CAUTION. Prevention is Better than Cure. "VTO doubt half tho fevers and contagious diseases are carried home to families in second-hand mattrosses, bedding, 4c. WHY BUN THE BISK ? When you can get new at such ridiculously low prices at SOFFE'S MATTEESS AND BEDDING MANUFACTOEY, Mannera-street, Wellington. N.B. — A liberal discount allowed to the trade and country storekeepers. ¦ ¦ PRINCE OF WALES HOTEL, MASTERTON. j TWAGG, in taking possession of the • above favorably-known Hotel, begs to inform his old Friends and the Public generally that be intends to condnct it in such a manner as will gain him as large a share of publio patronage as was accorded to his predecessor, Mr. J. E. Thompson. To suit the convenience of Visitors, dinner will be served at 12.30, instead of 1 p.m. as hitherto, thus allowing time to catch the train. Only the best brands of Wines and Spirits kept in stock. The Billiard-room contains two of Allcock's Beat Tables, with all the accessories of the game, and is under the management of Hugh Logue, so well and favorably known in oonnection with the same. First-class Accommodation for Families. Livery and Bait Stables attached. T. M'Cartht's 'Bus Btarts from this Hotel for each train. /^LUB HOTEL, Fkatherston. The above splendid Hotel has magnificent accommodation for oommeroial travellers, families and boarders. A CONVEYANCE from the Club Hotel will MEET EACH TRAIN on arrival at Featherston, and will be at tho disposal of visitors to the house FREE OF CHARGE. Buggies and Horses on Hiro. THE MARQUIS OF NOEMANBY HOTEL, Carterton. mHOMAS URWIN wishes it to be widely known that he has taken the leading and the most commodious hotel in the Wairarapa Valley, THE MARQUIS OF NORMANBY. He has been sufficiently long enough in the trade to be enabled to dispense with any assertions that his customers receive the best attention that can be given them. Mrs. Urwin is as well known for domestic habits as the Proprietor is for the care and comfort of his guests. BEST WINES AND SPIRITS. Billiard Table. A Night Porter is in attendance for all travellers by rail or coach. THOMAS URWIN. SHIP HOTEL, PICTON. mHOMAS SWEDE begs to inform the publio that he iB now Lessee of the SHIP HOTEL, PICTON, And will be happy to see all his friends. It will be his aim to give all a hearty welcome, and by vending only LIQUORS OF THE BEST QUALITY, he trusts to make his house a favorite place of resort. FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION FOR BOARDERS, AND ONE OF ALCOCK'S BEST TABLES, With an effioient Billiard Marker always in attendance. GOOD STABLING. CLUB HOTEL, MASTERTON, WAIRARAPA. ALFRED ELKINS ... Proprietor. riIHIS Hotel offers superior accommodaA tion to Settlera, Travellers, and Priva Familieß. BATHS. SAMPLE ROOMS. OT Stables nnd well-srnuised Paddooka FRASER'S HOTEL, LOWER HUTT. npHE Proprietor begs to inform the pnblic X that tho above Hotel is replete with every convenience for visitors, and as a Family Hotel is not surpassed by any house in town. LARGE COMMERCIAL, READING, AND PRIVATE SITTING-ROOMS. Superior Billiard Room and Table, Stabling and Paddocks. The WINES and SPIRITS are of the Best Brands procurable in the market. J. D. FUSES, Proprietor. COMMERCIAL HOTEL. HARRY BENNETT . . PROPRIETOR. THE Publio of Wellington ore invited to visit the NEW GRILL. Chop 3 and Steaks from 12 te 2. SPECIAL BILL OF FARE At Half -past Twelve. Choice of Beer, Tea, or Coffee, FOR ONE SHILLING. Any number accommodated. Best Quality and Quiokest Attendance. Y^HERE is the Best Hotel in Te Aro District?— The BANK HOTEL, Mannersstreet. Why should it be tho Al Hotel of the city?— Because you can be supplied with the Best Brewer's Beer in town ; also Dunedin on draught. This is the only establishment in town where you can receive Five Bottles of tho Best Liquor for £1, namely, Brandy, Whisky, Rum, Port, and Sherry (or Old Tom). New consignments of Edinburgh Ale at Reduced Prices — Is per quart. Note the Address — ALFRED WAKEFORD, BankHoteL
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Evening Post, Volume XXI, Issue 54, 7 March 1881, Page 4
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662Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Post, Volume XXI, Issue 54, 7 March 1881, Page 4
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