T. T. KEKSLAKE, TAILOE, "TjjESIKES to intimate to his old cus- -*-' tomei'B and the public generally that he has re-commenced business in Palmerston. A new stock of TWEEDS and SUITINGS kas been opened up, and is now available for selection in the premises recently occupied by Mr Att. wood, next Coles' Music Warehouse and opposite Commercial Hotel. '~~ S. CLARE & CO. j X) EG to announce that they havo JX) purchased the J COSMOPOLITAN j DINING ROOMS, in Main-street. Lunclieons, Afternoon Teas and Suppers a Speciality. Fresh Cakes, Pastry and besi Bread daily. Catering in ail its branches. U. T. GRAY, HAVING purchased the freehold of the * ' COMMERCIAL HOTEL (Near Railway Station), WUODVILLE, Will be pleased to see his old friends at this popular hostelry. Wines and spirits of the finest quality in stock. First class accommodation. Charges reasonable. Good stables and billiard room. Horses and gigs always on hire. EMPIRE HOTEL, Main Street, Palmerston North. W DEVINE (late oi Marton Hotsi) * • has taken over the above hotel. A new stock of whiskies, wines Bnd brandies has Been opened, and patronß can rely on being supplied with all lead. Ing brand 3. Special feature—First-class lonehecn from 12 o'clock to 2 p.m. Upstairs and dining room ouder supervision of Mrs Deyinc. Up -la - data billiard Mora uala capable* management PRINCESS HOTEL, Main-street, TERRACE END. C. J. B ARFORD, PROPRIETOR. rpHIS Hotel has been thoroughly ■*- renovated, and tbe travelling j public can rejy on getting every convenience. A first class billiard table and room will be found on the premises None but the beßt brands of wines and spirits stocked. Good accommodation for horses. COMMERCIAL HOTEL (Corner of Main-street, the Square). T- CHILDS ._ ..Proprietor. THE hotel has lately been thoroughly renovated, and will now be found up-to-date in every dotaii. . A special featnre will be Luncheons at 1/-, from 12 till 2 daily, excepting Thursdays, when, for the convenience of country folk and those wishing to attend tbe sales, it will be on from 11.30 a.m till 2 p.m. None but the best brands of Wines and Spirits stocked. Telephone No. 3. OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. M"RS T. WHITE (late of the Masonic "* Hotel. Wellington) announces that she has taken over the above well known hotel, and intends carrying on the business on thoroughly up-to-date lines. Luncheon will he served at 11.30 a.m. on Thursdays for the convenience of those wishing to attend the sales. None but the best of wines and spirits stocked. Good accommodation for the travelling public. Guests con rely on being called-in time for early trains. Night Porter in attendance. MASONIC HOTEL. Opposite Railway Station. R. MULROONEY, PROPRIETOR. "CURST CLASS ACCOMMODATION •■- lor the travelling public. None but tho best brands of liquors stocked; PBOENIX HOTEL. G. McDONALD (late of Blenheim;, Proprietor. . mEIS HOTEL is being run on -*- modern lines, and the travelling publio can rely on getting the best of Liquors aad attention. !None but the very beat Wines, Spirits and Beer stocked. LONGBURN FREEZING WORSS CHEAP MANURES of high manurisl value - Root Manure, £5 per ton on trucks, Longburn; Bone Meal (pure), £6 10s per ton on ' trucks, Lonpburn.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8053, 3 April 1905, Page 3
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