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Manawatu Herald, 19 April 1892, Page 1

COXTON pA.MILY TT° TE L This Hotel is Now Replete With Eveiiy Comfort. Go visit the Family Hotel, I'm sure its there you will find The daintest of Viands, with lowest charge combined ; There you'il please your palate, there you'll please your sight With dainties, rich and rare, and sparkling liquors bright ; For of all the delicacies, Foxtonians try To please their palate, or delight their eye. Of all the several kinds of sumptuous fare There's none with his catering can compare And Travellers and strangers the district passing through, Should halt at the good old pile, on the bank of tiie Manawatu, Where, with good home comforts and everything in order bright, Bupnlied by R. W. Talbot and the good old Bonier Knight. WIYTE'S HOTEL, FOXTOJN. j. R.S"."'"* PB.OPBIETQ.F. Lately Proprietor of— Burko's Pass Hotel, Criterion Hotel, Timaru, and tl.e Marine Retreat, J'etone. Milliard Room, Good Stabling, and every convenience. Strachan's Dunedin Beer always on tap. The Stabling is now under my own charge. Every care and attenion will be given. Horses and Buggies for hire. lanawa.tu Hotel, AVENUE ROAD, POXTON. ROBERT CAWSTON .. Proprietor. Late of (Royal Oak Hotel, Carterton.) TT AVING- taken over the above W Hotel, will hope, by strict atenion to Businrae, to merit a lair share of patronage. i None but the Beat Wines, Ale, and Spirits kept. Staples' XXXX Beer always on tap. Central Hotel, Next to the Theatre Royal, | THE SQUARE, Palmevston North. MAURICE CRONIHr . (Late of the i ) icketers' Arms Hotel, ■ Wellington), HAS taken; over the above Hotel, and hopes to receive the same patronage bestowed upon Mr Cas^ mody. Meals for early and late trains,; ■ ] Ales, Efcfeeva, Wines,. _ fend SjpirH^ ©ftne 3*est '■ -.V. 1 ;'"' JB*j*n*f» ." ■'"' Only k«pt In stoolr. Fifßt-olaßs accommodation for Permanent Boarders and the Travelling Public. Club Hotel, Ihe £quark, Palmbrston Noßin. ff. YAMTISE, PROPEIETOR, (Late of the Royal Hotel, Wellington.) /"COMMERCIAL Gentlemen and KJ the Taavelliug Public generally, will find the above hotel replete with every convenience for their comfort. Good Beds. First class Table. IWines and Spirits of the beet brands Good Stabling and Paddooking. Buggies and Saddle horses on hire. Capital accommodation for permanent boarders. Porter attends each train. Suites of rooms can be engaged by letter or telegram. The Club is proverbially popular with travellers, and the objeotof the new proprietor (who has had long experience in the line in Wellington) wi'l be to sustain the reputation of the house as one of the most com* for table and brst appointed on the West Coast. Seat and X*A»g««t Sample Rooms la Pctlmention.