STAB HOTEL MASTEKTON. n WILLIAMSON lias'muoh pleakX* sure in ihformini; his numerous friends and tho public of tho Wairatapa generally thai ho has taken over the above centrally situated and favorably known hotelrom Mrs Oranmer. Visitors and families will find the STAR HOTEL ono'of tho most convenient and comfortably furnisiied lwusos intlio district, Tho bost wines spirits and alos aro only kept, Good stabling and paddocks
fILUB HOTEL. MASTERTON Tho Proprieta of the abovo old and well-known establishment bcge to thank the inhabitants of Mastorton and thesurtounding districts, an also the travelling publio for the large measure of support hitherto given, and bogs respectfully to state that additions, alterations, and improvements, in accordance with the prowess of the place, as also the growing requirements of the.trade, have boen made, i The Culinary Department is 'as usual, nrst-class, Wines, Beers, Spirits, and other quality. The Billiard Room, whioh ii provided withoneof Alcock's Ant-class tables, has just been refurnished in themost elegant manner. „» A, ELKINS, Proprietor
CAMBRIDGE HOTEL, CAMBRIDGE TKBRACIB, Wellington Thos, (Jlias, Eayner, (Latomtho employ of that wellknown firm Iters M Casolbert; & Co., 9f Maßtetton,) HAS taken the above popular hotel, which is centrally situated find in a highly respectablenoighborhnud, being within three minutes walk of tho Basin Reserve. T.O.R. trusts to win tho patronage, of his many Wairampa frinncls, whoso homo comforts will be well attorded to by Lis wife (nee Mrs Oorbett, late of Maaterton,) whose experience in the business jb such that tho requirement!! of yisitors is wellknown. Liquors of the best brands and superior accommodation may be depended upon, Good stabling, alid Trams passing the doer every few minutes.:'! POST OFFICE HOTEL, GREY STREET, WELLINGTON. G-W. TABOR Proprietor,
HAVING purchased the Lease and Goodwill ol the above popular and centrally situated hostelry, G. W. T. begs to inform his numerous friends and tho commercial community that every cam ana attention will be given to the comforts and requirements of Permanent Boarders and Commerical Travellers. The house affords excellent accommodation. A SPECIAL FEATUKK. Oke Shulino Luncheon Dail?, from 1 to 3 o'clock. The very best brands of Wines, Ales, and Spirits. G. W, TABOR, Proprietor,
PANAMA HOTEL. (Cornorof Ingeßtre and Taranaki streets opposite Columbia Skating Rink,) ■Wellinqioh; E. J. SEARLE, (latonuoiAN with Mr A Blkins, Clnb Hotel, Masterton,) HAS taken tho Panama Hotel anil invites his Waibahapa friends nut onlv to inspect accommodation, but solicits their patrenago, in return for which all home comforts and superior liquors will be supplied at moderate prices, Trams pass tho door every 10 minutes to and from the Railway Station. GOOD STABLING.
BLAIRLOGIEJUNCTION HOTEL, Juiicf ion of iht Mwigapaktfa and Blair logie Roads. T.CAIvSWELL, PKOPRIETOR TBE TRAVELLING PUBLIC will find every convenience and comfort at this centrally situated hostelry, Bestßrands of Liquor Kept. Good accommodation for traveller*
PAHIAT.UA HOTEL W k STEWART, PROPRIETOR THE ABOVE HOTEL fumialiea Goo Accommodation for Travellers an Sportsmen. Wines and Spirits of First-CUss qualit; kept in Stock, Agent for Jones & Hunters !in Mail Coach * hntwenn Pnmatna Palmerston, rassongara oooue d hrouitl
Masonic Hotel, WOODVILLE. .1 opened and affords the best of accommodation for Travellers and Viators Meals provided en arrival of trains and Coaches, L. D. BICKERTON, I'm lido
. MABOMIO HOTEL Cuba-street Wellington, RJ.T. PRICE, Proprietor. * Lato of Groymoutb); ET HI P Having purchased ' "J.X. 1 * tha above commodious and centrally situated hotel, begs to notify the ; public ponerally that he intends to make the Masonic second to none other in the city for comfort, convenience, and accommodation, The very best brands of wines and ,quora that lione.y can buy will only be ept. , full sized billiard table on thepremises Cli Moderate, Hotel EKETAHONA, edwakuHlistgn, IIHE above new (Hotel, re[>leto with overy comfort, and convenience, situated within two minutes walk of the Railway Station, a fifhv open for the accommodation of TRAVELLERS and general public. - Good,Btab.hne,];addoo!i3, jgoodtablo. fo4moaeiftd«tte«B,
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3601, 30 August 1890, Page 4
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