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Wanganui Herald, Volume XVII, Issue 5082, 8 June 1883, Page 1

~ Hotels. ; __ A ,N CH O R TT OTEL, Market Square, Wanganul - JOHN: MoLAREN annoilnces ,tb his old friends and the public in town and country j that, havinn purchased .the above well-knqwri Hotel, he hopes that his 28 years' residence in this district will secure him a fair share of publio patronage and support. '' Wines, Spirits, and Liquors of the best j • ' " quality." : - Accommodation for Families and Board^ite j 111 1 \ «arA good Table kept. : JOHN MoLAREN, '"' Anchor Hotel. . .{•(, •" '' • • ' • " HA WBRA>« '/<>'»'"' ft" > u'-\ ML j !■•■: T>AILWAY HOTELj tg^trA-vellers. i ». MRS' d^A^ndi^formeriy r of the Em- , nir^,and Piet, Hotels, i; W,angaftuj^ and] iw^ Iwi Hotel) has pleasure' in mf orninJg the-pub^ lie that she has purchased the above Hotel., :. The ■ accommodation ..is excellent,; s^tu^tndh the handiest for both rail and cQacli, and the quors provided will be none" but the best. ' Firßt.claSs TabW kept. |GflO(l 'Stabling. J* ! •'■ iW\> 'GjW OWW < l >' /TTi JO ' Tj® ! L hawera. •••■" is A. -OWEN.*.,- ;..;...:..*.| r -PBOFftiEOoB.!r This old established Hostelry offers nicrali ' excellent accommodsttibn'ito tfie ;travelsng ; publio generally, and commer.cial men ticularly. > All the xequitements combinedwith quality to be found in a first-class Hotel' 1 ate "provided jf Or byi.the Proprietor, jvhose object it is to' m&ipk4i&-the good name the " Egmont " has so long borne. . ' ' "{ - . r ■ _ -; ', _-_; ,' _-« } ;; -- > • '\ Choicest Wines and- Spiiits. First-class' . • ;i Sample Rooms. ; ' Livery arid Bait Stables complete with/eVery accommodation and paddocks^ ] ■ Hofses&Buggies..for./lire., /,"'' c tS" Booking Office for Cobb's Coaches. ,J. O'REILX^S '" • rjIEMPERANCE TTOTEL Princess Street, 1 Hawera. j The proprietor begs to -notify -to his numerous friends and to the public that he has, opened the above new^ooxnmodious, find 3 pleasantly situated Hotel, where boarders, ■ settlers, and visitors to the district are en1, sured every comfort and attention, t MANAIA. 0 •Yft7 r AIMATE HOTEL. 1 J -JACKSON ~.» ..., 5 ...V.. -Proprietor. 0 ■> , , ■ r ' ; -• 'f The above Hotel is* firßt-class, and only ' the best of liquors kept, the choice of which • being the Proprietor s special care. , : ''■' OPUNAKE. " " *""_ . T3ROSSER'S EMPIRE HOTEL - Jl\ OPUNAKE. ; " SAMUEL PROSSER - .'„ . This Hotel is One of the finest on the Coast, being, fittedand furnished with every convenience, and -affords superior accommodation to settlors,: travellers, ahd private ■families • ...... t ' ATA X E O , TTOTEJL. TO TRAVELLERS.' ) V !-'• ( Formerly ,oi,tfie iOptinake, Hotel, Opunake) Has pleasure in.announcing that he has purchased' the above' Hotel, -and that he will »se 1 every effort to ensure attention and comfort for all who visit him. r \ First-clasa accommodation for Travellers and '_ Boarders. ! ! - • -Good Stabling-andPaddoeking. ? : .-.:.-.' ■• \- „ • t« ;• S.i}in - ABSOLUTELY TJURE. " I have made a chemical and. microscopical examination of Sharland's Baking Powder, > and find it quite pure and Wholesome, and free from admixture with alum, so frequently present in ordinary Baking Powders. Bbarland's Baaing Powder will be found of much use in the preparation of Bread. WILLIAM SOUTHHALL, F.L.S., President of the Birmingham Natural History and Microscopical Society. - f^ TT np °ML I N s° N LAND, ESTATE, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, - SANSON, MANAWATU. Secretary, Collector, and Valuer to the San-. dou-Oarnarvon Highway Board. Secretary Manawatu Farmers' Club. 1 : Agent Colonial snsn*auee- Company; - Rangitikei & •Wanganui Building Societies/. } ' ' Dealer in all kinds of Producfe. '* Grain bought or sold ou .cojnnjission. i j I1I 1 Rents and Debts Colloctec?. . - f - -- ' -, -v . .. , j___ .' •■ 1 ;-:: i 1 .- ■ : • ' ' Town audf Rviwil Soitioiin" lfor'Saio. M