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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 5352, 17 October 1888, Page 1

WA VER LE V II OTE L. GsEIiNMEADOWS. williasFellingham Has much plcasuro iv notifying to the Travelling Public that ho bus taken tho above Hotel, aud trusts by strict attention tn Business and the Wants of Customers , that he will merit that support accorded to his predecessor. There are fourteen Loose Boxes adjacent to the Hotel, which have been leased by A. EtLINOIIAM. Good Accojimohation. N.Z. Referee Filed. W. ELLINGHAM PnorniKTOß. STORTFORD LODGE HOTEL. WM. STOCK wishes to inform tho Public, Stock-owners, Breeders, kc, that the Stortford Lodge Hotel will bo found complete, with every comfort for themselves and first-class accommodation for their Stock. Sheep aud Cattle Yards. WINES AND SPIRITS OF BEST BRANDS. WILLIAM STOCK. p R I T E R I ON, FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL HOTEL. Nioht Torti-e In Attendance j j P. GORMAN .. .. PRoriUETon. ; EMPIRE HOTEL, WAIPAWA. \ ALEXANDER SCRIMAGEOUR begs ; to inform his numerous old friends and patrons, commercial gentlemen, and tho , public generally, that he has now completed , furnishing the new Empire Hotel, which is t beyond question the best most comfortable , and commodious Hotel between Wellington , aud Napier. The accommodation for Commercial ( Gentlemen has been carefully studied. -, PRIVATE SUITES. FOR FAMILIES. t The cuiMne is under careful supervision, and the Brands of Wines and Spirits aro of the Highest and Choicest Quality. Flower and Fruit Gardens in connection. ALEX. SCRIMAGEOUR, Proprietor. O YAL MAIL HOTEL, Waixinqfobd. DENNIS RYAN .. .. Proprietor. v Tho abovo newly-erected Hotel is now open, and affords every accommodation for travellers. FIRST-CLASS TADDOCKING. TELEGRAPH LINE OF COACHES. Coach leaves Waipukurau forPoranga J liau ou Mondays and Thursdays, after r arrival of first train from Napier, returning j on Wednesdays and Saturdays in time for j ; ..■\b train to Napier. Parcels carried on tbe most reasonable terms. D. RYAN. THE RAILWAY HOTEL, HASTINGS THOMAS MORG AN Proi'eiktob. •rHE above Hotel will bo found replete __ with every comfort, and its nearness to the Railway Station makes it specially convenient for the travelling public. THE BEST LIQUORS ONLY KEPT IN STOCK. * swan's xxxx beer a speciality. - arthur McCartney. doard and residence, £1. i MEALS, ls. BREAKEAST IN TIME TO CATCH THE EARLY TRAIN. CALEDONIAN HOTEL. J PEDDIE'S /-ILARENDON CLUB HOTEL, Nawkr. Vy Opposite Post and Telegraph Offices, adjoining Colonial Bank. Younger's Edinburgh Ale always on draught. T. PEDDJE, Proprietor 1 WAIPAWA INDUSTRIAL AND V ART EXHIBITION. _' DECEMBER, Is>S S . UNDER DISTINGUISHED "j PATRONAGE "1 J President : T, Tanner, Esq., M.11.R. Vice-presidents : J. D. Ormond, Esq., W. C. Smith, Esq., and Captain W. Russell, Q M.H.R.'s. Solicitor: F. OR. Loughnau, Esq. Bankers : Bank N.Z., Waipawa. Patrons - The lead iug residents otT la wke's Bay. . , , oi The " Gazette " contains the special order of tbe Minister for Railways stating that Goods for [exhibition at Waipawa are to be I carried over all the New Zealand Lines i-UEt: OF CHARGE. The U.S.S Co. have also agreed to carry all Exhibits for _ FREIGHT ONE WAY. APPLIC-VTTONS FOR SPACE MUST BE SENT IN BY Ist NOVEMBER. LATE APPLICATIONS RECEIVED UP TO "Oth NOVEMBER, ON PAYMENT OF DOC REE FEES. AGENTS : Napier.-Mr. Henry Lnseelb-s (tor poultry exhibit*}, Mr. F. IV. A. Bishop 1 West Clivc.-Mr. Bell Hastings.—Mr. A. 15. Grcon. «• Kaikora.—Mr. E. Gray ™ Waipukurau.—Mr R. Rush Ormondville and Mukotukn.—Mr. _. W. 1 Holiins fl Danrivirke.—Mr. Clayton Woodvillo.-Mr. E. A. Huggen Hampden.—Mr. A. H. Parkinson See Prospectus for full particular. I BEN. B. JOHNSON, ! Hon. Sec. WAIPAWA EXHIBITION. r-nilE WAIPAWA EXHIBITION S X grows in magnitude from day to i day, and space "is being applied 1 for from various parts of tlio _olouy. Tlie promoters are therefore justified in a putting torth greater efforts than they had t calculated upon in providing for a tine s display of Hew Zealand industries, and in l seeking to prominently bring before the public the real magnitude of their enter- ' prise. At first it was thought liiify'ejent to confine exhibit* to Hawke's Ray, but, ac outside firms have decided to furnish a. show of goods, the promoters haiv wis'-ly decided to meet the demand for increased accommodation, and the plans of the buildings have had to be oousi'lerably extended. For some reason or other, rumors of a hurtful nature have been set afloat, und unless these are properly met, the project may Buffer. We have, therefore, been aslted to shite that immediately upon publicity being given to the rumors in question, the business people and old residents of Waipawa, Kaikora, and Waipukurau were jntervk-wed, and they desire it to be widely known that they havo faith in tho project, and in the men who have come forward to carry out all arranguiiienu in connection with the exhibition. The following gentlemen have placed their names at the disposal of the promoters, and state that they are of opinion that the whole thin- will be carried out. in good fa'th, and on strictly business principles :—Wiiipawa.: Dr. Alex: Todd, Messrs. AY. Rathbone, E. Bibbv, S. McGreevy, Alex. Scrimgeour, J. | Britten, W. Mebougali, Jas. Bennett, i : Alex. Corskic, Thos. Cowpt-r, J. «■ Amiaiid, ; G. Abrahams, M. Flyi.n, Jull and Co., „. A. Itniiiimowl, A. Garry, Alex. Robertson, E O'Hallornn, E. H. Newman, W. Wiseman, Prof. Moore, W. 11. J- Bennett,, Thos. Brinson, W. D. Patterson, M. Collett, W. 11. Sebley, A. W. Gould, L. Whittington, r F. 08. Loughnau, E. I'urchns, A. St. C. Inirlis, D. Moronev, M. Siieehan, T. Woostvx, C. O'Reilly, W. Lyons, Jas. Williams, ' D Annette, J. Nichol->n, and J. iurley. Kaikora: Messrs I). Mundell, E, Gray, W- T. Sabiu, 3. Merrylues, andL. Fulconea, Waipukurau : Dr. Jys. Reed, Messrs P. . Gow, McLean und Scott, Jas. Bissctt, J. rainier, P. Burrie, Ja.s. McVay. aud Alex. - Jones and Sons. And those gentlemen are further of opinion that the promoters have gone about their work iv a paiustaking and .8 cne.-gelie manner, and that they deserve the c success which will undoul.te'.llv crown their II efforts. H ""* NOTICE TO LADIES. MRS THOMSON, Holder's Cottage, Shakespeare road, opens her Classes for Dress Cutting and Fitting on TLES:s DAY, the lHth inst. it Hours: From 2to 5, TUESDAYS and n FRIDAYS. v Terms on Application _ _ A R D j N E f O . Union Ckakbkbs, Tknkyson-stk*.cet STOCK AND SHARE BROKER. Dt-ily quotations r.ceived from rincipal town:; in tlio colony Money to loud on approved freehold security at current rates of interest. Airentfor Renter's Telegram Company (Limited). 1 TVl.'g'-H'UP coded {'.•■■ otu»i«)i!»