HOTELS, COMMERCIAL HOTEL, PALMERSTON. NORTH., T. CHILDS, Proprietor. THE LEADING HOTEL OUTSIDE OP WELLINGTON, A magnificently built and equipped hotel, and maintained in the best itvleu to attendance, oniaine and liquor. a. 1. TREVOR, - LIGOMOO flu HOTEL for COMFORT. The HOTEL ioi CIVILITY. <fkt HOTEL (or ATTENTION. Bood"Whirty, Good Winei, GoodAlei. Excellent Cniiine and comfortable roomi Billiard room with two fint-olau Alcook'i tableland attendance, «. DEVINE CLARENDON HOTEL ~THE SQUABE, Palmeriton North 4. UcKEWEN (Late ot Danedis). Having aoquired the above wellknown hotel, the travelling pnblio and tiaitori can rely on fint-claii aooommo. nation at moderate rate* B«tt Al«s end Spirits oaljr available . Only drawn at MASONIC HOTEL Paiiengera by traini will have ample time for refreshment! by leaving platform atl 80UTHEBN EXITi J A. PAWSON, Proprietor,
OE PARIS HOTEL PALMEESTON NORTH. Mm J. ADAMS (late of the Marqwi A Normanby Hotel, Carterton), announces khti ihn ii tinw in nnißfliginn nt ttio ah/iva houe. None but the beat of wines and ipiriti itooked. Good accommodation aid firri-ol&H table. At HOTEL. Comer of Colombo and Cashel Streets, , CHBISTCHUBCB, This hotel has its own electric light plant. None but the best Wines,' Spirits Ezoellonl accommodation for visitors; W. H. Overton, Propriator, ate of Frinoess Hotel, Falmerston North.) WHITE'S HOTEL, FOXTON, f. i WHITE, Proprietor. Tha belt oommerowl home in Poxton. IF YOU WANT WEDDINQ or BIRTHDAY CAKES BEST CONFECTIONERY THE BEST BREAD or THE BEST CUP OP TEA Whitehead Bros., MAIN STEEET and THE SQUABE YOU'LL BET IT!
THREE REASONS. i'DST Three Seasons why you should P visit PHILIP DUNCALE'S BOOT & SHOE SHOP, The Cookham House ... Main Street. 1. Both your hands filled with gold (raid not buy you better goods. 2. My Stock consists of everything that Stylish and Up-to-Date. 3. Every pair of Boots and Shoes on view in my window, or further orders taken are undoubtedly made, or will be made, on the premises. All hand-sewn, and of the best workman-ship in town, "ripple Footwear and General Repairs *""-" s 1! £i Specialty. \J that they did'nl get acup of tea on their travels to equal "STAiND-OUT" TEA that they were used to in New Zealand The reason is that R. Wiison and Co.' are satisfied with nothing but the bes' eaf to blend, and many tra\ ellers takeit ound the world with them,
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Manawatu Times, Volume LXV, Issue 1452, 2 November 1911, Page 2
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