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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5555, 9 December 1879, Page 1

■■ '' \ ' : " .'. ''Hotels ' ■ '„" , . ." :■': >fc #■ 'MASONIC HOTEL, 1 . NAPIER. MR T. SHIRLEY begs to announce that ' lie has PURCHASED tlie above WELL -KNOWN HOTEL from Messrs Bobjohns and Co., and hopes by a strict attention to business |to mcrit^a fair>hare of support. ;MuT. SantiKY begs to notify that he is enabled to enter the open market in order to supply tho Best Brands to his Customers. The whole object of the management will be to make the Masonic Hotel the most comfortable and popular Hotel in Napier. i j Private suites of Apartments. Bath-rooms. j Billiard Room. Sample Rooms. I T.SHIRLEY, 73 ; Proprietor. F'"O HESTERS' ARMS Shakespeaee-boad. Having taken the above well-known Hotel, I hope, by keeping the best Brands of Wines and Spirits, &c, to merit a fair, share of Public Patronage. j ' All Meals at Is. Board and Lodging by the week, £1. CHARLES HENRY SMITH, Proprietor. 55 nn E AU T E HOTEL, TE AUTE. The undersigned begs to inform his friends and the public that he has taken possession of the above Hotel, and assures them nothing will be wanting on hia part to ensure their patronage. The 'Paddocks have been put in thorough repair, and are secure for stock. Excellent stabling, and every accommodation for travellers. None but the best of Winea, Ales, and Spirits kept. 296 H. PARTING-TON. ( ALBION HOTEL, NAPIER. W. Y. DENNETT Proprietor. WY. D. wishes to inform his frionds • that he is again in harness and nothing shall be wanting on his part to make the AißioN one of the most Comfortable Hotels in Napier. Billiard Saloon and Bath Room. Quiet and retired Parlours and every convenience for Travellers and Boarders. Moderate Charges. P.S.— The Jug and Bottle trade will be made a special feature. 262 pAJCIFIC TTOTBL, HAVELOCK. H. R. OLTST, Proprietor, Begs to inform the public of Havelock and the surrounding districts that he has opened the above well-known Hotel, and can assure them that no effort will be spared on his part to give satisfaction to all who favor him with their patronage. ALES, WINES, AND SPIRITS Of the best brands. Firb-class Accommodation for Travellers and Visitors. Four Good Looso Horseboxes to et for the Kaces. An Excellent Table Provided. 36 ALBEBT ~TT O T E L. QuEEN-STREBT, AUCKLAND. Pbopribtos S. C. CAULTON (Late of Masonic Hotel, Napier, and Masonic Hotel, Gisborne, Poverty Bay.) Private Suites of Rooms for Families. Sample Rooms for Commercial Trave lers 18 THE KONINI HOTEL being now finished, will be OPENED as an ACCOMMODATION HOUSE, replete with all comforts and requirements for Travellers j good stabling and paddocks. Also, in connection with the above, a GENERAL STORE •will be OPENED, with a good stock of Clothing, Boots, Groceries, and General Merchandise. 91 A. D. G. M'LKOD. Railway Time Table NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. NAPIER-KOPUA SECTION. TIME TABLE. SOUTH. WEEK DAYS. Sun- * DAYS. A.M. A M. P.M. r.M. Spit, depart .. .. — 11.0 3.40 — Napier, arrive .. — 11.10 3.50 — „ depart .. 7.35 11.30 4.30 2.30 Farndon, depart .. 7.65 11.55 4.50 2.60 P.M. Hasting, arrive .. — 12.15 — 3.10 depart .. 8.16 12.35 5.12 — Paki Paid, arrive .. 8.31 — 6.20 — „ depart .. 837 12.55 5.31 — Te Aute, depart .. 9.15 1.35 0.4 — Kaikora, depart .. 9.45 2.15 0.38 — Waipawa, arrive ,„ 10.0 — — — „ depart .. 10.3 2.35 6.53 — Waipukurau, arrive .. — 2.65 7.10 — „ depart.. 10.23 — 7.15 — Tukakapau, depart ..110 — 8.0 — Kopua, arrive .. .. 1.12 — 8.20 — NORTH. WEEK DAYS. Sundays a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. Kopua, depart.. .. — 8.15 2.30 — Takapau, depart .. — 8.40 2.50 — Waipukurau, arrive .. — — 3.31 — „ depart.. 7.0 9.30 3.3G — Waipawa, arrive .. — 9.50 3.60 — „ depart .. 7.20 10.5 4.0 — Kaikora, depart ... 7.34 10.23 4.15 — Te Auto, depart .. 8.4 11.5 4.50 — Paki Paki, arrive .. 8.30 — 5.24 — depart .. 8.40 11.45 ' 5.30 — P.M. Hastings, arrive .. — 12.6 — — „ depart .. 8.57 12.25 6.43 5.30 Fanidon, depart .. 9.20 12.50 6.10 5.50 Napier, arrive .. .. 9.40 1.10 0.30 6.10 „ depart.. .. 10.20 3.10 — Spit, arrive .. ..10.30 3.20 — — *Goods Train. Passengers are requested not to enter leave the carriages whilo in motion, Season Tickets issued to and from <tll Stations. Apply to the Manager. To ensure despatch, Parcels should be booked Fifteen minutes before the starting of the train, W. J. MILLEix, General Manager, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. TUST RECEIVED, a Case of Violins, t) Violincellos, Flutes, &c, j Violin and Viollacello Strings, Bridges, Pego, Cases, &c. Also, first-class eeloction of Vegetable and Garden Seeds, B. HAR WO O D'S |BOOK& STATIONERY WAREHOUSE Waipawa. [31