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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 13, 1 December 1877, Page 1

mHE, .CLARENDON HOTEL, PAtMEBSTON NOBTH. J, OWEN, . Proprietor. The Clarendon 1 Jiaving been much*enlarged, newly deciprated, andfurnishedih the best style, will now be found one of the best appointed hotels m the Manawatu district. The chief aim of theproprietorhas been to make^this^hotel-replete with every comfort and , convenience the. travelling public can . require.,, .. Private families visiting the district may" now rely : upon obtaining superior accommodation^ suites of apartments having been specially provided. TheVCuisine will be found all that can be desired^ and thebestofWine'sJ Spirits, and Beers are alone supplied. ; The Bi^ard Room is furnished with one of Aicock's best Tables. . . , : Extensile Livery Sjables: adjoin ;tJs& ; ,premise^,L i$Q? c saddle horse^ .or ■pan .be i ; pbtainefil .,fprjrisi^g^hpTOmaiitic.| scener^ol l^ Gorge. : \. : ; '■.■■.-'■> "'■'■'. ' i . ! rp?S : E HOTEL, FELLDLNG. .//-./:.' • ' r ! '■'■', ;;c : |t . a .r ; LE'rlO'i,.^ , ; / Peopbietob,-- *^ Has riiuch pleasure m announcing that the'abpve hotel is -now open J -fdr vie receptibH of Boarders and' Visitors itp Feiidin^. To those who enjoy the quiet of a private ipusej and to- Commercial' I ' Travellers, this hotel must specially conr*' ! mond itself, having been' originally deV r sigited with a view^tb meet their require- : mehtg, the- bar being placed as 1 remote " as possible from the private apartments, .and a ; large andweU-lighted Commercial Room, furnished with every^ needful ap|;fpurtehance.' ;; "■"- : ; | ;-.'".'. '- ;' Thehousjehasbeenfurnished through-, but,:'regarjpess of tHe^cost^in a style of ' comfort' and elegahce rarelyariet with m the colony. ; —^_ : ../,;.; : THE BEDfeOOMS Are spacipus, lof ty,V and well^lighted. \ their thorough venßlatipii^ upon which the health' and qpmfort of theiivoccu--pants so greatly- dbpend. \, _ THE PARLOURS ;\ Will' be found replete with all the accessories of a well-appointed private- estab-, lishment. Ladies will S.nd that, theyhave not been overlooked m the internal arrangements' of .the: house, a handsome suite of rooms being plaqed at their disposal. V"" — -v: :: :$v. : ■'■ V THE CUISINE Is under the management of a professional cook, whose . skill m the culinary art cannot f ail to giVe: satisf actiotf. The Dining Room wiUbe^fpund equalto any iit the colony . ; . : '" " AN ORPINARY DALLY,' At; 1 p.ni. ; !' f , Special attention has been given to the selection of the Wines, Spirits^ <fee,, and none but the best brands wilTfind a place" in'the establishment.' "" ' ' / -" ■' , Gfpod Stabling and Secure Paddocks. The hotel is within a short distance of the Railway Station anbi the oprp6ration :. Offices. ; . ;-; ..' ". '■,:,, ' ?" j ■ ;nrVHE : WOODVILLII ItOTEI., ' . j. J. ]#EPHY, . v . , v Pbopeietoe. • This new and handsome Hotel, situ--atedrat the Napier, WangaJnui^ and ; "^ellingtpn'Junctibn, will^be found; replete with .every 'coti^nience i for Families and Travellers^ 1 ' ' " : : ; .■■••■■■ . COAGBES . ; ;..... Arrive and depart e"ight times per week from the above-named places. ; LIVEEY' STABLES Adjoin the premises, from which Carriages or' Saddle-horses are obtainable to visit the romantic scenery of* the Gorge m the immediate neighbourhood. The Proprietor, for the convenience of visitors, and the travelling public, runs a Coach every Monday and Thuesdat from , WOODVILLE TO PALMEESTO]!f, , Returning from the latter place after,, the arriyaj of the afternoon train ,ffona Foxton., ' " ' r ;' \,: i i i pOLLINSON, DANIELS, & CO., \J General Contractors, Oaepentees, Bttiidees, &' Undeetakees, „ the' square, * PAIMEESTON NDBTH. [ All Kinds of Jobbing done on the I most reasonable terms, and at -the shortest possible notice.