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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXVII, Issue 10736, 29 August 1913, Page 7

SI V r VAN HOUTEN’S I COCOA I I The Standard I Cocoa of the World. m K aaawws toH'our, -“ajjsna m/ u C /*TEft -Vi n m Petals & AmaeamtseSmillma Sfraiasa jm GRETNA HOTEi taihapv. MRS F. H. GIBBONS. Pbopbiktress, This well-known Hostelry has all the comforts of a home, and conveniences of a First-class Hotel jThe premises are umiahed with a view to the comfort of the public. TARIFF. 8s per day. Good Sample Rooms. Best Brands only. Passengers called for early trains • JJANGITIKEI ffOTEL, BULLS. (Under New Management., WALTER hTrOSKINS Desires to 1 announce “as taken over the interests of the aoove HoteL The House is being completely renovated, and travellers and general ipublio will receive the best attention. A Select jStock of Ales, Wines ana Snirits will be kept, ART OH HOTEL. JOHN SHANNAN. j The Best |of Wines, Spirits and Ales wilhbelkept. FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION JOHN HANNAN, PKOPEiETea.I LU B IT QZT EL, MARTON A *’ FBEE”' HOUSE. LUNCHEONS FROM 11 a.m. ON SALEgDAYS. BEST WINES, SPIRITS & BEER IN STOCK. All I commmnicatiens promptly " attended to. H, McMMAWAY. PROPRIETOR. yfifHm HART HOTEL. MARION. S. J. oTb BONS Desires to notify thatjhe has taken over the Temporary Premises of the above hotel, and will be pleased to renew acquaintance with aIL Only Best of Liquors Stocked. Draught Whiskey a Speciality. This is also a Free House. S. J. GIBBONS. Proprietor RAILWAY HOTEL. Having taken over theJEailway .Hotel at Marton ■ Junction, I can assure patrons that the! Alea.t Wines- and Spirits'lwill be of the Beat end true to label. The Diniag lTable is under the supervision of Mbs GiBBONSjJand every.effort will be made* to please all. c. JBL eiBBONS, Pkoprietob. MANCHESTER HOTEL ITI PBILWNG. Having taken over the above wellknown Hotel, I will be pleaded to meet old and new patrons. Best of Wines, Spirits, and. . Speight’s Beer on Tap .. I Hot and Cold Water Baths. 1 Tariff, ,4/6 per day. Meals 1/-, Bed 1/6 “ Farmers’ Day ” Fridays—L unoh from 11 a.m. fer I/BERT J. TeLLEHER, 1 TBOIMWSm. ‘