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T7IGMONTRACINGCLUB, HAWERA. SUMMER MEETING, 18th and 19th February, 1891. First Handicap Hurdles, £75; First Handicap Hack Hurdles, £25 ; Sapling Stakes, £05; Egraont Handicap, £300; Trial Stakes, £40; First Handicap Haok Flat Rao", £30, Hawera Welter Handicap, £50. Flying Handicap, £75, Seoond Handicap Hurdles, £75; Second Handicap Hack Hurdles, £30 ; Waimate Handicap, £150 ; Nursery Handle .p, £55 ; Seoond Handicap Hack Flat Race, £30; Normanby Stakes, £50. Cards containing all particulars as to dates of nomination, acceptances, final payments, „c, can be obtained on application to ALEX. G. BRETT, Secretary. PROVINCIAL HOTEL, CLIVE SQUARE, NAPIER. 0. O'DONOGHUE, Peopeiktoe, HAVING taken the above Hotel, will be i-,-lad to Bee his country friends and the pi .blio generally. The Hotel has been renovated and is now furnished in first-class style for Boarders and Families. Its close proxfenity to the Railway Station renders the Hotel a desirable place for country visitors wishing to catch the early morning train. Swan's XXSX and Dunedin Ales on draught. Laidlaw's Whisky, and nothing but the best brands of Brandy, Wines, English Ales and Stout kept in stock. Call at the Provincial Hotel, opposite the Theatre Royal. C. O' D O~NO GHU E, PROPRIETOR. KURIPAPANGA HOTEL. A MACDONALD begs to thank the . public for past patronage. Having greatly enlarged his Premises, it is now one of the best Hotels in the t'rovince. For Sportsmei. Kurip&psnga affords one of tho best places in the colony for all sorts of game. Plenty of accommodation for visitors and reph'to with overy convenience. Terms moderate. MAIL COACH.-On and after this date a Coach will leave the Occidental Hotel every THURSDAY MORNING for Kuripaiiatiga at 7 a.m., returning to Napier every MONDAY, at 5 p.m. F. W. Nkedham, Booking Agent, Occidental Hotel. A. MACDONALD, Proprietor.

rinHE CLUB HOTEL, JL TE AROHA. The nearest Hotel to the Hct Baths, and immediately facing the private entrance to the Domain, commanding an uninterrupted view of the splendid range of mountains for miles around. A. DOWNES Peopmbtob. Suits of Apabtmentb specially adapted fob Invalids. First-class Billiard Table and Good Stabling MRS. DOWNES, nee Miss J*ex. (Late of the Criterion Hotel, Napier, and well known throughout the Colony) begs to inform her numerous friends and the publio generally that she personally conducts the above superior Hotel, and will spare no pains to make it a moot comfortable house *or Visitors to the Baths. Chaeqks Modebate. STORTFORD LODGE HOTEL. WM. STOCK wishes to inform the Publio, Stock-owuere, 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. /~*l RITERI ON, FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL iiOTEL. Night For'i-b In ATr____nx____ras ' P. GORMAN ~ ~ Pbopbebtob. EMPIRE HOTEL, WAIPAWA. ALEXANDER SCRIMGEOUR begto info' his numerous old friends and patrons, commercial gentlemen, and the public generally, that he lias now completed furnishing tho new Empiro Hotel, wtaoh is beyond question the best most comfortable and commodious Hotel between Wellington and Napior. The aocommodation for Commercial Gentlemen has been carefully studied. PRIVATE SUITES FOR FAMILIES. The cuisine is under careful supervision, and the Brands of Wines and Spinta are of the Highest and Choicest Quality. Flower and Fruit Gardens in connection. AUEX. SCRIMGEOUR, Proprietor. THE RAILWAY HOTEL, HASTINGS THOMAS MORGAN.. Pbopedhob. mHE above Hotel will be found replete JL with every comfort, and its nearness to the Railway Station makes it specially convenient for the travelling publio. THE BEST LIQUORS ONLY KEPT EN STOCK. SWAN'S XXXX BEER A SPECIALITY. PEDDIE'S CLARENDON CLUB HOTEL, Napikb. Opposite Post and Telegraph Offices, adjoining Colonial Bank. Younger' Edinburgh Ale always on draught. T. PEDDD3, _?*roprietor

' 1 1REE8! TREES!! TREES!! ! Tho undersigned offers the following at very Reduced Prices :— APPLES (2 years) 9a per doz., or 60s per 100 APPLES (3 years) 12a per doa., or 80s per 100 PLUMS (. and 3 yoar«) 12s per doz. PEAKS (2 anrl 3 years) 12s per doz. PEACHES, worked on Plum Stocks (2 years) 20s per doz. GOOSEBERRIES and CURRANTS 3s per doz. CUPRESSUS MACROCARPA (2 years) Ss per 100, (3 years 12s per 100 PINUS INSIGNIS (2 years) (is per 100, (3 years) 10s per 100 ROSES (H.P.) 6s per doz., cr 40s per 100 ROSES (Tea) 12s per doa. HAWTHORN QUICKS (2 years) 7s per 10.00 And all other TREES, SHRUBS, and FLOWERING PLANTS at equally ' Low Prices, f.o.b. at Bluff. Packing at net cost. SEED POTATOES (own growing). Prioes aa application. Catalogues tout by Post on application. ROBERT CLEAVE, NOBSKIIYI-AN, IKVKBOABQUJ-. TARADALE NURSERY NOW READY, NEW AND ENLARGED CATALOGUE FOR PLANTING SEASON, 1890. Post free on application. — Intending Plantersaro rospeotfully requested to visit tho Nurseries, and inspect THE LABGEST AND BEST STOCK In Hawke's Bay. Ordois Booked now for future delivery. _TI. J. GP-RERD, (.""REAM OF SCOTCH WHISKY \f " T'R'.7-DALBAN"E." To bo had «i nil Storekeepers, Hotelkeepert Grocer.., and Wine Merchants. Agonts|? ROB JOHNS ANT> CO., Natiior an 3 Wollino-ton. 1 TIB WARD LYNLON k CO. havo been _ appointed agents for Mkbsbs Hon?----r man and Sons, 'of Auckland, and will receivo nil account, duo at.d owing to that firm.

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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 5976, 31 October 1890, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 5976, 31 October 1890, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 5976, 31 October 1890, Page 1

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