict, Visitors will lind all the Comforts of a Home, and every attention paid them. A comfortable Ovkred ( inykyanck in connection with the Hotel mcels every train, for the convenience o

rations and the Pubilc. While tolicitinfj the Favors of tiie Travelling l'uUic, mid ih:inking Ids patrons for the mjiport hithrrto accorded, the Proprietor wishes io assure t-k'in the saino attention will he (liven us hitherto. Good Stabling and Grasa Paddocks are attached to the Hotel. Note— the ■OTJKYTOWJSI HOTEL, (Within a few chains of the Post and '. 485 Offices. ffIIYTB'S HOTEL, FOXTON. —o—i? VKRY accommodation and comfort for J travellers and the public at. arge, at the above Hotel. Sample, Bath. Billiard, Coach and Storerooms. SO-stall Stable. Horses anil Unggies on Hire, A, J. WHYTE. )0 'Proprietor;' ROYAL OAK HOTEL, C.VUTEIITON.11. lIODGINS ...PRoriiiETOE, IN announcing that ho has taken the above hotel, H, HOD MS would beg to inform the Tbaveuko l'unuc and ilie icsiilems of Carterfcnn generally that ho Ins refitted ami refurnished it, and effected improvements in every department. .

A stock of WINE.-* and SPIBITS of the vci'v fefc tads is now kept, and a fustclass Uilliard-talilo will at once be added. There arc GOOD STABLING and Padd wits attached, and Travellers and Visitors will find every convenience at the HOYAb OAK HOTEL. EDWIN ARNOLD'S . BASKET SHOP, : ' Mastehtun, WAiRAiurA. ■ • IMPORTANT to.BEEKEEPE'ES. TF you want the BEST BEEHIVES in tta J. World, to to E. Arnold. I Ail the Newest Ideas in Wood and Striw. j Hives inndc to or ler. Every Design on view". ' Mn AENOID'S BEEHIVES were awarded lImPIUZE MEDAL at tlio .Melbourne Ex: hibition, apaiustall the world. Also, Certificate nl' Merit at Dunediu Exhibition- 905

PARKEM PETERSON •;/ . BOOT' SHOE ::;' l r: MANUFACTU KBBS'And IMPORTERS; ■■) Adjoining Club ,. „ IUST pj Boots and Shoes of English and-French make. All kinds of BOOTS aiid SH6ES manufactured on the/premisee tent stall, nnd sold at prices which bajiuot lie beaten by any Wellington firm, and of a Quality end Finish SECONDTO SON E! ONE TRIAL PROVES IT I

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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 917, 4 November 1881, Page 1 (Supplement)

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 917, 4 November 1881, Page 1 (Supplement)

Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 917, 4 November 1881, Page 1 (Supplement)

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