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Patea Mail, Volume I, Issue 51, 6 October 1875, Page 1

Hotels. - AUSTRALASIAN HOTEL. mHE above Hotel is erected on one JL of the best sites in Carlyle, commanding a beautiful view of the Patca River. To Excnrtionists and Travellers it offers special attractions, as the rooms for their use are lofty and airy, and visitors can enjoy the comforts of their own home. Stabling of the Best Description, Wines and Spirits of Superior Quality. W. ODGERS, Proprietor, Carlyle, Patca. HAWE II A HOTE L, HAWEUA. T. ESPAGNE, PROPRIETOR. THE above Hotel having lately undergone extensive alterations, and the whole renovated and improved, is now one of the best hostelrics on the Great North Western Road. Travellers and visitors to the district can depend upon receiving every attention. EXCELLENT STABLING, With secure and well grassed paddocks attached. Night stage for the Mail Coach from Wanganui to New Plymouth. FIRST-CLASS ORDINARY KEPT. T. ESPAGNE, Proprietor. MASONIC HOTEL, CARLYLE. J, G. BEAMISH, Proprietor. THE above Hotel is situated in close proximity to the Patea Bridge, and the accommodation will be found of first-class quality. Spacious and well—ventilated Bedrooms. No liquors kept except those bearing really first-class brands. Good Stabling and Paddocks. EGMONT HOTE L, H A W E R A. T. QU IN LI V AN, Proprietor. THIS Hotel will be found to possess every accommodation for Travellers, and as large additions have lately been made, those favoring the proprietor with a call, will receive every attention. Night stage for the mail coach from W anganui. Wines and Spirits of Best Quality. Good Stables and Paddocks. KAKARAMEA HOTEL. THE KAKARAMEA HOTEL has been recently erected, the bui ding having been constructed with the purpose of affording comfortable accommodation to Visitors inspecting this healthy locality, and Travellers may rely on their wants being carefully attended to. GOOD STABLES AND PADDOCKING. A GENERAL STORE containing articles necessary for settlers, and a Post Office, are attached to tire Hotel. PALMER & GIBSON, Proprietors, Agent for the “ Patea Mail.” WHENUAKURA HOTEL. A QUIET WEEK IN THE COUNTRY. To Sportsmen, Tourists, Travellers, and Others. T LLOYD begs to inform his friends , that he has taken over the Whenuakura Hotel, Patea District. The house has been thoroughly renovated, and a new stock of liquors of the best brands obtained, and everything will be ifpnud convenient to the comfort of persons visiting this hostelry. GOOD SHOOTING CAN BE OBTAINED. The Whermakura River flows close to the hotel, and canoes always at hand. GOOD PADDOCKS AND STABLING. CHARGES MODERATE. ” ' V MAIL,