THIS ADVERTISING SPACE
Hotels. Central Hotel, Patea. w. Balmfoeth having entered on Ibis well known com- . niodious Hotel, and purchased the stock and ..superior furniture, has pleasure..in informing, his friends .and the travelling ./.public that He w.iJl sparq ho expense to '-‘ make thiAHoJel one 'of thfe'*‘ '. Best and most Comfortable on the/ ‘ * r " 1 The' Central, Hotel is advantageously‘ situated : ; ' Within one minute's walk of,[the Post \ and Telegraph Offices. Being a large and handsome corner ‘ building, fronting three streets, its win-. 1 ddws command ’varied and extensive views of the- sea and country.-;' ■,t The fitting rooms : are furnished in a - superior style ; .-the are lofty, well lighted, .and, comfortable ; and .the .public .using; .this’Hotel will find, .their Jcomfort studied in every respect.; , -,', • ■. jJ ’. j, .. ' ' ate; Sitting / for Families or Visitors..- ; ; . TEE BILLIARD ROOM ‘ is .very large and handsomely, fitted With modern appointments. ' The Table is one *'* of *’ •' 5 " * !|<i ■: •- ■ Alcock & Co/s best, froiS Melbourne. Wines, Spirits, and Beets j ■ of tbe best quality. STABLING AND PADDOCKS -in connection with the Hotel. - The Proprietor hopes; his Country will give him their support in a new;nndertakingr . . W. BALMFORTH, / c' . Proprietor, i A LBION HOTEL, Patea; Proprietor l J\ -- - T. Hitwoo'd. • ’ mHIS ’WELL-KNOWN .HOTEL posJL‘ - Besses t unequalljed advantages to / strangers;and Commercial Travellers visiting Patea, from 5 its central ppsitibii in the business part of "the town,’and its close proximity to the Post - and. Telegraph Offices. It contains a fine range of .Bedrooms/With every-convenience. 1 ’Bark's—Hot,- Cold,- -and Shpwrb.' : ; The "Tkble, for its -selection of ; the Ohdice'st Delicacies of the season, is unequalled in the Colony. • • . 1 : The choicest of Wines and the finest brands of Spirits’ and Cigars are ,alone supplied; «• ' ' ’ } ‘ English and Colonial -Ales and Stout on draft and* in bottle. SPA CIOUS' SAMPLE. BOOMS FOR ■ TRAVELLERS. . . ' The Billiard Room .having; been re decorated and refitted,;Tj :H> has pleasure in inviting attention to the increased com fort and ‘convenience which lovers of the green cloth will find at the.old house. The Billiard Table is attended by a competen marker. First-class Stabling Accommodation Public Announcements. THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE OP NEW ZEALAND. ' A TTENTION is directed to the.proviuC3L sions of. the Acts establishing this office, and to the advantages placed thereby within the reach of every colonist;. Subject to such provisions, the State offers to every person— • '- . 1 : ,1. About to make‘his or her will or ■ • codicil. , , , 2. Intending to provide for wife, ; or children, or others, by Deed of ■ /•» ■ = Settlement ; R. Settling property by way of Marriage Settlement; 4. Desiring to renounce the trusts of a will having been appointed ’ Executor or .Trustee under, the same / 6. Having’-acted as trustee, executor, or administrator, wishing to be 5- . ■ -relieved; of the,burthen off.trus J .-ship _ \ The option of using. the State machinery >; and giyeu sp absolute- guarantee against; css of funds by frauds.or dishonesty. , Every, information . may . ,bqobtained, from Edward 0. Horner/ agent, for 'Patea ; of from : r. c. hamerton; Public Trustee. Eruit Trees. Eruit Trees. JAMES LAIRD, •Eg MONT N-U R S ERY, Offers for sale a large and fine assortment of all the leading varieties of Fruit Trees, grafted on suitable stocks and -well grown.: The stock of Ornamental Trees and Shrubs, Cakselias, Ebses, &c., is not surpassed in the colony. Sill Trees, &e., carefully Packed and Delivered f.o.b. steamers or trucks. s fresh Seeds to band ex British igaeen, in fine condition. Ten hhds to arrive ex Estrella, from " London.[n stock-Poverty Bay, Canterbury, and local Rye/Grass,' Cocksfoot, Timothy, Clovers (assorted) Field Peas, Tares, Early Seed Potatoes; &c; JAMES LAIRD, Taupo Quay,- Wanganui. AWEEA AGENCY.—Mr Wanklyn wil receive Advertisements and Bubscrip ions for the Mail. PROOF OP DEBT forms, for statement of claim and proxy/ may be ia d at the Mail Office.
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Patea Mail, Volume IX, Issue 1056, 6 July 1883, Page 1
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623Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Patea Mail, Volume IX, Issue 1056, 6 July 1883, Page 1
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