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Wanganui Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 5309, 15 March 1884, Page 1

Hotels MANAWATU HOTEL, AVENUE, FOXTON. THE Proprietor having made considerable alterations and additions to the Hotel sparing nothing, in order to provide comfortable and convenient accommodation for both Travellers and Boarders, respectfully solicits a continuance of the .Public Patronage. Newly erected Sample Rooms. Excellent Cuisine. First-class Billiard Table. Good Stabling and Paddocks Buggies and Horses always on hand. OTTO BERKEFELD, Proprietor. Cobb and Co.'s Coaches start daily at 5.30 a.m. from the Manawatu Hotel, for WeL lington, arriving from Wellington at 4.15 pm. The Booking Office is at the hotel, where tickets and all particulars can be obtained, Lessee of the Foxton Public Hall, which is suitable for Entertainments, Lectures, Dancing, Public Meetings, &c, &c. The Manawatu Hotel Express will meet the night train and convey travellers to the hotel FREE of CHARGE. ATAKEHO TT O T E L. TO TRAVELLERS. WILLIAM BARTLETT, (Formerly of the Opunake Hotel, Opunake) Has pleasure in announcing that he has purchased the above Hotel, and that he will use every efiort to ensure attention and comfort for all who visit him. First-clas3 accommodation for Travellers and Boarders Good Stabling and Paddocking. r^i L IJ B TT O TEL, The Square, Palmerston North. H. T. AKERS Proprietor. (Late Manager Rutland Hotel, Wanganui.) H.T.A. begs to inform the public generally that he has opened this newly-built Commercial and Family Hotel. Visitors will receive every courtesy and attention, and obtain the comforts of a home. Charges moderate. Private Rooms for Families. First-class Sa.nple and Billiard Rooms. Good Stabling and Paddocks. A. Porter in attendance on the arrival of every train. II V T E 'S TT O T E L, XX FOXTON. EDWARD JEWELL Wishes to,| inform the public that having assumed the proprietorship of the above well known and favorite hotel, he intends to spare no expeuse to make it the most comfortable on the coast. None but experienced servants kept, and visitors can rely on receiving every attention and civility. The table will be provided in a most liberal manner, and the proprietor's long experience as providore of the late N.Z. S.S. Company's and other boats will be a guarantee that none but the best of ALES, WINES, AND SPIRITS, &c, will be kept in stock. The STABLES will be under the management of the well-known R. Stanley, late of Cobb and Co., Foxton. The Express from the Hotel will be in attendance on night trains to convey passengers and luggage for those wishing to stop at the Hotel, FREE of CHARGE. Cobb and Co.'s Coaches stop at the Hotel to take up or land passengers to or from Wellington. Those for Wellington coach may rely on being called in time to have hot breakfast before starting. T> O V A L TT O T E L, PALMERSTON NORTH. JAMES FENTON «~. Proprietor. First-Class Sample Rooms, And Good Accommodation for Commercial Travellers. Coaches leave the door every day for Woodville, Napier, and Masterton. ® <3 XT <) "T E L. J. VAN BRAKLE Proprietor. Accommodation and table second to none on the Coast. Good paddocks and stabling. TjaOSSER'S EMPIRE HOTEL JL OPUNAKE. SAMUEL PROSSER Proprietor This Hotel is one of the finest on the Coast, being fitted and furnished with every convenience, and affords superior accommodation to settlers, travellers, and private families STATIONERY AND FANCY GOODS REPOSITORY. MRS J. J.IJ.AWLER DESIRES to thank her many customers, and the public in general, for the most liberal support accorded her since she has entered into Business, and to further inform them that she is now opening a large quantity of NEW GOODS, Which will be sold at very Low Prices. CREWEL SILKS AND WOOL. The largest and best variety in the town. Goods suitable for Christmas and New Year Presents. AUCKLAND HOUSE, (Opposite the Railway Station LIME! LIME! LIME ! PULVERIZED Shell Lime can now be ; obtained in Bags of 2 cwt each at 35s per ton or 4s per bag, net cash, delivered in town. What good does this Lime do when spread on the surface of the soil ? It supplies the lime which all plants require as part of their food. It combines with acids in the soil so as to remove the sourness of the land. It gradually disposes the vegetable matter of the soil to change into soluble food for plants ; and lastly, it acts upon the mineral matter of the soil so as to fit it for entering in to the roots of growing plants. For the Field, Garden, or Orchard it is indispensable, and will not injure the most sensitive plants. Sole Agent for Wanganui — JAMES LAIRD, Taupo Quay MOULTS for your Picture Frames and' Mouldings.