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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5345, 1 April 1879, Page 1

Hotett. fTIARADALE TT OTBI, Taradalb. A. MAODONALD, In retuming'thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed on him during his occupation of the Taradale Hotel, begs to inform the travelling publio that he has now added Twelve Rooms to the old original, and finished in the most recherohe Btyle. Visitors to Hawke's Bay will find this one of the most comfortable Family Residences during their sojourn, it being within easy distance from Napier. Coaches to and from the Hotel four times daily. Table d'Hote, Billiard, and Bath Booms. First-class Stabling, with wftU-grassed and watered Paddocks. 31 Commodious Sale Yards, Ac. THE /CALEDONIAN TJOTEL, O Jtl Corner oi HASTINGS and DICKEN&STREETS, IS NOW OPEN For the Accommodation of Travellers and the Public. Superior Accommodation. Liquors of the Best Brands, with prompt attendance. THOMAS W. HILL, Manager. 32 IMPERIAL HOTEL, Waipawa. JOHN KELLY, Proprietor. mHE undersigned bega respectfully to JL thank his friends and the publio generally for the liberal support aocorded to himself and partner at the Bridge Hotel, Wallingford, and also to inform them that he has leased the above commodious Hotel, and tnißts that by keeping none but first' olass brands of Wines, Spirits, Aleß, &c, together with the best of every article on the table to tempt the appetites of hi v patrons, to merit a continuance of their support. Go d Stabling Also, A Well-g assed Paddock. 33 J. • ELLY. rpAVISTOOK TTOTEL, Waipttkxjratt. The above well-known Hotel has been taken over by PETER GOW, who is now Sole Lessee of this first-class Family Hotel, which affords really every accommodation to travellers, visitors, and the publio generally. tffl It possessesa large Dining-roomand Private Sitting-room, clean, comfortable, and wellfurnished Bedrooms; in addition to which there is the largest stable accommodation in the province, with well-grassed paddocks; Conveyances meet every train from Napier. 34 A LBEBT "TT OTE L QUEEN-STREBT, AUCKLAND. Proprietor S. C. CAULTON (Late of Masonic Hotel, Napier, and Masonic Hotel, Gisborne, Poverty Bay.) Private Suites of Roomß for Families. Sample Rooms for Commercial Travellers 35 LABGE AND TOWNLEY T>EG TO CALL ATTENTION TO THEIR SPLENDID SELECTION OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Pianofortes by Bord, Erard, lipp, Aucher Freres Harmoniums by Alexandra and Christophe Also, Needham's Amerioan Silver-tongued ORGAN. THE BEST COLLECTION IN NAPIER. LARGE AND TOWNLEY, REGENT-STREET. 36 W. W. YA T E S ACCOUNTANT, DEBT AND RENT COLLECTOR, STOOK TAKEN AND ARRANGED, Goods bought on Commission, and Sales attended when so instructed. 37 T. REN OU F BEGS to inform his friends and the Public of Napier, that he haß re-com-menced business as Builder, CarpenterandJoiner, and hopes by Btrict attention to b usi ness to merit the same liberal patronage previously bestowed on him. 38 mHE undersigned has on sale at low rates JL for Cash :— Good Matai Firewood Totara Posts, Wire House-blocks, Rails, &c, &c. All orders delivered promptly. J, C. T~X YLO R ( Storekeeper, Havelock, 39 LEGS MUTTON. OLIVE BOILING DOWN. MURTON & CO.'S CARTS will run in NAPIER Friday, 7th inst. , until further notice 40 £1 REWARD. LOST, from Kaikora, a dark Bat Mare, A branded on near shoulder W.C. Small white stajr on forehead. The above reward 1 will' be given to anyone returning the same to J. DINWIDDIE, 41 Kaikora,