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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 5356, 22 October 1888, Page 1

WAVERLEY HOTEL Gbeeioteadows. WILLIAM ELLINGHAM Has much pleasure in notifying to' the Travelling Public that he has taken the above Hotel, and trusts by strict attention td Business.and the Wants of Customers that ho will merit that support accorded to his predecessor. There are fourteen Loose Boxes adjacent to the Hotel, which have been leased by A. Ellikghait. Good Accoitmodatomj. ! N.Z. Reforee Filed. W. ELLINGHAM PiwrntETcm. STORTFORD LODGE HOTEL. WM, STOCK wishes to inform the Public, Stock-owners, Breeders, &c., that the Stortford Lodge Hotel will be found complete, with every comfort for themselves and first-class accommodation for their Stock. Sheep and Cattle Yards. WINES AND SPIRITS OF BEST ~.( BRANDS. WILLIAM STOCK. 7y; r i; ; T c r i on , FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL I HOTEL. NianT Poktee Is Attestdanch ; p. Gorman .. .. peopeibtob. EMPIRE HOTEL,, WAIPAWA; ALEXANDER SCRIMAGEOUR begs to inform his numerous old friends and patrons, commercial gentlemen, and the £ übhto generally, that he has now completed lurnishxug' the new Empire Hotel, iwMeh is beyond, question the best most comfortable and commodious Hotel between Wellington and Napier. The accommodation for Commercial Gentlemen has been carefully studied. : PRIVATE SUITES FOR FAMILIES. The cuisine is under careful supervision, and the: Brands of Wines and Spirits are of the Highest and Choicest Quality. Flower and Fruit Gardens in connection. ALEX. SCRIMAGEOUR, Proprietor. EOYAL MAIL HOTEL, j WAIUNQFOnD. DENNIS RYAN .. .. Proprietor. The abovo newly-erected Hotel is now open, and affords every accommodation for travellers. FIRST-CLASS PADDOCKTNG. TELEOTLAkEIINE OF COACHES. Coach leaves Waipukurau forPoranga aau on Mondays and Thursdays, after irrival of first train from Napier, returning Mi Wednesdays and Saturdays in time for 3.45 train to Napior. Parcels carried, on the most reasonable terms. • ■ ' ' D. RYAN. THE RAILWAY HOTEL, HASTINGS THOMAS MORGAN Peopbiktob. PHE abovo Hotel will bo found replete TXjjdth every comfort, and its nearness to he Bjatwa?^.?^ oll ma^es * fc specially oonreaient for tb7&*^Sj^ blio - THE BEST LIQUORS ONLY KEPTjuTT' STOCK. JWAN'S rXXX BEER A SPECIALITY. Arthur McCartney. hoard and residence; £1. MEALS, Is. BREAKEAST IN TIME TO CATCH THE EARLY TRAIN. CALEDONIAN HOTEL. . PEDDIE'S CLARENDON CLUB HOTEL, Namkb. Opposite Post and Telegraph Offices, idjoining Colonial Bank. lounger's Edinburgh Ale always on iraught. T. PEDDLE, Proprietor. *—»WMMMW MmBUUMWM'WWW—MtMH ■« ll'l I WW WI'WHHIWIHi WATPAWA INDUSTRIAL AND ART EXHIBITION. DECEMBER, 188 S. UNDER DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE. President : T. Tanner, Esq., M.H.R. Vice-presidents : J. D. Ormond, Esq., W. C. Smith, Esq., and Captain W. Russell, M.H.R.'s. Solicitor: F. 08. Loughiian, Esq. Bankers : Bank N.Z., Waipawa. Patrons - Theleadingresidentsof Hawko's Bay. The " Gazette" contains tho special order of the Minister for Railways stating that Goods for Exhibition at Waipawa are to be earned over all the New Zealand Lines FREE OF CHARGE, The U.S.S Co. have also agreed to carry all Exhibits for FREIGHT ONE WAY. APPLICATIONS FOR SPACE MUST BE SENT IN BY Ist NOVEMBER. LATE APPLICATIONS RECEIVED UP TO 20tu NOVEMBER, ON PAYMENT OF DOUBLE FEES. AGENTS: Napier.—Mr. Henry Lascellea {for poultry exhibits), Mr. F. W. A. Bishop West Olive.—Mr. Sell Hastings.—Mr. A. B. Greene 1 Kalkora.-r-Mr. E. Gray Waipukurau.—Mr. R. Rush Ormondville and Makotuku.—Mr. F. W. . > Hollins- ' DanoyirVe.—Mr. Clayton Woodvills.—Mr. E. A. Haggen, Hampden.—Mr. A. H. Parkinson See Prospectus for full particulars. BEN. B. JOHNSON, Hon. Sec. WAIPAWA EXHIBITION. THE WAIPAWA EXHIBITION grows in magnitude from day to day, aud space is being applied for.from various parts of the colouy. The promoters aro therefore justified in putting forth groater efforts thau they luyd I calculated upon in providing for a line display of New Zealand industries, and in seeking to prominently bring before tho public the real magnitude of their enterprise. Ai & rst it; WttS thought sufficient to tionfino exhibits to Hawko's Bay, but, as outside firms have decided to. furnish a show of goods, tho promoters have wisely decided to meet the demand for increased accommodation, and tho plans of the buildings have had to be considerably extended. For some reason or other, rumors of a hurtful nuturo have been set afloat, and unless thesio are properly met, tho project may suffer. Wo have, therefore, been asked to state that immediately upon publicity being given to tho rumors in question, the business people and old residents of Waipawa, Kaikora, and Waipukurau were- interviewed, and they desire it to bo widely kuo.wu that they have faith, i,n tb,s project, and in the men who" b.u,yo cjtuno forward to carry out all arrangements iv connection with tho exhibition. The following gentlemen have placed their names atthe disposal of the promoters, and state that they are of opinion that tho whole thing will be earned out in good faith, and on strictly business principles ; —Waipawa : Dr. Alex. Tc4d, Messrs. W. Ratlibone, E. Bibby, S. McGreevy, Alex. Scrimgeour, J. Britten, W. McDougall, Jas. Bennett, Alex. Corskie, Thos. Cowper, J. S. Annaud, , G. Abrahams, M. Flynn, Jull and Co,, J. A. Druoiniond, A, Garrv, Ale*. Robertson, >]. O'Halloran, E. H. N"pwman, W. Wiseman, Prof. Mo.wo,■ W. H. J. Bennett, Thos. Brinson, W. D. Patterson, M. Collott, WK. Sebley, A. -W. Gould, L. Whittington, F. 08. Loughnan,. K. Purvhiw,. A. St. C. Inglis, I). Moronev, M. Sheehan', T. Wooster, C. O'Reilly, \Sf. Lyou.-i, Jas. Williams, D. Annette, J,. Nicholson, aud J, -Tnrley. •. Messrs. D. Muudell. E. Gray, W. T. Sabin, J. Morrylecs, and L. Falcoues Waipukurau: Dr. Jas. Reed, Messrs P. Gow, McLean and Scott, Jas. Bissett, J. Palmer, P. Barrio, Jas. McVay. and Alex. Jones and .Sons. And those gentlemen aro furtlier of opinion that the prompters have gone about their work in,::, painstaking and energetic manner, and that they deserve the success which will undoubtedly crown their efforts,. pETEE GILLESPIE, PLUMBIC AND TINSMITH, SHEET ZINC AND GALVANISED IRON WORKER. Every diWoripiiuu of Tinware made and repaired; Water md Ga> l:\id o».; Shower, Hip, and Spongo Hatha made to order. XAPTF-R IMPOUNDED AT FARNDON, by X Constable Wotbered, on October 17th, from tho Waitangi.—Nineteen Head Mixed Cattle; - Will be sold on November 2nd, unless redeemed. ,T. P. SMITH, ToujidkcopOT.