nLUP HOTEL, MAS/I'EIITON The Proprietor of the auove old and wollknown establishment begs to thank the inhabitants of Masterton and the surrounding discricts, as abo the travelling public for the large measure of support hitherto given, and begs respectfully to state that additions, alterations, and improvements, in accordance vifch the progress of the place, as also the •rowing requirements the trade, have been made. The Culinary Department is, as usual, firstilnss. Wines, Beers, Spirits, and other liquors arc sach and all of the very best quality, The Billiard Iloom, which is provided with anc of Alcock's first-class tables, has just been efimiisliwl in the most elegant manner, A. EL K 1 N S Proprietor. piIINCK OF WALlia' TJ UXltu MASTKBTON. T, ¥AGG, in taking possession of the above favorably-known Hotel, be.es to inform bis old friends and the public generally tl>at be intends to conduct it in such of public patronage us was accorded to his predecessor, Mr J. E, Tnoiil'.sox. To suit the convenience of visitoia, Dinner will be served at Vl'M), instead of 1 p.m. us hitherto, thru allowing time to caieli the train. Only the best brands ul Wines and Spirits kept in stock. The liiiii.iid liooin contains TWO of Alleoek's I'.VXY TAJILK.S, with all the accessories of the. panic, and is under the management of linoii I.ouuk, so well ami favorably known in conned ion with the Siiivie I l ' t-class Aei.'ommodation for Families, Livery and liait Stidiles ailaclied.) The Ii.'ULW.W '|;Uti starts [rum this
(jv;itd,aml is nionoofor the H.'ipiK situated Station, iiinl nearly o])pa:-:iU- the I'rat and Telegraph ollices, offers npa'Ui 1 rulvaiit:'.L;L-H to visitors and the travolliny public, The private sitting rooms and bedrooms are well furnished, and are high and iuomy. WINKS ,(• ,SI'Ji:iTS OF THE BEST DKKCUIPTION ONLY arc provided. The culinary management being under the supcrviaion of the proprietor Jno j-,.ii,i,i.-\i;ii ri'i-.m is provulwl v,-t nnr-of .-i.Wlc'sk'sM.'J.lcs. A CONYFYANCE will moot c-wh ti-a f«r the convenience ni visitors. GOOD HTAI'.l.'Nd AND ('HiASS TENUI HOTKL. A, OWEN Piioi'itiUToit. fTUJE above Hotel havim.' been recently I. built and enlarged and lilted with every convenience, fur travellers and families, the proprietor hin much pleasure in announcing that lie is prepared to giveeveiy attention to the truvellini; puMic, and has no hesitation in saying that his house will be found second to noiw. There are good stables and paddocks attached, Wines and Spirits of the best brands only kept, fin'O THE Gllim'lWiN' HOTEL ORBYIOWS, WAIEAKAW.
THE above vell-knmni and old lished Hotel oilers >Sj;ec : ' ' ' Visitors to tlic Public in Accommodation and Convenience. Particular attention lias been given to the arrangement of Private Apartments, and the Premises liavi)!;.; recently been thoroughly renovated, tin- ;i(.eoinii;( any in the dish'ict Visitors will lind all the Comforts of a Home, ami every attention ]iaiil them. A comfortably (Jovi;iii:n C*sy>;y,\m;k in connection with the Hotel meets every train, for the eonvenicnee of Patrons and the. I'ubilc. While soliciting the Favors of thoTnvellini; Pnblio, and 'baiikin;' his patrons for the will be. ;jven as iiitherto. Good Htahlii-.f,' and (irasj Paddocks avs attached to tlie H'.itel. No'i'i:- the GKEYTOW.N HOTEL, (Within a few chains of the Post and 'i'elc■lßs ,;;vapli Offices. WHYTR'S HOT EL, FOX TON. \j v'l'ii'i'i a!.(l comfort foi J.J trav.'deifaim il.o puiihe at a.™, al th-'aoov., I'otol. Sample, liaili, Billiard, Coaeh and Store is. 20-stall Stable. Horses and Buggies on Hire. A. J. VYHYT!-, Ill! 1 Proprietor. ROYAL OAK HOTEL, Cahtekton. 11. HODGIKS Phopbietob. IN aniioiinciiiT that lie has' taken the above hotel, H; iiOD.tINs v/oitld beg to inform the Tjuyki.usi! I'inii.ic and the residents of (,'artei'tmi fjuiierally that lie has refitted and refurnished it, and effected improvements in every department. A stock of WINES and SPIIUTS of the vcrv best brandn is now kept, and a firstclass Billiard-table will at once be added. There arc GOOdItaBLINCt and Paddocks attached, and Travellers and Visitors will find every cpnvenience at the EOYAL OAK HOTEL.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 935, 26 November 1881, Page 1 (Supplement)
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