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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXI, Issue 11356, 21 December 1888, Page 4

„i)n,ii• ■;■:■). -, Hotels.- ■; -■; . - -' ■ j ' ■ t ..... . — __. ,-.;i lf,'.r .. • ' pB.-N:T^R'AL HOTEL, PATE A, BALM|'OBTH , |iBOSV t!J .? " Pbobbibtob ] jo^jip jd>o>9 i: Hpte] 3» ,w«ll, known to' the ; xav^llingtrßblio aSj.the J : nios(i. convenient, ' 'pmjorlable.'.andjoenlirttlyjsitoated: estabWest „Coast. : .. Visitors tjiewfore, can rely -on obtaining: every , station during,:ihejjtime,- they;>may favou .y i; -, ; .p L t^e house' tfith theirjpateonage; v p; Bj^£B^ndsof;Liguor only .kept. in stook. aoftMii^V, o/ii lv i-P sl ?'"-"' '•'■'■' V_V' ._ "'*" : ' Special attention has been paid to the re* . qnirements.of Oommeroial^ Travellers, who Will faa'nxßl^pl^s feam'p'le Booma^a oft.r oonv«tu*»nc*r' . :.'-..'..- '_. •- ...-•-,-. ■T. ■'. "..-ir...-. ::■'- li- - - - — ' •'■ '' ■ tm-?6Btant '^ik&:'{pjsßmo '> ■■**$'■*' WM ■^'■■' l \. i - 7 i 7 l rr .o:'qJ>V'J.i.-...: ' • •.. - TpuriitSf; Travellers; and Busmegs.men : iiatui^y^kwhereHHey'canftn'd the~^uiet| 'of the; family ,■ ' combined! with joivility, at« ! tfnsuuip audi reasonable < ahiujesi 'All this! U to be found atthe EgmontHotelrHawera " V'i'...i>'oi'y"'.n : i. r ' '••a.W;-CL r OGGIE, '• „ \ s-Ui -Mi -j.y yr'i " " ""<' Proprietor j . -*W ni c-.-i,- VjY„^i_ T ;^^i r -'' '■-"'■•:'-; YifivirtirujO .-/(fMANAIA.; „ , , «>} ,'l'\C VXti) ,-\ll: ,;»' J-'.': 'I. .;-''>" ■■'■*' I ,P / 7L^V^:.,f : .v.r i ;.:.,:r.i; (i .v.; PaaprieW 'OOMMEROIAL ',',', Gentlemen ' ■ '. and •' r.thei JW f,^vel^,,p'ubh'.o[ l ge i neraUy .^villf flndj. .the - abpjify HoJel^rep>te, , Tjrit-li -every con- j veniencijfor,^ieir comfort-...':, ... j Good- Beds, lirst-olass Tables, Wines and! Spirits of the best brands, odmbine'd with ! "' '4 t0 -' , 'v^' , - ;i '- '.'.': pure 'malt'. ' , :r - • '• " j •fltabling •and'Paudoolfing unrivalled' on the, Oosst.. •"'•.•-:•} jßuggies and Saddle Horses always on hire f ''. •?ia:t Jl f- : "' !! -;AttentiveGrooma< j 'a BAA OH -TT-O"'T|E-l] ,'Jo_w. w «.:.(«.:'.-;.;,. .-..^JlJrii... •»..;;,' [ i tv'-n .'.'•n;,'.; i'\~.?'<; ,—- !*■ .".t'i ;v!' ..'/. l( j WILLIAM TUTTY... Pboprieto; „[. •„v '.[ -- >;■ :jA, '^ ,■- ■;/. /'* . j has been removed^ 'that 6dm J mandmg position, on the Rive^jßank oppo4 'j^]^^' b^a\^^\U^^n'fi.l^faolio, and, Extensive ' alterations,' have ,' been \m*de ' for. -the accommodation' of tHe r iravelling public, 1 ' 'All <Trains : otop sl l the ■ Aramohb' Station, 'imhie^iatay behind ( t_i_'_.6t'el? •• . •(«:nnitjsi Oil v-»i'f '-' .'■"■i"- i"i ,ft?. - o: "ji .■ •/' -. . t-^-i — .(."• :,. ■:.- o •••:::..• -i. ■ ..' : ■■ ifpROVINCIALn HOTEL,- WANGANUI, .Ajr;!MARTIN^O'HARA:' . > j .Has imuohu pleasure. tiihUntimating to the] publio. generally Ithatj.'he : has .taken the above old-established and most -.centrally! situated ."Hotel, r ■ ?.-., ■ . -.-,;.,. .-/- -„ ? -.r,-- j ". ., .Jjargßj additions hu.ve recently, heen.madd "by tlfe late landlady, Mrs B.S v ßroughton| .and it will be the endearour of th'o prsßent '^roprieKr ' tb' J do' "all in' his'-'power'-toV give i, mtißf'aetibn , i^ogt „:-• , ''''. 01 "?'".' ! ,"' " ] 'trauls'.'ahd every attention paid : themi;'/ '■ j ''^T^QaABGES- MODERATE. '■ ; ' ; ; j .3R«titiae.lt hi-'a fti'tnii-w't -ir:.'M. -,■•■' i .A ; } •' y Mi fj MHara' ! will-pers6naily 'attend -the .cßfeme, •"•^•■ a^"^.^^.. .; f,) " j '.l ;; J _f- j 'wsa T^ *cji:, ~-:v.'-'i:-. ■'.;<-■■.■ ■.■.u\;\'i I ' •"h/SOKBi:- OP WALES ? HOTHL VaT"' '»"U> r'/'.v ■'■.7^,;.: „*.» , v r i '^fTAtJPO I (QUA%' 'WANGiNUI? : : j , !'*SA''-'5 ss'ul .at f_j!7rn_* •'.!<f' f i. _£.•.'.' ii} ] 1 , ; , On;. assuming. the charge, of. ; the above Hotel, the. new .hope .that „,,thej; w ill.bp favoured ,with;as large a ( meai o 'sure,jof iSupporfc t 'as .t^e.j establishment rei u cwved j^p'd^r thVjlate' managementr. f ',Thi reputation this s,ffel]5 ,ffel] known hostelry !ftak acquired as the, most comfortable house on : . j the. coast wjli'be' maintained, and traveller? 'I'mayjely oßieMiVing.evbry attention' and having every want anticipated. . v The beat brandsof Liquor cnly kept in stool : 1 ■,i!ii(iii-.i-' )-•>* Jii'i-v') •■■. .. m .:r. ••,■■ :.-,.. ; < Good Table. Luncheon from: 12|loU.p.m a'Pirst-olae s Billiard' 'Bbom,' furnished 'with' a table by .the.bflst.makers.. . . ... ..._ "1"" ili:' ./is .imiC) ■ia)f)'>tl T ■ has v.-.!. ,v' i. THE "BED CROSS" PRESERVING M COMPANr,, ._ v< f'° Chapel SK/'Sottth' tarra,' ;vioTbil.A. ..Canned Tomatoes, equal to Amerioan.'and '' > 'ififi same price j .else Peaohes, Pears/ Apricots, -of ,the finest^quality, and,- bi^heavy 'syrupi f! All thesevgoqds are manufactured under the . supervision of Mr George. James Ward,: ; ( -of California-. The Jams,. Jellies, Pickles, 1 .'Ti'matofaUoCj and- Assorted; Sauces of j •►Company* are well known to 'W better - ' '•--"- -"'" '•'•' '*'•"-•' ■ : f ui i ;sii.ii 1...;(il ...;(i •..•t-w_.'''v-'A- , i-.'» ' J /.u-i , . ji T '.L').i.-.a.s;jmi!)p.Sll©epjrl»ipi.v.,f •,•'•.- | ■ .:l:L- :-:.;.iu,V,' .[. „: „.,... '„■/:-.. . . 1 ;i:TR|'-I.TiP-I-NiG , f"- f .S'-H./A S;o.N'.: »T'_ti:/)'. i: ii, har. o/n,; tr ■•'" '*■<:•>;": . ; •::!•■'; j BROOK'S ■■"-'•:? -'• ! u'f'PEiaißEeT "/SHEEP DIP o .•'t:cONo'E'NTßATßDl(Pois6nous ; ■' ! ;X of :b-ipi;; ! .^v:;^: :h«i«.FJi&|- ; 'mixes ' , BBAt>n,r;, with cold 1 Forming a clear transpar, nt solution, . Positively i_^wis_a». : " ; The ' very tV,'! Mr: the r.-irV 1 } - bW-S^^H^'S' ''' &'■ Eoi -aSQBTEST¥ ■ifamflMfarT fi,-. and the! DD?.'.for.ri IsfflESm^^i Cheapest' the" ! Wo6l r^ B^*" t 'r H^B^,, , ..-- i ' ."^ , Stfi;:i^b^' , LWtiV,Oiiiformandi ■ - t ".- 1 ' "••'•'' -'■ ■ ' Stainless. *' "' v „ < „. •.•:,! ; -.0 t\<ut:\ r7__|___''il V/i: :u j-a,;. !,' j Jr.lt olft/fiWrflntsedvnot.. . to ( xjontain- ;.oqe' , r , „partiplejoftlim6 or, j'oda,, thus .avoiding i that dryness or the wool so often; ! ■ -■- - experienced for the first j yjiiktaX .; mohtti^fter^usihg powder '-• ■ \ U .-{lao 0;'/) •'li_ips r 'eßpebialiy;'.' ! ' ■ '••'. ITor SCABS, TICKS, or LICE,' -ttoi?' dip |., t .,o^.^.edependad^n'a? i.a cer^ahij r.peeifici ", * •' :t ' ,r3:,ilUa TEßT_MolintAL'S: %„ ! ' . ■ w „ Sept» 21/1888.' ' 'oMessrsJf'M.'^ oBan&Co.v t '-'. „-,.\ .''ifJi'g' " , -'» , Deax airsi— J amfchoroughSy Batisfied'with Brooke's " Perfeot" Sheey Dip, itaibswerkd , all.pnrposes.very ;well indeed. X (-hall use ;,it »gaw [ thisßeas6n.,.,;- '' ' ; Yours- Truly. 1 , Vj. -iV.L ;J .■viiy-.;.-. j\.;''.?j^, rr^#m. ...-,,•.„., Wan'gavauii'"' ; ■ N6v;;6th, : Bßß * yi'Meßßrs;M.Hogan&Ccs, J ' -. ,: ;'' Dear Sirs :— I am thoroughly satisfied 'in vJuiing Brooke's .!«. Perfect?. .She.ep Dip. i I •.have usee" most other Dips arid find that! it -^'give's'the greataf.o.ißßtisfaotioai. .It is^ve'ry <»soft, and'Haea, lasting effect upon the wopl, i<-ltii ! also<'a drp-waioh: mixes >. readily Jwith '■^poldwateri whioh is a gref»t benefit;' • ' I '• ' v( „,„,;./,■..;,( •! , :;, ■;:>•>. ; '.£„„-„ s^l-,- ! '.'•_.'*.")■''', 'X''"\,! ''' •■''■'■'BOBHM : BAKE, South Hillen<3 r July ■' th" 888. MrClM.Brpok.e,,.. ( „,„ Sheep -Dip'Manuf act nnr, Ashburtony ' ' : De'jir Sir;— l have every ctihffdenco inyoW Perfect 'Sheep Dip, it having entirely oleaned my jheep of both lice and ticks withont leaving any l 'stains; or hardness 'in the wool.— Yours t'.slyj „..,;•, -„, > : j ALFRED 'COSTER,. ,j The advantages to -be • derived from Wne Brooke's "Perfeot" Dip are, tb.ati it 'combines'the lasting effects of tke.Pbwder Dips, with the"softneßs>of the Glycerine preparation, and iB the only Garbr'die Dip ■A in the market compose'd of Oalverf ; 9 No 1 lu, "acid whichdoesnet stain the wool , . '. i ' ■ •' 'At the recent Sheep Dip .Trial, 'conducted under the Auspices of the A . and P Y'!__ißdciatidn^ Canterbury,- out of. .nine competitors!'' Ci ; MV Brooko g» ,ined third placet „,,...„• Prioe, 14s per :; t'w gallon *tin, to make 200 gallons of wash's 703 pf ,r case, con, taMpg, five tins, jm.aking-100' o gallons ; 65s far .case, for ( not' less 'tha n five cases. adages free' ■' ! ' 1 •■•'•• j .'■'J iUi'.jtM- HQGAN 4 CO.. I