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EAST COAST NATIVE LAND AND SETTLEMENT COMPANY (LIMITED). Managing Directors (To hold office for Twelve Months): J. Friar Clarke, Esq. , Auckland J. M. Dargaville, Esq., Auckland C. A. De Lautour, Esq., M.H.R., Gisbome Allan Macdonald, Esq., M.H.R., Gisborne J. B. Poynter, Esq., Chairman County Cook, Gisborne J. S. M. Thompson, Epq. (Thompson and Shannon), Wellington Wiremu Pere, Native Chief, East Coast Major Ropata. Native Chief, Waiapu The SHARE LIST will close, at all Branches of the Colonial Bank and Brokers' Offices, on SATURDAY, the 20th Auguat. Prospectuses and Application Forms can be obtained at the Colonial Bank and Brokers' Offices. Brokers — Lidbetter & Cooper. F. J. MOSS, Hon. Sec, Wellington.

TZ" ING AND HILL, CIVIL ENGINEERS, Licensed and Authorised Surveyors. LAND & COMMISSION AGENTS. Offices.— Evening Post Chambers Willisstreet, and Feilding, Manawatu. N.B. — Onr Scale of Charges ia the Low in the colony, and we guarantee to give satisfaction TONES AND COLERIDGE, CIVIL ENGINEERS, Are prepared to carry out Engineering works in all partß of the colony, WESTMINSTER CHAMBERS, Wellington. N.B. — Surveys executed under ttio Land Acts. A LBION HOTEL, corner of Tory-street J\. and Courtenay Place.— Mr. J. Murphy (formerly of the Cricketers' Arms) will be glad to meet his old friends and acquaintances at the Albion. Tho above hotel haa recently been thoroughly renovated, and tra vellers and boarder 3 can rely upon receiving every attention and comfort. None but first-, class liquors kept. COMMERCIAL HOTEL. HARRY BENNETT . . PROPRIETOR. THE Public of Wellington aro invited to visit the NEW GRILL. Chops and Steaks from 12 to 2. SPECIAL BILL OF FARE At Half-past Twnlve. Choice of Beer, Tea, or Coffee, FOR ONE SHILLING. Any number accommodated. Beat Qnalitv and Qnickeot Attondanen NEW RUSH.— "WHERE?" TO the MELBOURNE HOTEL, where I can have a, Pint of good Ale in the front Bar for only FOURPENCE. A substantial Lunch, from 12 to 2 o'clock, for One Shilling. Day Boarders, 18s per week ; Board and Lodging, 25s per week, or 6a per day. 1 his Hotel, so well known, is unsurpassed for accommodation, and every comfort of _ a home is the proprietor's study. Special private apartments for fimiliea. A select BilliardSaloon — Hot and cold Baths. — Note tho MELBOURNE HOTEL, A Free House and Free Trade. PUBLIC NOTICE. NEWTOWN HOTEL. W BISHOP (late of tho Provincial • Hotel, Upper Hutt) bega to inform tho public generally that he haa taken the above Hotel, and hopes by strict attention to customers to merit a share of their patronage Tho accommodation for Boarders cannot be surpassed ; the rooms are large and lofty, and the climate of Newtown ia everything that can be desired. The Trams ma from the Newtown Hotel every half-hour up to 10.30 p.m., and Coaches are running all day. Visitors will receive every attention. Travellers will find tho Stabling Accommodation first-class, and every attention will be paid to their horses by a good groom. The Spirits, Winea, and Aies are all of the very best quality, guaranted Al by Youra truly, W. BISHOP, Newton Hotel. KARORI HOTEL, TINAKORI ROAD. ALFRED BOONSTRA. begs to announce that he haa taken the above hotel, where he hopea, by civility and attention to his customers, to merit their patronage. A.B. has largo accommodation for country Visitors and Boarders, at prices to suit the times. All Liquors oE tho Best Quality. Tea and Coffee and Meals at all hours. Good Stabling, free. Counter Luncheon every day from 11 to 1 o'clock. A. BOONSTRA. NOTICE. W7" G. EMENY, late of the Royal Oak IT • Hotel, wishea to thank his friends and tho public general'y fcr tho past favours they have shown him during tho last fourteen years he haa been in business, and wishes to leb them know that he has taken the ARMY" AND NAVY HuTitL 1 la' ©Globe Hotel), at the corner of Taranaki-street and Cour-tenay-place, where he intends to keep the very best; of Winea and Spirits. h irst-c ass Accommodation for Boarders. Private Parlors for Familiea. W. G. E. sells his Beer at the old price, and hopes by strict attention to business, he may still gain a continuance of support Irom the public generally. W. G. EMPNY, Army and Navy Hotel. is the Beat Hotel in Te Aro District?— The BANK HOTEL, Manneraatreet. Why shonld it be tho Al Hotel of the city ? — Because you can bo supplied with the Beat Browor'B Beer in town ; also Dunedin on draught. This is tho only establishment in town where you can receive Five Bottles of the Beat Liquor for £1, namely, Brandy, Whisky, Rum, Port, and Sherry (or Old Tom). New consignments of Edinburgh Ale at Reduced Prioos — Is per quart. Note the AddresB — ALFRED WAKEFORD, Rank Hotel. CLUB HOTEL, MASTERTON, WAIRARAPA. ALFRED ELKINS ... Proprietor. ¦"gIHIS Hotel off era superior accommodaJL tion to Settlors, Travellers, and Private Families. BATHS. SAMPLE ROOMS. (SP* Stables and well-grassed Paddocks.

PIGS ! PIGS I PIGS ! WE wish again to remind the public of the fine lot of Pigs we have slaughtered this week. It is really a splendid lot, and we are sure will give entire satisfaction, being of right size and tender, the Pigs having been fed by some of the leading settlers in the district, who, we are glad to state, take a pride in rearing their Btock They ar Pigs that are fed on grass, but fed on plenty of milk, pollard, and potatoes — the only food that will produce first-claaa pork. We wish to remind the public of our Choice German Sausage, which we can recommend as a special article of the trade. F. KUCH * CO., Pork Butchers, Opposite Melbourne Hotel, Willis-street, Wellington. Pure Pork Sausages fresh morning and evening. Polonies, Ham, Bacon, Pork Pies, &c.

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Evening Post, Volume XXII, Issue 43, 19 August 1881, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 Evening Post, Volume XXII, Issue 43, 19 August 1881, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 Evening Post, Volume XXII, Issue 43, 19 August 1881, Page 4

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