The Occidental Hotel (Under the Clock.) THE place to stay at. First-claw table. Good attention. All best brands of spirits. P. J. CALLAGHAN, Proprietor. Grand Hotel. THE LEADING HOTEL OUTSIDE OF WELLINGTON. MAGNIFICENTLY built and equipped hotel and maintained in best style as to attendince, cuisine and liquor. E. Tattersall ... Licensee. Railway Hotel. Palmerston N. AVING acquired the above popular well-appointed hotel, I will guarantee m"y visitors every comfort and civility. All wines, ales and spirits true to label. W. OWEN (Late Commercial Hotel Pahiatua) THE HOTEL FOR COMFORT. THE HOTEL FOR CIVILITY. THE.HOTEL FOR ATTENTION. Devine's Empire Hotel &OOD Whisky, good Wines, good Ales, excellent Cuisine ana Comfortable rooms. Every Modern Convenience. Billiard Room with Two First-class Alcock's tables and attendance. W. DEVINE ... Proprietor.
i BLANKE /* Pv \& m 2 &< Hi 3H V I, m m yiuuJljS mm i in Tor ffiSrmfk 6 Comfort" ONCE THERE WAS A NAN Who wouldn't buy his wife enough Blankets. He took a chill— Tried a pill— Paid his billMade his Will. WHAT AN ARGUMENT FOR "KAIAPOI" SOLD EVERYWHERE. P.B. —The Cold Weather is coming. THE KAIAPOI WOOLLEN MFG. CO. LTD. CHRIBTOHURCH. The Alert Business Man The Up-to-Date Clerk The Keen Assistant HOULD start the day able to discuss the? latest news with clients. This qualification is demanded in America, where successful business men are schooled. Knowledge is the aid to intelligence. You can learn the latest world's happenings, day by day, at your breakfast table, by reading the MANAWATU DAILY TIMES. The CABLE SEBVICE of the Manawatu Daily Times fa precisely the same as that of the Wellington morning papers. WE CHALLENGE proof to the contrary. The TELEGRAPHIC SERVICE records fall the previous evening's meetings all over the Dominion. SHARERS OF THIS AD VAN AGE Besides the immediate residents of Palmerston are Farmers throughout the District Residents of Fellding Residents of Dannevirke Residents of Pahiatua Residents of Woodvflle Who can have the Manawatu Daily Timeb at their breakfast table as early as the residents of Palmerston. The morning railway service suits us admirably. Consult our agents in any of these centres.
CHILD'S Commercial Hotel The House for Good Liquor. Thorn and Cameron's Whisky Speight's Draught Beer Iced Drinks at the Bar
Feilding Hotel. F. W. ELLIS (Late of Kimbolton and Cheltenham) Manchester-street ... FEILDING AS taken over the above as Hastie s. Best Wines and Spirits and Speight's Beer Kept. Very best attention given tc * ivellers and the general public. FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION Opposite the Post Office. New Royal Hotel. RANGITIKEI STREET. Arthur Haywood :: Propbietob TTAVINGr taken over Messrs . Dawick's interests in the above hotel, desires to solicit the support hitherto accorded to them. Tariff 6s 6d a Day. Speight's beer on draught Thone 94. P.O. Box 203. Those who would achieve success should endeavour to merit it.... rE have during the past year spared no expense in endeavouring to make our beer seconu *n none in New Zealand, and can now confidently assert we h&ve succeeded in doing so. We Invite all who enjoy 1 GOOD GLASS OF BEER To ask for STAPLES' BEST. Draught at almost all hotels in city and surrounding districts. And confidently anticipate their verdict will be that Staples & Co. have successfully removed the renroach that good beer could not be .rewed in Wellington. Staples & Co., Ltd. MOLESWOBTH & MURPHY STB
HENRY WHITE & CO'S "OLD JAMAICA" Red Heart Rum HE above brand has been before the public for nearly a century and is accepted in every market as the highest standard of Bum procurable, owing to Aromatic Flavour. W. H. BANNATYNE & €O. Limited Sole Agents—WELLING - ON.
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ON EVERY OCCASION USE tIM MORE QUALITY AND MOM OVPO Of TCA IN A POUNO Of N. M. 4 CO.* TfA THAN ANY OTMIR
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Manawatu Times, Volume LXV, Issue 2028, 18 September 1913, Page 2
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