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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 261, 1 October 1884, Page 1

Whyte's Hotel, .FOXTON,... I Edward Jewell AIT,' 3SHES to inform the public V* thht having assumed the proprietorship. .-.of the al)ove,well'known and favorite hotel, he intends to; spare no expense/ to make it the most coinIbvlabju.. .hotel, on -i.he cdasv^ None I nil-. <>x{HM*ienccd servants ki>pt, and visitors can rely on rec6i\ins; eveiy attention and civility. The Table will be provided m a most IHieraT '/-manner,; , and the proprielbr's long experience as providoi.'o of the lato N.Z. S.S. Company's and other boats, will be a gnannHte that none but the liksfc of , -;-; Ales, pVines^ Splits,. §cl, will be kept m Stock. ; The Stables will be under the mtiri.igenient of the well-known 11. Stanley, late of Cobb & Co., Foxton. The 1 Exjjres.s from 11% Hotel wilt be m attenclnrice on night trains, to convey passengers and luggage foithose wishiujr- to ston at the Hotel-; Free of Charge. COBB & Co. 's^CO ACHES Start D;.ily at .5.30 a m., from WhyteV Hotel for Wellington, arriving -from. Wellington at 4.15 p.m. The Booking Office is. sit the Rotelj where. Tickets and all particulars can be obtained. Those for Wellington Coach may roiy on being called m time to ha\c hot breakfast before starling. . Lessee of the Eoxlpn. Public Hall; which is '" suitabable- for Entertain- j menu, Lectures, ; Dancing, Public Meeting*', &c. : i • CLUB HOTEL, 'y ■•■■■■■ : The Square, : ' i . ; PALMKRSrG ; N iNORT-O. ; H. T. AKETtS...... PiiopniETOE. (! ate Manager Eutlaud Hotel, ; ■* v " '. : ..Wan^aniii.) - j . ; ! ■■■■• " ■ • ■ ' CSfirti^es Moderate. Fii-st-Ula.s.s Saiiiple Rooms. Good r ,Sta]iling aud, , Secure • : Paddocks. Every care taken, but no i responsibility.' Porter m attendance on the arrival of every train. - Luncheon ... ... 12 to 2 p.m. Dinner ... .;. 6 p.m. WOODVILLE TESJIIPC!RA]V€S| ,iaO>TEIi. TnOMAs"~GILBERT * BEGS to inform his friends and the public that he has Purchased the above Hotel, and has decided to make Extensive improvements, which, when completed, will compare favourably with any Hotel m -the district. A first-class table is kepc and Temperance. Prinks of .every^descriprtion cau be had at the Bar.' Visitors will 6 ml a 11. '-the quiet of ;a home at the ahovo establishment. Hot Luncheon '-from. 12 to 2 p.m. Meals -4t all hours. Bo&rd, £llper week. Meals and Beds, Is. Good Stabling and Paddocks. T. GILBERT... Proprietor. M. K. C. • :; DEBATING SOCIETY. Chief Debate on December 26, 1884, at 3.15 p.m. ■•: 500 Members at £1 Each, To be presented to i,he following:— President ... ... ...£l5O Vice President . ... ... 100 Ex Vice-President .... : ... .*-.. 75 Working Committee (divided). 75 Overseers (divided ... .... 100 Total ... ....£SOO If not sufficient members, the honorarium pro rata, and working expenses to be deducted Kesult slip posted to each member immediately after examination. Registered letters and telegrams not accepted. Add two stamps for reply and result. Applications by letter only, addressed to " ALPHA," Care of S. Abiuiiams, Box No. 19, Post Office, Palmerston North. " < TO FARMERS. Seed Oats, Seed Oafs. fTMI E undersigned have to arrive — 1000 Sacks Danish, Sparrow -bill, and'Tartariiin Seed Oats, Also, '„.':. 5000 Sacks Tale and Seed Potatoes, for sale Cheap. WALKER & , HATEICK, WANGANUI.