FORESTERS' ARMS HOTEL, GBEYTOWN. GEORGE JONES Fbopbibtob. f pms hotel has the reputation of being X one of the most comfortable in the Wairarapa. There are conveniences for every class of visitors; it is one of the oldest established in the vallev and has lately undergone thorough renovation. It is the favorite resort for travellers, being im> mediately opposite the Post Office, and an easy distance from the Railway Station. A splendid Billiard Table is on the premises under the charge of a popular and experienced marker. The private sitting rooms, and bedrooms are appointed with the best class of furniture and are well ventilated and roomy. None but the most superior brands of Wines and Spirits. The culinary arrangements are under the supervision of an experienced “ chef,” and an excellent table is always provided. A OONVBTANOB meets every train, and passengers and their luggage are carefully attended to. Oeors« Jouea; FORESTER’S ARMS HOTEL, tiREYTOWN HOTEL. WilßiXiPi, w. hammbrioh, Proprietor. W. H has much pleasure to inform his
friends and the pnblio in general (bat be bae once more become proprietor of the abore well known hotel, and to aeiure them that nothing shall be wanting on his part to make everybody who may favor him with a visit as comfortable as possible. New Sample Booms for Commercial Travellers. A Cab meets every Train. Saddle Horses, Traps, 'and Buggies on hire E. H. BUCKERIDGE, Marquis of Normanby Hotel, OABTEBTON. HIS Hotel is in the immediate centre of the town and offers the best accommodation for the travelling public. Wines, Beers and Spirits of the very best brands. A splendid Billiard Table and Good Stabling. i. auuiUK BEGS to announce (hat be has taken over the above well-known and popular hotel so long and successfully conducted by Mr T. Bay. The house has been Painted, Papered, Benovated and Furnished with a view to promote the comfort of every visitor. 97 E. H. BUCKERIDGE. TARATAHI HOTEL.
The new landlord invites the company of Tourists, Settlers, Commercial Travellers, Family Parties, and the Public generally, and promises thatro effort will be wanting on his part to make them feel at home. The best and finest brands Wines and Spirits, Ale and Stout, only kept in stock. Visitors may rely on Civility, Moderate Charges, and a; first Class Table. The Stabling Accommodation and Loose Boxes will be found a feature of the establishment. B. ISEN, ROYAL HOTEL FEATHERS lON. BISEN begs to inform the travelling • public that be has thoroughly renovated the sleeping acc mmodation of this hotel since having purchased toe same, and it will be his chief study to minister to the comfort of his visitors in every detail. FIRST CLASS STABLXNQ. ONE OF ALCOCK’S BEST BILLIARD TABLES Conducted by an experienced Marker. 971 EMPIRE HOTEL, Futbxbsiox, Close to the Railway Station. Best Accommodation in the District. First class Stabling and Paddock. A trial will convince. J. SMITH, Proprietor.
Kaitoke Refreshment Rooms. THE Undersigned begs to inform Travellers to and fro upon the Wellington-Mas-terton Kailway that the above Kefreshment Booms are supplied with the best Wines, Spirits and Malt Liquors. Passengers can also get an excellent cup of tea and edibles of various kinds. A room is set apart for the special use of ladies, whose wants will receive every attention. J, MAETIN, 767 Proprietor. TAUHEBENIKAD HOTEL. A. M. WILKINSON, • Pbofbibior. well known hostelry has been lately renovated and the present proprietor has always on band a good selection of Wines, Spirits and Ales of the choicest quality. STABLING—The complete stabling accommodation is well known to the public, who may rely upon horses receiving every attention. Spacious Loose Boxes. Well grassed paddocks. Every Accommodation for Owners and Trainers of Race Horses. 198 JAMES ROSS, Farrier and General Smith Queen Street, Masterton. Implements of all kinds made and repaired. Horses Shod by axperienced hands. 628 HART UDY, ~ (tebiiub) Blacksmith and wheelwright Main street, Grey town. Farriery in all its brauohus carefully and properly executed.
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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XIX, Issue 1782, 13 January 1886, Page 4
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