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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXIII, Issue 11283, 2 June 1891, Page 1

Hotels. % ivr anaia tp otel MANAIA C. LEVifIS, ... ... Proprietor COMMERCIAL Gentlemen and the Travelling, public generally will find the abov6:Hotel replete with overy con--vejlience for their comfort. Good Bedl, First-class Tables, Wines and Spirits of the best brands, combined with ■'. ptuse malt. Stabling r and Paddocking unrivelled I the Coast. ; Buggies aid Saddle Horses always on hire ■ .■, Attentive Grooms. y ALAiENDON TJOTEL, ;, WAVERLEY. 1 TAMES oWaLLORAN ... Pbopbietob. (Late of Blenheim). J. OH., (having taken over the above Hostelry, wishes to inform Travellers and the public generally that no pains will be spared^on his part to make it one of the best Hotels on the Coast. Wines and Liquors of the Best Brands. Good Stabling and Paddocking. XTOTEL. JOHN DAVEY wishes to inform his friends aipd the public generally that he has takeit over the Castlecliff Hotel, which is now under his own management, and that he can absure all visitors that they will receive every comfort and attention. All Spirits, &c, of best quality. Board and Residence — Adults, 30s per -week ; children from 5s upwards, according to age TfTAIMATB TTOTEI, MANAIA. M. FRANKLIN announces that he has assumed the Proprietorship of the above Hotel, which is replete with every convenience for. the Travelling Public. The Best Brands of Wines, Ales, and Spirits- kept in Stock. First-class Reasonable charges. Good Stabling and Paddocking. I Business "Noti^»>v-.. : . • ■ -■,-.-. „ fi .A h L A N I) SEE J. H. DAMON'S j GRAND DISPLAY oP TWKEDS, SUITS (with Extra Pair of Trowsers) from £3 upwards. 8®" Note the address — VICTORIA AVENUE (Opposite Bank of New South Wales . mHE COMMERCIAL UNION ASX SURANCE COMPANY (Limited). Head Office-r-19 and 20, Cornhill, London. Capital FulW Subscribed ... £2,600,000 Total Invested Funds ... £2,361,709 Total AnnuiiNett Income... £1,132,239 Having been appointed Agents for Wani ganni fox the.Marine Department of the above-mentioned Company, we are now prepared to accept Marine Risks at the lowest current rates. Wool Insured from Sheep's Back, or Port of Shipment to London. OPEN POLICIES Issued on Shipments from United Kingdom to Wanganui. All Claims met promptly and fairly. Extract from the Mariner, London, 15th ; Ostober, 1889 :— " There is a satisfaction in possessing a policy issdied by such a company ; it is not'6nly a) pledge of security of indemnity in case of loss, pat it means promptness and fairness in settlement — everything in' fact, that' the ho'neßt policyholder can desire." For proposal forms, and further particulars apply to M. HOGAN & GO. (Ltd.), TAUPO QUAY. To LetT7*OR SAL E.— A BARGAIN. Magnificent 18-roomed House in Campstreet°and Bell Streets, with well laid out garden, full of choice plants. Two Sections land. Brick Dairy, and every convenience. Exceptionally low price for Cash. Apply ED. N. LIFFITON. O WHEELWRIGHTS OR BLACKSMITHS. ' Wanted to Sell— A good going Blacksmith's business, with plant, cheap ; or to take in a working wheelwright partner. Good rising country district. Apply first PINCHES & CO., General Agents, Oddfellows' Hall, Wanganui. T»USINESS PREMISES TO LET To Let, with immediate possession — Those commodious and contrally-situated Business- Premises lately in the occupation of Mr Andrew Tod, Wine and Spirit , Merchant. -Buildings consist of Main Store 64ft x 48ft, with brick and concrete Collar, 32ft x 18ft underneath, brick and i concrete Bond (licensed to end of year) 1 60 ft. x 18ft, General Store attached 60ft 1 x 16ft, Bottling Shop, Outhouses, <fee. Half-an-acre of Land, with frontage to St. i Hill-Btreet. Terms exceptionally easy. For particulars apply to ALBERT BARNS, Auctioneer, Wanganui. m o l" 7^ c v. That comfortable and convenient family residence now in the occupation i of J. F. Mcßeth, Esq. j Comprising 8 I rooms, bath room, scullerjr^&C. ; gas and ( water laid on ; in close proximity to the River Bank; $ an acre of good orchard in • full bearing, shrubbery, &c.' Apply to ED N. LIFFITON, Auctioneer.