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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 224, 24 August 1883, Page 3

I Hotels j WEIGHT'S PRINCESS HoTEu, TERRACE END. HAVING Purchased the lease of the above. Hotel, I am prepared to supply none but the best braads of liquors only. Boarders will, find every convenience combined with civility and attention paid them. in* , : ■• . * Coacii to and from the Square every hour. Nearly opposite the Terrace End J Railway Station. Billiards; and Good Stabling. J. WWIbfET, Princess Hotel, Terrace End, Palmerston North. }CARD. WALKLEY'S COMMERCIAL HOTEL, PALMERSTON NORTH. Very superior accommodation for Boarders and Travellers. , 'Commodious Sample Rooms. Terms Moderate. BATHS — GOOD STABLING. •' N ;B.— The proprietor's ' long experience m the trade is a sufficient grf^ahtae for the a salitv of the liquors. COMMERCIAL HOTEL STABLER The Sij'tfAßKj Palmerston North, W.; MOQHE ...... J.. Lessees., ; Horses taken m to Livery, Buggies and Saddle Horses oii h\re, Cblts' carefully broken to Saddle 7or \. 7 'Single and Doub-e Harness, Horses bought and 8o«d on commission U 0 "V A L ; H O T & l\ PALMERSTON NORTHv if AMES jF E.NTON,' . | i(La^e'ortv^lihfi^on), .. , BEGS , to intimate to tbe; residents of ' jPalmerston and * the travelling public, that he has taken the above Hotels and is prepared to cater to their wants m a thoroughly efficient way > Ales, Beers, Wines, and Spirits. ' a i ;of the best brands only .., kept. .:• ■'■■'■' Superior accommodation, or travellers and families. .7 MANAWATU HOTELS AVE&UE ! FOXTOM. \ \ : THE Proprietor having made bon«. i siderable alterations and, additions to the Hotel I ,' sparing nothing, m order 'to 1 provide comfortable and convenient accommodation', for both 1 Travellers and Boarders,"' respectfully solicits a cph« tinnance of the Public Patronage, :.- • Newly erected Sample Rooms,' : ! . Excellent Cuisine First-class Billiard Table, ( '--- Good Stabling and Paddocks. v. . .«.-.;>■. ' : , ' '; A. Buggies and Horses always on hand. ! . ottolberkefeld, .7 /Proprietor. Lessee ofthe Foxton Public Hall, which is. suitable for Entertainments,' Lectures, .Dancing, Public Meetings &c, &c. &\ x A. ...'. ■ - UA. . ■-... », PRELIMINARY NOTIOE? ■.. nO;STA!ND THIS SEASON m the 1 Manawatu and .Rangitikei Districtaj. ;. Thje well- known Pure-bred Stallion , .[. ;l;umuftj. y 7x - \ J j :...:-f y. "Pedigree,. and further particulars to appear iii V subsequent issuei "'''' | LOWES & FALLOON, j P|oprietorsj Ashurst, Augast-10th,.,1883. j - ,- . t< i f&--'A7SIP^X-Ay~.. »■ ■:, ' •■■ - »-<~l -- """"■ 'PHE THOROUH-BRED Stallion iib^^SlES GTS Will; travel the Palmersttm, ' ; JJ'e'iluingV I and Rangitikei districts ; * , lj H IS- SE f A S ; U N'V- : 7\ FoV particulars apply to r ' ■;■■'* ■•■ E. D.' BROWNE, Horee Bazaar; ' Ranlgitikei-sireef, or FRED. MELNE, i '' : " 7 ' BullS. , August 21, 1833. '*:'"' ' ! ■ - .i-.. i"V ■■> • . y CHAFF FOR SALE. - r> V the bag, or m larger quantities . jj ?. V' 7 J. F. HEATON. The Square. '.— '-'■ £ C 1 T r"BDT(JHE X V i Opposite the Union Bank), • I'he Square, -.", PALMEitSTON NORTH, r8 » " _ STEWART &; C 0.,...* PROMtIETOJuS'TjIAMILIES supplied with nothing '■• TE but the Primest Beef, Poik, ahd Veal. rs, Spiced Beef and Small Goods always iay on hand, or to orderg re, led |gT All accounts fourteen days aver due will be charged ten par cent.