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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 12120, 7 December 1894, Page 4

Holds rp H S II AWE It A HOTEL High Stiect, Hawcro. Coni rally situated, ami within easy difctanco of Kailwi.y Station, Pont and Telegraph Offices, and all other public places. MJESSBS AIiTSONY aud MACKAYbee to intimate that having taken over this the oldest and favourite Hotel, an entire renovation haH bdea carried out. The Cuisine is undor ablo management, and civility aud comfort may now bo looked for. A lar^e nnd well-appointed BILLIARD BOOM, with an attentive and civil Marker. Cold and Hot, Shower and Plungo Bathe, A Cab tomeot passengers by evory traint • Extensive and well kept Srabling.togetbc r with comfort, attention, and moderate charges* ; £<AFE DE PARIS HOTEL. 1 Oppcsita Palmerston R.ilwpy Station. 1 IMPORTANT NOTICE _HJS } GbNERAL PUBLU ; 1 w. iooK ! Desires to intimate to the pub w gener. i ally that he hss taken poscesaion of the • above-named commodious and popnlar I Hotel; This Hotel will be found to be both comfortable and convenient in every , respect, and patrons may rely upon their i personal comfort being mado a first con- , eidoration. Sanitary arrangements are • perfect and the f urnitnre is quite new. i All Wines and Spirits kept in stock are . the bo3t, quality. A firafc-olaw Btoi't i? Ci*»n k_ ? of fciia - ncestaad rtmt approval biutlj. 1 Duneiia B.ar always on tip. i First-class Sbablinp. | A Porter attends every traiu. ■ . ' v . ROYAL U.TEL, 3 OHINGAITI. 3 W. A. FLOYD (late Argyle Hotel, Huns terville), Proprietor. j Accommodation for the travelling public. . The beat of Wines and Spirits only kept. , Large Dining R.om under the nmnagfc' ment of a good Cook. 3 Stabling and good Paddock, with Hotel 3 ohargoa, very moderate. WHENUAOEA HOTEL Between Waverley and Patea. - CHARLES HILLIA.R Pbopbietob. , Exceptional accommodation for travellers. ■ Thoroughly clean and well-ventilated bed>- , rooms, and all conveniences and ' cmofort. 5 Stabling and Paddocks for Stock. '3a Good Table, Civility, and Comfort, j All L ; quors and Spirits of the Best Brands. » — ■ I milE HAWEJRA BKEWEKY. I HIGH STREET, HAWEBA J. Johnston, The Proprietor of tho above Brewerybegs to intimate to the Hotelkeepers of this district that, using none but the best Malt and the purest Spring Water, the Beer to be obtained from him can be thoroughly rel_9d on. BOTTLED ALES AVID POSTERS a Speciality. ONE TRIAL will convince that tne HAffERA BEBE is quite equal, if not superior, to tho im- : - s ported article, Support Local Industry, Australian Mutual —Provident Society.— New Zealand Branch : Head Office, Customhouse Quay, Wollin-tou. Looal Board of Directors : The Hon Morgan S. Grace, M.D., C.M.G. M.L.C. (Chuiri-un) Tho lion Charles J. Johnson, M.L.C.j (Doputy-Chairman) Alfred do Batho Brandon, Esq. The Hoa Edward ltiohardson, C.M.G., John Duncan, Esq. Medical Officer ! Dr 6. _. Anson, M D., M.K.C.S., (Eng) THE OLDEST, WEALTHIEST; AND MOST PROSPEROUS AUSTBALIAN LIFE OFFICE AND THH LARGEST in tub BKITISH EiMPII-B. Tho Ouly Colonial Lifo Office which declares A UOKUS EVUIRY IEAB. Tbo Method of Valuation adopted by tins Society is of the most Stringent Character, and ensures a Considerably Larger Roservo . to moefc Liabilities than that hold by any othei office in the Australasian Colonies. ACCUMULATED FUND EXCEEDS f csgus,ooo,ooo; (TWELVE MILLIONS) V ' BTERLING. A-iNUAITINOOME £3,000,000. (TWO MILLIONS) STERLING. POLICIES IN FORg"e ... 119,232 Sum Assured... , ... - Cssh Bonuses Dividod ... Xo,Bß3,'il^ BONUSES I CASH BONUS for ONE year,_ 1883, ' ' .£448,790, yielding Roversionary Bonuses amounting to .£OIO,OOO, after making SPECIAL RESERVE^ CASH BONUSES declared for last Fiye Years, ovor TWO MILLION., vieldine Reversionary Bonuses ejceadiug FOUR MILLIONS. > - ASSUBP YOUR LIFE IN fHA.M.P. SOCIETY, And Secure a BONUS EVERY YEAE, Expenses of Management 8$ pec coat on tho Total Income. EDWARD W. LOWE , Resident Secretary. H. VV. POWNALL, District Secretary, Wang.nui 0. FOLEY, PRACTICAL BRICKLAYER, Has taken up Ms residence in WAVERLEY.