Page 4 Advertisements Column 5

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1225, 7 November 1882, Page 4

: ~r -Featherstou. HAVING leaded the above old-oatab« mout landv'favorite .hotel; • travellers jand the general publio |may rely on the 'arrangements and liquors being to their desire, as tbo namo of tKe proprietor, Bhpuld guarantee, " ''' l ' BILLIARD'EOOMT ' HEADING BOOMS i ! Stabling and Paddocking Airißurptoed, C. M. : Brunskill,' , IQ2B-) ■'!, I Q' '; ; ■ " !i '' ' Proprietor. Q J?.'WORTH,h' i i'. pßorsikTOß. LIQUOBS : 'of 'jthe ;BESr' I^ALITV. J OTth^gOod^accdirimo'dftiiott' for visitors and boarders, including Stabling with and running water. M .j.Hojse'Stand.fpr caautd visitors jfreo,|| f j. Coutovanoe to and Station tq ;,, j 'meet'every train, ; y'| BILLIARDS, QUOITS, . SKITTLES^' [I fRS OWEN has much pleasure in informing visitors to the Whareama that ahe has recently refitted and added to x'HJE TENUI HOTEL making it one of the inost : comfortable up Muntty houses in the North Island, .: The recept' .additions include: one of: Aloook's i best BILLIARD TABLES, • Travellers will Snd at this Hotel tho comforts op aho«k ; vrith.GOOD STABLES and SEOUBE PADDOCpfor their horses.. . . : IB3fi

THE GIIEYT'O.WN H,bTEL ORBVTOTO,VAIMAPA.,.,, ' T^O—'.'Jl'iij ,',IUJ!!V '|l< JOHN QTJpT,,i - • ,-!; PEOPKIETOBi j .-.v.ii ......iiin'."TrPTTi :<i '»: i 'i.'t oi H' ■■ i THE above well-known and. i old-eatab j ish?d Hotel oflers Special Adyantages, to Visitorfl to 1 tb e; • 1 arid Travelling Convenience, Particular atteiitiori has 1 'beep given to the irrarigeinerit of Private Apartment .and the Jremj^y 1 having recently be'k'thoroughly renovated, the accommodation is equal to ftiiy- in A tbe district, Visitors jwUl v find all; the/i:>mforfßiof.:a) iHoirie, 5 ><mdWeiy itteh" tion paid then, A comfortable Covered Conveyance in, connection with; the 'Hotel meet? .every,, trjiin, for/the vcbriyeqienoeof i'• .fatrona and.the.Fubilo^.. , While soliciting the' FaVorß;of'the Travelling Public, and thaikiiig" his patrons for the support hitherto accorded,, the, Proprietor wishes' to' ! assui •> themfte'.'samo attention j will be'giVeh as hitherto. . " v ., Good Stabling arid-' Grass 1, "addookfl ,'are attached to t the HiteL' : I ' l i;i Nora— " j }',; GREYTOWN HOTEL,. (Within a few ohainß of : the Post and Tele! ijp, , raph Offices. , • Q"I T Y' B U F'F ET HO T'eil! I 1 OPENING NOTICE," , . j The : Licensing Brachi haying unanimously decided to grant a license to the jbove'new Hotel, tho Proprietors take this'opportunity ■ot informing the residents of Wellington arid 'tafaMirg'visiting tlid city that, no expetite has been Spared to insure the comfort, of all who will, pay, a visit to 'thq'.Giir.'BoCTEt Hotel,' Tho'very boat brands ! of all iiuds of Spirits arid' Wines will always bo kepV in stock. ' ■ I OBR & SONS, i .. i • • Proprietors, ! ! . >''' City Buffet Hotel; jLambton Quay, PLIMMER'S-' H 0 T>E L Lite Albert. , jTlie new additions to this Hotel! are'now,' finished, and will be, opened for business on Saturday the 9th instant.,',' ''' ;; jThe Billiard room'is'the best in' the. city, and is furnished with two : of Alcook's tables with every ap'pendance/and is let tb Mr James Dash, tho well-known Billiard] Marker. --- I;, ~ '•

|The, Hotel will be un ler the management' of : MrbISAAO PLIMMER, w|io willondeavor to raako thoir custoniers feel at home, Tliore is good accommodation for families and travellers, :with good Bample rooms, botand cold- baths, and every';, conyenienop for aireapectablo Hotel.. > iWAIRARAPA DAILY filed,, : ! 0 i.iifl .! :w:.( JOHN PLIMMERj \r, (• ; NATIONAL H O TEL; (Opposite St. George's Hall) '' iLAMBTON QUAY. WELLINGTON.';' : ~ : : •:; -...i1l J ! ■ 'H. STJTiLIVAN, Propbietok. ! ' |TheWaii'arapa House.,, Visitors''from'the country can 1 read'ih I Waiiuiupa Dailt at this house, , | Wirieij'arid l spirits 'of the best,qualify. ' /ij LUB HOTEL',iMASiTBR'TON --jThfl Proprietor ofitbo above old and : wellestablishment beg# to tbi^kjhflan;. diicricts (v ii8 y ais(),tlie travelling,-public t for the Jasfe meamu'e pf'support hitj|'eiTO,givftnJ and'begs :alKmtu>mC~ 4nce vith the progress of the place, as also " thh growing. requirements ,of. the .trade, j have 1 been''made.■ » ' ! >M >luL.i The Culinary; department l is,.usual, first-:lass, ' Wines, Beers, Spirits, and other liguors The Billiard Koom, which is provided with one of Alcock's first-class tables, has just been refurninhed in .the most .elegant 11! !'' ~ U SVW k .Proprietor!. EAj&LE BREWERY. MAsmTfoiiii^Vioi, GATTSCHE k PJLRSONS y. Brewers asd Malsterb, In returning thanks t® thd publio for their libpral patrobngi ' hitherto, (would Ircejp'obi-fully-beg to inform them that they are now brewing 1 from 1 their OWN MALT, and that AlcB andißtout, in ;bulk an& bottle, are 0' the choicest quality, ;equol to any'brewed m :tne oolbnibs,' and wouldiisolieit;& bon> tinuanceof.their favors;! <I;i» m;';

' attended.to at the the Depflt, next Mr s'Butcher Shop, CARTERTON. .! /MTTSOHE & v. >■' l ■■■■}■ '•i'j&lV. I I/O J ■; ! i •j-i- "° •WAIPOUA BREWERi; :i! 1,1 j • WAIPOUA BREWERY I '• V-J !•" " Re-opening OF, The Waipoua Brewery. ; R. V, SMITH haß the pleasure to announce that he haa purchasecl the valiiable Plant' arid Bt6ok-in-Trado' of' the 'Wa&ou 1 Brewery. ' -R. V. SMITH is' now able'to'brew and sell at ordinary rates, , ! ; A'BETTee glass ; .- /than any which lias 'hitherto 'been if ! V- '^NtoTOR L ~ '■ ' ' "if gl 2E£atefl &Cor dials i .jj; [ FINEST-,PSCRIPTIQN; AT MODERATE< I PRICES. ,: jj i: (:: < ii; [ j -i;r; 11. CrINGER ALE j fill,: !)ili j , >': (Sparklingi deliciou?. Orange Champagne^)) ut:! :/. ,'.' Cherry Neottt'S llll ' ''j •' :i ■ lll •' J I | Very Fine Flavor. Santa; Fe(pateDM)') -"o 1^ 'ln TiDt'M'Qniift' ' aJ.. uoh-tfactt ; A ' iLul