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jl/lllS OWEN lias much pleasure in in' u± forming visitors to tlio Wharennm that siio has recently refitted and added to x'HE TENTJI HOTEL, making it one of tho most comfortable up country houses in the North Island, The recent additions include one of AlcocK's best BILLIARD TABLES. Travellers vail find at this Hotel tho comforts ofahom ith GOOD STABLES and SEOURE PADOCKS for their horses. 183G J.IORESTERB ARMS HOTEJi GREYTOWN. GEORGE JONES Pkoprietoe. THiS old-established and. favonto hotel ias lately been thoroughly renovated, and'is sow provided with ovory conveniencefor tho comfort of tho public, and being situated within a short distance of tho. Railway Stati n, and nearly opposite, tho Post and Telcg.'aph offices, offers specia advantages to vif itor s and tho travelling public.. •', The private sitting rooms and bedrooms are well furnished, and are high and roomy. WINES .fc SPIRITS OF THE BEST DESCRIPTION ONLY are provided. Tho culinary management being under tho supervision of the proprietor himself is a sufficient guarantee that tho wants of patrons will ho well provided for. Tho BILLIARD room is provided with one of Alcock's best tables, A CONVEYANCE will meet each train for tho convenience of visitors, GOOD STABLING AND GRASS PADDOCKS are also provided .™d under efficient management. GEORGE JONES Proprietor, mUB HOTEL, MASTERTON The Proprietor of tho abovo old and wellknown establishment begs to thank the inhabitants of Mnatcrton and tho surrounding discricts, as also tho travelling public for the large measure of support hitherto givrm, and liegs respectfully to state that additions, alterations, and improvements, in acco-vl-ance vith the progress of the place, as also the growing requirements of tho trade, have been made. The Culinary Department is, as usual, first-3lass. Wines, Beers, Spirits, and other liquora are jack- and all of tho very best quality. ! Tho Billiard Room, which is provided with one of Alcock's first-class tables, has just been refurnished in the most elegant manner. A. ELKI NS, Proprietor. PRINCE OF TITALES' TJ OIEL. MASTERTON, T, WAGG, in taking possession of the above lavorably-known Hotel, begs to inform his old friends and tho public generally tliatlio intends to conduct it in such a manner as will gain hirn as largo a share of public patronago as was accorded to his predecessor, Mr J. E. 'i'lioiirsoN.

To suit the convenience of visitois. Dinner will bo served at 12.30, instead of 1 p.m. as hitherto, thus allowing time to catch the train. Only the best brands of Wines and Spirits kept in stock, The Billiard Boom contains TWJ of Allcock's BEST TABLES, with all the accessories of the pamo, and is under the management of Harry Laughlin so well and favorably known in connection with the lame F t-class Accommodation for Families. Livery and Bait Stables attached.) The EAILWAY 'BUS starts from this hotel for each train. 674 mHE GKEYTOWN HOTEL I GREYTOW2J, WAIRARAFA, JOHN QUIN Pkopmbior THE above well-known and old-cstab ished Hotel oflers Special Advftntages_ to Visitors to the Wairarapa and Travelling Public in Accommodation and Convenience. Particular attention has been given to the airangemeut of Privato Apartments, and the Premises having recently been thoroughly renovated, the accommodation is equal to any in the district Visitors will find all She imforts of a Home, and every attention paid then. A comfortable Covered Conveyance in connection with the Hotel meets every train, for the convenience of Patrons and the Pubile. While soliciting the Favors of the Travelling Public, and thanking bis patrons for_ the support hitherto accorded, the Proprietor wishes to assure them the same attention will be given as hitherto. Good Stabling and Grass addocks are attached to the HtteL Note- the GREYTOWN HOTEL, (Within a few chains of the Post and Tele--185 graph Offices. tffIYTE'S HOTEL, FOXTON —o— EVEEY accommodation and comfort for travellers and the public at arge, at the above Hotel. Sample, Bath, Billiard, Coach and Storerooms. 20-stall Stable. Horses and Buggies on Hire, Cobbs' Coaches depart and arrive daily to and from Wellington, A. J. WHYTE, 499 Proprietor,

ROYAL HOTEL. LIQUOES of the BEST QUALITY. Hotel replete with good accommodation for visitors and boarders, including Stabling with paddock, and running water. Horee Stand for casual visitors free. Contovance to and from Kailway Station to meet every train, BILLIARDS, QUOITS, SKITTLES.

fIQYAL HOTEL, Featherston. "HTAVING leased the above old-cstab-JL lisliud and favorite hotel, travellers < and the general public may rely on the; arrangements and liquors being to their desire, as the name of the proprietor should guarantee, - I BILLIARD ROOM! ■ ! ' READING ROOMS! Stabling and Paddocking unsurpassed! "■■'• C. M. Bvunskill, i 1028 Proprietor, BARRETT'S HOTE j , MR WALTER FREEMAN, imvLg-l purchased the Lease, Stock, and Furniture of this old Established and Favorite Hotel, will endeavor to keep the J3esfc of Wines,' Spirits, <k, to please bis CosboGOOD ACCOMMODATION W& . COUNTRY VISITORS. /, FIRSMUTE BiiiLurd'Tabm, &C, ; WALTER FREEMAN... ! , ALTER PERRY-,.'/ ■";■■•"■ iGKNBBALBDTOHBk: '"-'* i Bkidoe-Si., MASTERTO'N

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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1097, 12 June 1882, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1097, 12 June 1882, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1097, 12 June 1882, Page 4

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