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Wanganui Herald, Volume XII, Issue 9413, 7 May 1879, Page 4

" Hotels T\ENBIGH HOTEL, PEILDING Charles Roe Proprietor. ; This large and magnificent hotel will be found replete with every convenij. ence for the comfort of all classes, it^ accommodation being second to none on the coast. Well-appointed Commercial,, Sample, Billiard, and Bath Rooms: superior St&bling. Secure, well grasseijl paddocks. Horses or Buggies at the dsiposal of travellers. The Denbigh is within easy distance of the railway station, and a porter is always in at tendance on the platform. OMMEROIAL HOTEL (Late Welcome Stranger.) Waverley. D. Ballam Proprietor First-class accommodation and attention. Best liquors ,and beers only kept, Billiard-room, with a good marker in attendance., -!,.)' „ GOOD STABLING. ; ' Horses and buggies on hire. Coaches stop at the d.oor , -liF E E, N ' S H O T E L Lambton Quay, , . WELLINGTON. Wiimam Light...... 1 \Vkobipaxyk Haying now taken over • the abbvo commodious 'and modem' built Hotel, is able 1 to. offer to the public Superior Accommodation, The above Hotel, being centrally situated ..between the, .Railway Station and the Whari!; -will be, found most convenient for visitors to Wellington. The Proprietor, having had many year's experience in the business, can assure visitors they will' find all that is necessary to complete a First Class Oommenial and Family Hotel. AXWELL HOTEL, MAXWELLTOWN. James Anthony .7. ••• Proprietor. The above Hotel has just been completed, and now, offers, superior accommodation and attention to travellers and public generally. Lofty and spaoibus silting and bedrooms, and liquors of the best quality. GOOD STABLING, With secure paddocks attached. COBB & OOVGOACHES CHANGE HExijJi. ANA W ATU HOTEL EOXTON. HENRY HILLEN ...Proprietor (Late of the Pahatanui Hotel.) Superior Accommodation for all classes Good Stables with capital spacious Loose Boxes. BEST WINES AND. SPIRITS. Great alterations and improvements are in course of completion, and a Billiard Table has been ordered, HENRY HILLEN. T)AILWAY HOTEL, WAITOJtt TARA. The undersigned has just opened the above named hotel for convenience of the trading public. The Hotel has accommodation second to none on the Coast. The Bar will be found to Be 'replete with liquors of the best brands. Commodious stabling is in course of ereotion. F. EILERS. PROSPECTUS OF THE , - , , - TARANAKI LAND COMPANY, (Limited.) . . To be , incorporated- under /\The Joint , - Stock: ,C!oxnpaniesAct, 3,8j(?P." CAPITAL ...... ... £50,000, in, 10,000 Shares of £5 each, with.power to increase. - PROPOSED CALLS— 5s per share on application ; 5s per share on allotment ; 10s per share two months alter, allotment; 10s per. share four . months after allotment;; and 10s per share six months after allotment. <v Further, Calls, t.ajbff : . llnuu j made,at interval? o^qt, .• • leas ttian .two months, . . , as the Directors' may ( appoint. f PROVISIONAL -DIRECTORS ; ! Thomas' Bayly, Esq., Waitara Capt. Cornwall, Taranaki A. Standish, Esq., Barrister, New Plymouth H. L. Seeet, Esq., Surveyor, New Plymouth ' H. J. Honeyfield, Esq., New Plymouth James WATEiNs;.Esq f , Taranaki. ' BANKERS; 1 The Bane of New South Walks. ' SOLICITORS; , <> Messrs Standishj # Hughes, New Plyr , ■ mouth. <•; ; i, MANAGING 1 DIRECTOR? H.Lufein Skeet, Esq., New Plymouth.^ OFFICES ; ' . Devon Steeet, New Plymouth. • • _____ i HP HIS Company is 'formed solely for the 1 objeot of Buying and £e-Belling Lands in the Provincial District of Taranaki. , 1' j It is not proposed at "the outset to callup more than £2 per share ; this will enable the Company to mako a fair beginning, afid afterwards profits may either be added to capital, or a dividend declared, and further calls made. • - ' Deposits can be made at any branch of the Bank of New South Wales, where Prospectuses and Forms of Application fox Shares can be obtained. ' ■ ' ' " '' '' '' ' 1 All communications to be : addressed to the Managing. .Director, JSew Plymouth; Taranaki. „ ,> t ~, ' BELL BREWERY , STORES, ' . I ; Bell Street; : .". KOBERT BENMJB, ! In thanking his customers and the pub-l He generally , for the liberal support I accorded to him during the past ; two I years, begs to mention that he still continues in the above place., The Ales and Stout bottled , by R.B. are similar to those which obtained the Ist prize at the Philadelphia Eshibi- 1 I tion of 1876, and the public can, rely; upon their excellence and purity. « One Trial Soiioited.