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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7540, 10 August 1886, Page 1

OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, SHAKESPEARE-ROAD, NAPIER. WILLIAM HENDERSON (late of Danovirke) desired his friends and tho public to know that ho has taken jtho abovo well-known Hotel, to which ho is making great' improvements and additions, •and 'that everything' will'bo.dono to pn3ure perfect Comfort and Satisfaction to Visitors. Spacious Billiard Saloon. Meals Ready for tho Early Train: 'The Bost Brands of Ales, Winos, and Spirits. WILLIAM HENDERSON, Proprietor. :559 RAILWAY_HQTEL, SPIT. F. H. STEVENS, Proprietor. -. THE above Hotel offers special advantages to tho travelling public. • It ia situated close to the landing stago at tho wharf, and persons arriving or doparttng by steamer can dopond upon attention and civility at moderate charges. Tho Hotel has been thoroughly renovated, and the proprietor gives special attention to tho cuiaino and liquors. The bed-rooms arc well' furnished and'vontllated.'and there is ample sittingroom accommodation. Tho proprietor , makC3 tho comfort ! of travellersa special and poraonal care. : Good Stabling Accommodation. ! RAILWAY HOTEL. (Near tho Wharf Landing Stage), Port Animißr. . ,51 . PETANE HOTEL. \. W. VILLERS, Proprietor. A HANDSO]VIE~~NEW HOTEL, jtx. on tho' main road to .Taupo, an easy distanco from Napior, and reploto with ovory convenience for Boarders and Travellers. Private Rooms for Families. ' A Coach runs between tho Hotel and Napior twico a day— from tho Hotel at 8.30 a.m; and 2p.m., and from Napior, at 11 a.m. and'd;3o p.m. ' The Coach botweon Napior and Taupo passes tho Hotel every Monday.' Good Paddocks and Stabling. Loose Boxes for horses in training. . Cricket and Lawn Tonnis Grounds adjoinMfe tho Hotel. ' PLEASURE GROUNDS, BEAUTIFULLY LAID OUT, in tho rear of tho Hotel. i ■ Tho Proprietor will at all times do his utmost to. meet the wants and convenience lot visitors. i SUNDAY '"OACHES aro now. added to tho presont week day line, leaving the Post-offiw • Napier, at 2 p.m., returning in tho ovoningi |W. VILLERS, : 55 ■ : • Proprietor.. ' DANEVIRKE HOTEL. JAMES ALL ARDICE, Proprietor, HAVING made Extensive Additions to his Promises, can now-confl-fldently guavanleo SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION to Visitors and Families.' The House Is now roplotowith overy ' Convenience and Modern Improvement. Well-furnished suite 3 of rooms for families. Spaciouß and well vontilated bedrooms. HOT AND COLD BATHS. "■ First-class BILLIARD SALOON-containing TWO-NEW and' SUPERIOR TABLES. WINES and SPIRITS of tho BEST ' BRANDS. . - Persons wishing to pay a few days' visit to the country will ilnu Danovirko ono of tho most healthy and pleasant places in Hawko's Bay. |o6 CRITERION FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL HOTEL. P. GORMAN Proprietor. A FACT. ARTHUR "mFoARTNE V HAS talceno ver the CALEDONIAN HOTEL, where Wines and Spirits of tho Best-known Brands will bo kept. . ENGLISH AND SWAN'S ALES ON : DRAUGHT. ■ Dinner from 12 till 2, and as per usual, Is. Tho Rotail Prices will remain tho same as thoso quoted by my Predecessor. . 58 RAILWAY HOTEL, HASTINGS. T. MORGAN, . PROPRIETOR. rHIS Old-established and Favorite Hostelry is too well known to need special pleading—" Good wine needs no bush." —and T. Morgan still koops on draught Swan's .renowned XXXX Ales,' 'and only tho Very "Best Spirituous Liquors and Cordials aro dispensed. Tho Railway Hotel was tho first public establishment in Hastings, has progressed with tho district, and T.M. intends to jo right straight ahoad, for Hastings .mint bo "Tho City of tho Plains." RAILWAY HOTEL, HASTINGS. T. MORGAN. Proprietor. 59 TAVISTOOK HOTEL, W AIPUKURAU. PROPRIETOR, PETER GOW. THIS Well-known Hotel has been . recently vory much enlarged, all tho appointments being in the most modern stylo. A commodious Billiard-room ia attached, with one of the best Tables, fitted up with aU tho latest improvements. Visitors and Families desiroua of spending a holiday in tho country will find tho accommodation equal to any Hotel in New Zealand, and entire privacy can bo- ensured, as separate suites o£ apartmonta aro availablo. Tho surrounding country is highly picturesque, and as a healthy resort for tourists Waipukurau cannot bo surpassed. Tho largest and bosk appointed. Stables in tho Province, whoro Horaoa and Vehicles can bo had at all times at vory reasonable charges.;; ' C 8 THE PLACE TO GET A GOOD DRINK. EXCHANGE! HOTEL; Carlyle-street. THE Proprietor has spared no ex- . penso to make the EXCHANGE moro than worthy of tho name it already enjoys. The house has been ontiroly ronovated ; now rooms havo been added, and it can now claim to bo ono of tho best managed and most comf ortablo hostelrles in Hawko's Bay.. WINES and SPIRITS o£ the BEST BRANDS ONLY kept, . Thoso wanting inferior had better not) call. Expresses for removal of Luggago or other Goods can be obtained at any thno.l HARRY BEAUMONT 61 Proprietor. , TAMAKI HOTEL, Tahoraite. W. STEWART PRorrtiETOit, Travellers through tho ScTonty-Milo Bush will find this one of the most COMFORTABLE HOTELS ON THE ROAD. . it is reploto with overy convenience; • MAIL GOACH STOPS DAILY To enablo pasaengera to partake of rofreßh- • • monta. A FIRST-CLASS DINNER PROVIDED AT A MODERATE CHARGE. Good Stabling and Paddocks. 62 ROYAL! MAIL HOTEL, Wallingford. DENNIS RYAN Proprietor. Tho above nowly-crcctcd Hotel is now opon, and aftords ovory accommodation for travollors. First-clasa Paddocklng. TELEGRAPH LINE OF COACHES. J' EAVES Waipukurau every MonJ day and Thursday, aftor arrival of first train from Nap;or for VVallingford, roturning on Wednesdays and Saturdays in tuno for train leaving for Napier. Parcels "carried on the most reasonable ST" 1 ' D.RYAN. BEAOONSFILD HOUSE, Near Railway Station, Makatoku. li/TR D - SMITH having taken the ItJL above lioubo intends keoping tho bost accommodation for boarders and travellers. ■N.B.— Good Stabling and seouro Paddocks. Saddle horsos alwa son and. , 61 LIGENSES to 1011 Game have been issued to tho undermentioned :— Konrlck Hill, Alfred Pllcher, S. T. Whitcombo, James Ross, Thos. Tanner, J. W. Withorow, A. K. Witherow, E. C. W. Porter, E. G. N. Mainwaring, C. E. Harmor, S. Britten, C. J.N airn C. M. Camnboll, E. A. Macdonald, A. S. Birch. H. W. Nolßon, Frank Roper, J. F Smytn,andF.E.T.Simco K . BmcHi Hon. Sec/Acclimatisation Soolotyl Apr th,1880./ ' CO