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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2516, 4 February 1887, Page 4

I'HE MARQUIS OF NORMANBY HOTEL,. CARTERTON. '; Olffi of tho riioofc commodiouß and'.besb'; appointed hotels in the Wairarapa, is now in tho hands of that well-known , publio caterer > : , E. BUGKERIDGE, " Whowouldbe glad to see all his old patvons and aa many new ones ;as' may raako : it convenient to call. The culinary department is.first-class,':; and the wines, beers, and apirita'arp. of:' the very boßt quality obtainabler - •'" 1 First-glass Billiard Tab'le' PRINCE OP , :tVAii'Jb& l ' HOTEL. Qobkn-Stbeei, Masierton, T. WAQG.I4.4. v4Mropnetor. '• FOR tholqoh^emence;of vieifcbrs» ; ; ( . : Commercial ißoom' and'-bth'eri,'!' SECOND BAB has been openod in th above Hotel. ; .;•,';;! ■. The Billiard Room attached has "ow been renovated Misfitted with one of- - Aloot k?« fbest Tables. 7 Jor.jfciayelierfl,&o,./ -~';. ;*'■. 1 Winn, Beers,"'and Spirit ' ; " tiin'best ' s quality '- : ,, ,:Vl& EMHKE HOTEL, ¥A, ';,,, PEATeBRS'nJs,,-;;;: : i; ' A (Oppoflit^ 1 Railffay Station). V. '.V,.'. : ■ acconnridation in 'the dti* ! ' : trict. Wines ar/,Sr ! vitß of the I tint quality,,, Horses and Buggies always Miihiro. Hi ,| .-■".■- 'IM fiUJB yoiEL MASTERTM The Proprietor,of the above, old and well-known establishment begs to thank the inhabitants of Mastcrton and the aiirroundmg districts, as also tho travelling public for the large measure of support hitherto given,- and begs to stato that additions, alterations, and improvements, in accordance with the pro-'. grass of the/place, as also the growing requirements-of .tho trade, have been made, ; ; < . The Culinary Department is as usual, first-class. Wineß, Boers, Spirits, and'other liquors aro each and all of the very best quality, ' /• { The Billiard Room, which is provided nfith one of Alcqck's first-olass tiiblus.'has Ast been refurnished in the most elegant tnannor. i ' | ■';:••-:•.. ; ; A. BLK FN (!s.?s Proprietor.': lAIELOGIE JUNCTION ■ ■■■- HOTEL, '&:< (Jwictiqivo/ t/ie MuiifiapaMa and Blair-'; - logk Roads.) '.,'.:■■■■■■ T. , CARBWELL |I ;;,-..o.raOPRIEfpR. TRAVELLING PUBLIC will -,1 find.every convenience and comfort at th is. central ly. eituated hostelry. •.;': : Bcst Brands of Liquor Kefi. '',. ; : Good accommodation for travellers'-with :.i i%l atftck. :■ , 2388 HOTEL, ■:- K WHAKATAKI. ; m TyOBINSON (latejof; Ex- 1 \Ji\ Wi li : changoHotel, Napier), ; Bej>B to mforuv-his friends, and the general public,: thatUio loaso of tho above Hotel, and will uao his beat endeavors to enter for travellers. ' Good-stitl)ling,;iand cjiriniodwus pnitdocks tor stock; f; | . ; % Best ofwnls and-spirits. \ .2220 ;;%(:«: MASO^c;-; ;.■'. ;■"•!/ [Registered.] - : ■■ ■. ~.,. MEDIOAI'HALC, MASTERTON. / BEGStS announce thiit he lias JUST RECEIVED a large consignment ; of the undermentioned Preparations for .the Summer Season : •WWSOUTH'm ISLAND LIME- ,-,. JGWI'.-Fro'mthe Fruit.' Purified .' '■; by a; new process; Fresh, bright < and , '■< palatable. ' •■' O direct,from' Manufactory, ■■■ ■.: M'DOA^.-Non-alcoholicOlmmpagno. ; ■; A delightful bbvoragofortho Bummer. IMOiWMP.-ForSummer Drinks " ! Madofrom a private recipe of great valuo; . . TUBE. ESSENCES. - For ; Flavoring 1 Confectionery, Jollies, &c. Lemon " (extra strong),' Almonds, Cloves, ■ Pine Apple, Rntafiia, Cochineal, &c. NELSONS GELATINE, ISINGLASS, i . and PMB GITMG'AOID-^v • '■< making Jellies. \ ESSENCES MNNEI-for making Curds'and Whey, Cream, Cheese, &c. ■■ SALBALINE , .;.'• \h —I*ACKMTS- Im , THE GREAT FOOD PRESERVATIVE. , T.O. MASON'SBTOUKOFPATbNT ■ '■■" '•; MR-'DIOI'NBS, ' ( , .-•. • Toilet requisites, perfumery, &c. ; Will bear comparison with any house in the Wellington Province. 1 'The flucce'ss which has hitherto attended his efforts is gvcatiydue to the ; PURITY Qf THK DRUGS used in his dispensary' which are selected by lus A(?mt from tho leading London '••: anil ■Continental Iloijscs. ' ;HQM©iPA;l'rllfl AIEDICINKS. • Quinine and Steel Wines, Seltswgenca and : Seltzpgene Powders, Kepler's Extract ■'.-' of Meat. ■ '■; LARGE AMRTSIENT OF FANCY GOODS 1385

PDICAIi HERBALIST % ms ~ i;BOTAJTIC4)ISPENSAItY '' Toi his New Premises 90 €ulm mveei, WHERE he intends -MANUFAC. TURIKGhis^ Remedies '•:•■. ON A LARGE SCALE And sellipg everything connected with : . {he trade at the lupst possible 0 ' jtyOO Excelsior Boot Depot, MASIME3K TON. £l, X . Inhabitants of Mastertoi) and District for past favors, begs- to : .inf form them that he has received a large consignment of Boots and- ; Shoes, (if- all descriptions; arid having by far the largest and best.'Stock in the Wairarapa, intend; ing purchasers may therefore rely' on being suited both in quality and price; The whole of the Stuck, which comprises nothing but 'tiret-class goods, is all marked in* -plain figures, off which a liberal discount will be allowed for CASH, The Bespoke Department receives every attention, nothing but first class materials used.-. Style aiid. finish c'uaraujteed', Repairs neatly executed arid f 'prices reasonable. Note the uddreßSi —H, PETERSON, (opposite \Club Hotel), MißiJusoK, axAlUx&mxi, 2454