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Wanganui Herald, Volume VIII, Issue 2664, 27 December 1875, Page 1

Hotel Cards. WH I T E HART HOTEL.. ' ; marton; : ; . J. 0. B A TCHEL AR. ■ PROPRIETOR. c 62 3? AMIL V ; H O T^l" TUEAKJNA. • V ''* : % Owen McKittrick, ... ; Proprietor. Superior accommodation or Travellers. Charges Moderate. Liquors of the best and purest quality. BILLIARD ROOM, with new ancl splendid appointments. Competent Marker in regular atten 15 dance. The Stabling having just undergone a thorough renovation, is now comfortable ancl secured. Good Groom in charge. Secure Paddocks for. the use of drovers June 12, 1875 . \ THE CLUB HOTE7 MARTON. THE Proprietor of the above begs to announce to the inhabitants of Marton and the surrounding districts, that it will be his endeavour to supply unequalled accommodation to his customers. The Travelling Public will receive attention at all hours. Table D'Hote at 12.30 daily. , The magnificent addition to the Hotel will be open on and after Saturday. November 13 th. AI Wines and Spirits of the best quality CHARGES MOEERATE.. Excellent Stabling attached. WILLIAM PROSSER, Proprietor. nll 2258 Stables. SMILEY'S HORSE REPOSITORY & LETTING' STABLES, Opposite the Post Office. SADDLE Horses, Buggies, Carriages of all description, suitable for weddings, picnics, and private parties, for hire. Careful Drivers. Horses left at these Stables, will have every care taken of them by experienced grooms. J. S. SMILEY. ,' cU6 2743 THE WHITE HORSE STABLES SO favourably known in Alarfcon, will be opened iii Feilding; where the proprietor hopes tbat the same anion it of liberal patronage will be accorded him that he received from the inhabitants of Marton and surrounding- district. .. 77V 7 A... ; -7'" Horses,. Buggies, &c, always on hire, on the most reasonable terms. A Coach will leave Feilding for Marton every Tuesday and Friday, at 9 a.m. arriving at 2 p.m., returning on Mondays and Thursdays, am vino- at 2 p.m. D THOMAS RRADLEY,' „. Proprietor. _f°o c 6. COACH AND HORSE HOTEL RANGITIKEI; T HOWE PROPRIETOR,' The above Hotel having changed hands, the present proprietor takes the opportunity of informing the public that it is his intention to provide the very oest accommodation, while'every attention will be paid to the wants and' convenience of his customers, and that nothing but the very best brands of WNES, SPIRITS, AND MALT LIQUORS will be kept. J. H. trusts by strict attention to ousiness to receive a fair share of support. THE STABLES In {connection with this Hotel -wilfbe under tlie management of Mr M. Marr,