THE WillTE Ha KT HOTEL, ''"■^"OAHTJBRTON.'-V--' ' 'PROPRIETOR. . ) HAS much pleasure in ■ inT T i ±)t 'forming his friends »nd the public in general, that he lias, token possession of the abovo well-known building in Carterton, lately under the proprietorship of Mr Robert Emom, and 'that MLIQUOSS NOW SOLD will defy competition for Genumeuena and Purity. Well-furnished Private 'Sitting and Bui Booms, The Culinary ArrmviemMt are under the 'Proprietor 1 i Irmdkk Supervkim, Sample Booms for Qmmw/M Travellers m fe CW« of 'the Tovin, Goon SiißLiss and Paddocks.' A Cab meets the trainß from the City.. THE MAEQUISJ OF KORMAHBY HOTEL, CARTERTON. /\NE of the most commodious and best is now in the hands of that well-known publio caterer E, BUOKERIBOE, Who wouldbe glad to see all his old patrons and as many new ones; asjraay make it convenient to call. The culinary department .is first-class, and the wines, •' bears; and spirits are of the very best quality obtainable. jgf Alcock's First-class Billiard Table TTOTEL. O.H.OSBORIE DESIRES to notify to the residents of Dreyertown and the travelling public that ho has again taken charge of this OLD ESTABLISHED HOSTELRY. Sinca he last conducted this establishmend he ha* gained considerable experience as to how a country hotel should be managed, and lie will (rfre effect to his. knowledge b ' ' " GOODFOOi/, GOOD BEDS,' ' GOOD LIQUORS. Accommodation for horses and stock. 2322 EMPIItE HOTEL, FEATHERSTON. (Opposite Railway Station). JAMES SMITH, I PROPRIETOR. . (HE best accommodation in the disi. trict. Wines aiv of the first quality. Horses and Buggies always «r. hire. 1960
FKINCE OST WALES HOTEL. Quees-Stkei, Masiertos. T.WAW ...Proprietor. JP Commercial Room and others, SECOND BAR has been opened in th above HoteL The Billiard Room attached Ira ow been renovated and fitted with one of Aloook's besfc Table*. A. well-supplied table, and every comfort for travellers, &c. Wines, Beers, and Spirit the bent Quality. ITM pLUB HOTEL MASTERTON The Proprietor of the above old and woll-kuown establishment begs to thank the inhabitants of Masterton and the surrounding districts, as also the travelling public for the large measure of support hitherto given, and begs respectfully to state that additions, alterations, and improvements, in acenrdanco with the progross of the place, as also tho growing requirements of tho trade, have been made. The Culinary Department is as usual, Wines, Beers, Spirits, and other liquors are each and all of the very best quality. The Billiard Room, which is provided ntitli one of Alcock's first-class tables, has list been refurnished in the most elegant manner. A. ELXINS, .. Proprietor. MARINE HOTEL, WHAKATAKI. Gm "HOBINSON (late of Ex- • liXl change Hotel, Napier), Begs to inform his friends, and the general publio, that he has bought the lease of the above Hotel, and will use his best endeavors to cater for travellers. Good stabling, and oammodious paddocks for stock. Beat brands of wines and spirits. 2220
THOS. OARSWELL,Pboprietob. |PIS newly built Hotel is situated half L _ way on the road from Masterton to Tumi, and is replete with every accommoI dation tor tourists and travellers. The I mail coach arrives from Masterton every Tuesday and Friday, returning the following days. The situation of the Hotel for a healthy spot could not '.be equalled, and it is sheltered from the v/inds by the low bills which surround it on all sides. A WONDERFUL BOOK FOR Is. ja CONTAINING g 100 Trioks and Delf luiions with cards. c*rda and the ordinary , coins 'of tho" ==~. mlm, are needed; ; OVER ;.,. ~..... . 200 Trtokb with oowtnuKo'A»Abatdb, All illustrated explained and made ample, with a catalogue of English,i French and. Amerioan Novelties, Oameß, Toyn, &0., covering'-, over 300 pages, and illnatrated with 400 wood bloota..' ~ „ Both books mailed ■■'. I ■_ free fork; 'Jaok & his Bmdk. A . Meohanical 'figures '/ n dance to music, and. ■keep perfect time,-" . l.&ai.A.+Wnai,.' I ,', U\ V ■■■*•■ ■■■r* VVM The Wiaard of the : , e iXY North'sphangeabls V«' ;; pack of 'cards, won-' "■'. -"•' dorfulohamteawith lightning rapidity,'ls"2d,'post free, .. N.S.W.; stamps taken aitpajr, post offioeordera or postal notes,preferred, if stomps of other colonies are sent add 2d In thai shilling for ejchange.. , . . ... ,-,;., Take Notice.—To, edvertißO.our jbuairieM, \rt will for a short time'ee'nd the;whol9of theaW* for 2s 6d. .Addreß! all orders H.' YORKER Co; i; 4lO'.GeorgU!/ Sydney,2331 : : Lockßbx4l,King-e^Posti&ffice. Ir,A,;KEISENBERG, TEAOHB.R OFMU SI O A ■ Terms on application/ 1: Term commences withjiupii. .-.Adress caftrMrJl. 6aot, Chemist, Mastertoa. ~"...., 8001
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2356, 26 July 1886, Page 4
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