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HOTELS. , OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. New Central Hotel, Main Street, near Railway Station. A. F. Anderson, Proprietor. THIS Hotel has been re-built, and no expense has been spared in furnishing this fine hotel and on the most modern lines. , It is provided with every i convenience for boarders and the travel| ling public. Mr Anderson, in thanking ' the public for their patronage in the past, hopes to see all his old friends and customers at his new house. None but the Best Brands of Wines, Beers, and Spirits stocked. Note the Address: Corner of Andrew Young and Main street West. POST OFFICE HOTEL. THE above hotel has recently changed hands. A number of alterations rand extension- have been made to the buildings. While the tariff is moderate, every atten- , tion is paid to travellers; the house is ' undoubtedly an ideal family hotel. A firstclass chef is kept, and an excellent billiard- | room is on the premise. , Ludecke & Spear, ... Proprietors I OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. MBS T. WHITE (late of the Masonic Hotel, Wellington) announces that she has taken over the above wellknown hotel, and intends carrying on the business on thoroughly up-to-date lines. None but the best of wine,s and spirits stocked. Good accommodation for the travelling public. Quests can rely on being called in time for early trains Night porter in attendance. COMMERCIAL HOTEL, The Square, Palmerston North. TOM CHILDS, Proprietor. rpHIS House having been thoroughly X renovated, I desire to notify the General Public that they will find it comfortable, clean, and healthy. Visitors attended to for early morning trains. Is Luncheons. Thursdays from 11 till 2. Reasonable Charges. Only the very best of Wines, Spirits, Beers, etc., are stocked. Masonic Hotel, Opposite Railway Station, Palmerston North. B. MULROONEY, Proprietor, NONE but the Best Brands of Wines, Spirits, etc., kept in stock. Good Accommodation. Every attention and civility. DEVINE'S E»ll»I«,E HOTEL Main Street, Palmerston North. WDEVINE (late of Marton Hotel, • has taken over the above hotel. i A new stook ol whiskies, wineß and brandies has been opened, and patrons oar rely on being supplied with all the eadinf ! brands. i Special Feature: First-olaes Lunoheoi r from 12 o'olookto2 p.m. Upstairs and Dining Boom under super r vision of Mrs Devine. t Up-to-data Billiard Boom under oapabli management. t • I _ _ r I FAMILY HOTEL, a h BANGITIKEI LINE. _ millS favourite hostelry has now comi JL under the proprietorship of Mr T. 3 NOTT. The house has been thoroughly reno vated and brought up-to-date in eve»y way Only the be3t brands of liquor kept ii '• stock. Lodgers especially catered tor. r" Dining-room under the supervision ( ■c MrsNott.--h Good Btabling available. la. T, J NOTT l™ Fbopiukiob, s> c- • -— - 1 Aiobltoota •honld specify REDtJLIM OBOWN G*iv*niswi CostuftUd Ira _ Tkataiau bettor Iron maatfllMtwad. On fafMtora eitould not b> mi«l«d by wrro—i ! itatoranta. EBDOUPFI v tka beat « fi 9» wyMt flnt-alua iron in th« Ksarkefc. galvanise: KBDOUtn nwi m lu&tmiu* tki >dB am brnly tapeited Intfr K«w Zmlu - iwriattfc»lMttw«tyTMM«»Ba«v<»«lu •ai rappina* kmtm lkttt Miy aheat w , r y a«fouif«rf««(aad»ro^>«uiacKtod IRON

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