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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 269, 17 October 1883, Page 2

MANAWATU HOTEL, AVENTB; FOXTON. rpHE Proprietor having mada <on« JL siderable alterations and additons to the Hotel, sparing nothing, m orier to provide comfortable and converient I accommodation for both Travellersand Boarders, respectfully solicits a son* tinuance of the Public Patronage. Newly erected Sample Rooms. Excellent Cuisine Firsticlaßß Billiard Table. Good Stabling and Paddocki. Bugg : es arid -Houses always on V«nd. j OTTO -BEREEFELpr ! .' . -i Proprietor. Ltssee of the Foxfcon Public Hall, which is suitable for ' Entertainments, Lectures, Dancing, Public. Meetings &C, &<r. .;■.';•; : Cobb &Co 's Coaches start dailf at 5.30 a,m., from the Manawatu Hotel, for Wellington, arriving from Wellington at 4.15 p m The Booking Office is at, the hotel, where tickets and all particulars can be obtained. The Manawatu Hotel Express will meet the night train and convey travellers to the hotel FREE OF CHAUGJS. . . v ■ ... v ST; HILL-STREKT SBIITHY, OrPosiTß the St. Bill^S3hubbt Oatt&s Salb Yards; 5 BEG to inform the inhabitants: o Wang&nui and the Burroundiog district that they fc* ye commenoed bosine'sM'in the above line; and truat that by; good wprkmaoship ' ahi moderate charges a share of public patronage will be accorded. ; Tbe Horse Shoeing, Department will be under the immediate' care of W. Parkes, whose reputation as a horse- shoer is well-known m this district. At the I last Agricultural Sho ( w the first prize was awa rded him fr ' sboein hackg ''■ ■■•■• : '- - " >: ' /;';horse§p : ' •' " '"-'• '• Jobbiujr'and all kinds Pf Work executed 11 with heathens and despatch. Harrows and all Farmtnar Implement b manufactured on the f shortest] jnetica, and 15 per cent. icheapAr. than imported articles. ,-* i i"^^f~ -j ; ' ' i\ i. i-i ', ;'.* Farmers arid Setters m country' dis-' tricts would do well befoce purchasing to give ua a trial. ,1- --■ Not* the Address :— St. Hill«Steeet, Oppositb Cattli Salb Fards, Wanganui. RELEASED FROM PQUND. ,' '' ■' i•' - • ' ; j / •■ } J n RE V Horse, '* Patmore," «old iy \jf ' "feTANDARD 1 spine i months ago. Qwner ( cau obtain; possession on payment, of expenses., Now running m Standard paddocks. YLOtfki FLOUR! 1 "....' A SK for Chamberiam's FLOUR, admitted to Be the best n the „.- Manawatu. ■' —'•■■' - 'Chanaberlain's :1s the only miirihatis fitted with appliances for thoroughly mixiog the wheats essentiaV to making. . •■'.} ~Jj ll'Cj'll.. : Good Flour. :. -.- :" m :•; ..- > Orders punctually attended to. W« E. CHA MB E -Rsi.ArJ N, , FeiMing Steam Flour AIiJ?. r . t |^. sptaineeVat King life- .i^The Square, &ud Milverton^<fc Soa'a^ Main•treet, Palmeraton. Quality and full weight guaranteed. ' RUTLAND LIVERY AND LETTING STABLES* / F ;•;/; S T ICTORIA AVJBNUK, WANOANUI. ROBERT. ROSS HAYING re-opened ths ahove OldEstablisbed and -Centrally«Situated Livery Stables , land Having Viong" and varied experience m the abp.v.o.. business m many parts ot New Zealand, 'hopes T by supplying tht public with superior Saddle Borses for Ladies and GentlemeD, Single und Double Buggies, and open and closed Carriages of every description, on the shortest notice, to- . 'gether with civility, attention, and at very moderate charges, to receive a share of public patronage. EXPERIr3NOED"HaR6O}ifS IN AT _'TJENJDANOE NIGHT AND J>AY. , Horsei Broken into Single; and Double Harness. 1 ! Horses Bought, Sold, or Exchanged. , , ROBERT ROSS^ Proprietor.. /, FEILDINQ HOTEL, t KJMBOLTON ROAD, FEILDING, jv h aTt i «i ! BEGS , to inform the public, his patrons and friends, that; he has opened the ; FEILDING HOTEL. That the house has been refurnished ' right 1 throughout, that additions and alterations conducive to the greater comfort and convenience of the public have been completed, and that every endeavour will be made, and no expense •pared, to make the house one of the oest on the Coast. . Eyery convenience for boarders, travellers, and visitors, who may rely od civility and attention. ■ The "liquors are of the best brands, BHjLIARDS 1 BILLIARDS I J. HASTIE, Proprietor.