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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2212, 5 February 1886, Page 4

KMI'I !v!!l HOTEL, FEATHERSTON. (Opposito Railway Station), JAMES SMITH, PROPRIETOR. FjIHE best accommodation in Iho disJ_ trict. Wines m Splits of tho first quality. Horses and Buggies always on hire. • 1960 THE MARQUIS OF NORMANBY HOTEL, CARTERTON. ONE of tlio most commodious and best appointed hotels in the Wairarapa, is now in tlio hands of that well-known public caterer 1 BUOKEMDGE, Whowouldbe glad to sec all his old patrons and as many new ones as may make it convenient to call. The culinary department is first-class, and the wines, beers, and spirits arc- of the very best quality obtainable. SrjpAlcock's First-class Billiard Table nbUR HOTEL MASTERTON The Proprietor of the above old and well-known establishment begs to thank tlio inhabitants of Masterton and tlio surrounding districts, as also tho travelling public for tho large measure of support hitherto given, and begs respectfully to state that additions, alterations, and improvements, in accordance with the progress of the place, as also tho growing requirements of the trade, havo been made. The Culinary Department is as usual, first-class. Wines, Beers, Spirits, and other liquors are eacli and all of the very best quality. The Billiard Room, which is provided ntith one of Alcock's first-class tables, has Aist been refurnished in'the most elegant manner. A. ELKTNS, Proprietor. PAHIATUA HOTEL [{(Between Woodvillo and Ekcahuna.) Forty-Mile Bush. GOOD STABLING AiTD PADDOCKS. P. CREWE ...Proprietor. HOOD & SHAW, LIVERY STABLEKEEPERS, Masterto.v, >EO to notify that they are continuing J their business of Livery Stable--eepetcs at the EMPIRE HOTEL, whore every attention will be paid to horses placed in their care. GOOD PADDOCKS. Horses and Buggies on hire. A 'BUS meets every train, and conveys s engcrs to all par sof the town. 2114 EKETAHUNA HOTEL FORTY MILE BUSH. JTONNER, having purchased the , above Hotel, begs to solicit a continuance of the patronage so liberally bestowed upon his predecessor. Wines and Spirits of the best brands always in stock. Every care and attention will be accorded o travellers. SHOOTING, he attention of sportsmen is called to the fact that plenty of game can be obtained close to flie Hotel. J. TONNER 195 Proprietor. JAMES HAMILTON, (Late of Wanqannl,) COACH AND CARRIAGE BUILDER. JH., having some fifty prizes for , work that he has exhibited, and having testimonials extending ovor a period of 18 years, should bo a sufficient guarantee as to his ability to carry out any orders he may be entrusted with. Buggies, Waggonettes, Parcel Vans, Business Carts, Country Carts, Tog Carts, Spring and other Drays, Drags, and Timber Wai'ons. Repairs promptly and neatly executed. Orders by post punctually attended to. Only the best material used, and all work guaranteed. Estimates AMERICAN COACH FACTORY AM) TJi ARC SHOEING FORGE, TaramM-stmt, Wellington. 2190 WELLINGTON COLLEGE, WELLINGTON. fMMITAL: I MAOKAY, M.A. TERMS: FuiL Boarders : 40 Guineas per annum. Weekly Boarders: 30 Guineas per annum. Tuition' : Upper School, 12 guineas per annum ; Lower 'School, 10 pounds per annum. mHE COLLEGE is most healthily X situated in its own Reservo of 09 acres. The Class Rooms and Dormitories are lofty and well ventilated, and afford excellent accommodation to a limited number of Boarders. The Boarders are under tho direct supervision of the Principal and Mrs Mackay, assisted by four Resident Masters, During the past four ',ars, 56 candidates from this College > ?ie qualified for Matriculation, 25 passe the University Junior Scholarship Exa; nation, and over 100 passes in the Civil S rvico havo boon obtained, First term of 1886 begins on February Ist. Prospectus and full particulars from tho Principal, or from the undersigned. C. P. POWLES, 65 Secretary. R. A, WAKEUN, STEAM SAW MILL, SASH AND DOOR FACTORY, PLANING AND MOULDING MILL. A DJOINING RAILWAY STATION, jfl GREYTOWN N, 2195 ON THE' " WRONG SIDE OF CUBA STREET." TO THE PUBLIC. AS we are so frequently being asked by many of our numerous customers how it is wo sell better goods at Lower Prices than tho large puffing claptrap places, we thought we would just answer the question once for all through the press. There are many reasons, nix . ef which I will name—1. We know how to buy. 2. Wo give no discount. 3. ,We have no Xmas gifts. A. Wo give no credit. b. Wodon'fcsell peas,beans,orpoppor 6. In fact, wo give nothing away, By these means wo can and will sell nhoap. Those who havo not yet paid us a visit, kindly look in on " the wrong side «f Cuba-street, "and compare our goods ■ind prices, H. STOWS, 190 Draper. JTjHE CHEAPEST &MOST EFfIEC--1 TIVE. BARKAUD & SON, Agents, Wellington. .Lib'sral Diwitnt to /Storefapen,