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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1432, 17 July 1883, Page 4

T»R-E;~.G-R-EY'-T-.Q:W~N' H-GTB-E- ---: ;; ■■ ' ! 'ii! ; -i j JOHN QUIN • • • • Proprietor '■"> d ; i '-THE above' Well-known and old-estab ished Hotel ofiers Speoial Advantagea to. Vißitora to the Wairarapa and Travelling' Public in Ao,qommodati(m 'and Convenience,' Partiwlf(r |t^(itioji'h ; Mho* ilrrangdment of' Private ApartrAehta, and tho' Premises having recently been thoroughly renovated, the accommodation is equal to any in the distrio. Visitors .will find all' ihe' irofortfl <jf a Home, 'and every fattention paid then. A comfortable Covmbd Conveyance iiiioonneetiOn with the Hotel meetf every train, for the convenience of ~i w 'Patronsand tho Pubilo. > While soliciting theFavoraof itlie Travelling Public, and thanking his patrons anjpport, hitherto accordedj,'.ithe; Proprietor , wished to assuioitojem. tho' same attention will bo given bb hitherto, flood Stabling, and''Grass addocks ' aw s ■ . .attachedi.:to tha teL: No'ie- the GREYTOWN HOTEL, (Within a; few chains »f.the. Post and; TeeW " " raph'Mces. ' "I .; ' l.v J,. l : \ " MRS OWEN has much pleasure in informing visitors to the Wharaama that she has re'cehtW refitted and added to THE TENUI HOTEL makingMt one of ithetooat comfortable up country houses in the North Island. The recent additions include one of Alcocr's best BILLIARD TABLES.' Travellers will find at this Hotel the comforts of a dome with: GOOD STABLES and SECURE PADDOCKS for their hoiseß.i >• ' : 18,1(i,; ' "W"- jy I S H 0 P,~ (Late of, Provincial' Hotel, Upper Hutt.) BEGS to inform hit !f Wairarapa friends that he has taken the.. j,; : : . OXFORD HOTEL, i (Unto Theatre Royal Hotel) 1 ' LAMBTON QUAY .WELLINGTON. The accommodation ia unsurpassed in Wellington for Private' Families, Commercial Travellers and Boarders. Wines, Spibitb,', and Beer or tub best ~ ma™ Procurable ! !, ! ' ) ORDINARY from 1 to 2 p.m. Daily, Night Porter in attendance.—Waki®** A Daily filed. 1376 Q ITT BUFFET HOTEL OPENING NOTICE The Licensing Bench having unanimously decided to grant a license to the above new Hotel, the Proprietors take this opportunity of informing the residents of Wellington and travellers "miting the city that no expense : has been spared toinlurd the comfort of all ■ who will pay a visit to the Oitv Buffet Hotel. The very best brands of alllinds of Spirits and Wines will always be kept ; in 1 stock ORR & SONS, Proprietors, ' • ; . City Bullet Hotel, : Lambton Quay. •'.l'

KOYAL HOTEL, : ; Feather ston : ■ < ; : ■ ii*! i■; j ... .I.i 1 HAVING leaßed the above old-eatab-meat and favorite hotel, travellers and the general public may rely on the a'ri'angeminta' aiid : liquors' being to their desire, as tho name of the proprietor should .'guarantee, BILLIARD BOOM! ; ..,!■ ' 1:: 'READING'EOOMBI ■ Stabling and Paddocking. unsurpassed, C. M. Brimslrill, 1028 Proprietor. - 'QLUB HOTEL, 1 MASTERTON ( The Proprietor of tho above old and wellknown establishment begs to thank tho inhabitants of Maaterton and the surrounding districts, as also'the travelling public for the large measure of support hitherto givpn, and begs respectfully to state that additions, iterations, and improvements, in accordance 'vith the jjrdgress' of .the.place) as also the growing requirements of the trade, have been made. ; The Culinary Department is as ÜBual, first-jlass. j Wines, Beers, Spirits, and other liquors jae aach and all of the very, best quality. : The Billiard Boom, which is providod ivith one of'Alc'ock's first-class tables, has just been refurnithed in the most elegant manner." 1 ,;>!: (<.• • •, 1 ; A, ELK INS, Proprietor. PHINCE OF WALES HOTEL. i Giumtbeet Wellington, AVINQ, taken, the above Hotel, I hope • •' to're&ive a visit from -my numerous friends, Nothing but the best wine, Spirits, to, will be,, and the comfort of my ; i! i fi i.': i. ■' ■ • patrons,guaranteed.,,, .... Splendid BILLIARD ■ TABLE, under the mand^mht^f : 'W'H:Pomr, ' Wairabapa Daily Filed. •S. SOFFE,... ....Prophietob, :,1329 NOTICE. OPENING OF THE FfiATHKItSTON EAILffAY ; ' : Refreshment Roois! 1 THE undesigned begs to -ioform travellers 'hj l rail J and the' ■ Genetal Public tliat he will open the above Rooms on the . 2nd July, when he hopes by supplying liquor and other refreshments of tue very best quality, and at ANY HODH of the day, to meet with,a fair share of support, Private entranco' for lladieß to the Luncheon Blooms,' I : ' ! " «TJ O. Hay;Ay*u"tLi . !N.B, —Qood stabling find joining the station,', Hoiraes, 4o|, left in my charge will receive every care and attention, '; ■■■ 1417

150 PAIRS MOLESKINS. 1 i ;-i wo 10 DOZ. KAIAPOI ' , : (Large Size,) COST PKICEIt ;D, F. McC l Y, i Masxerion. 'gMAJRT, (Late Head Waiter at the (Hub Hotel, Mas- ! iteTfaMl.;) .| i : . ; BEGS to thank. his. Wairarapa; and the public generally for their literal patronage accorded to him during the last Oyster Season, and hopes by civility and attention to still merit the samq. T , Country orde/ajpUnitually attejidldjio. J Oyatera jnV | delivered fatjWellinetOD Raiilway Station FREE, from 1 upwaiai. OYSTERS frphfrofmpurpjvji ITrade Supplied all 1 tihe' year' xodxid. Private supper rooms for Ladiesi®. OYSTERjM£RCHANTB,.OM)BM , ffiE i IfIEATBE, Lambton' Quay/ and atl Mlimtfritftft. j . '/i / /Wellfngtte, i ill iM