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Wanganui Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 5497, 17 December 1884, Page 1

Hotels CRITERION HOT*.A% Nixon Sirbbt, *' Established 1867. ' __, • Hugh M^r^oWm,,».- »«.«... »«Propbimob» The above H6lel is close to the Railway' : Station, and offers unusual comforts to Travellers. Within a few minutes' walk of the .Post Office and, the business part of the 'fcotfn. None but the Best Brands of Spirits kept Good and commodious stabler attached to Hotel. , >j; PROVINCIAL HOTEL." —"? MBBM 88 E. : W BKonßteoNB KonBteoN Has much pleasure in informing her many friends and the publio generally that she has recently v conßiderably'enlafgiß*dher"j_^_ilflsf, known , as, the; Provincial Hotel. 1 Bidgway Street, and is nowjn'a posiUod tojrivejto Travellers the very best accomnodatioh, Meals % all hours. Price reduced to Is, !or 4s per] Day. [ Visitors to Freeman R, Jackson's Sales will' receive every attention. Best Brands op Xiquors Kept, MRS. BROtGHTON, 1 | Provincial Hotel, /pi- L TJ B TT OJT EjlL, \i. i MA§pV J ;;_£ W. al.a 1 . Watts.,. T»f P>q3Pßi_rol, MSood accommodation for Travellers. '- Billiard Table, , f i Meals at all Hours. ; ? PjOmmeroial tt;otblj i '■ WALKELEY'S, . • ! : (Not the Club) COMMERCIAL, ' Palmerstonl North; - % Near the Railway Station, , "CI'EILDING / TTOTEL. J. Ha5tie, „..;...;..., ;.. Proprietor, "Splendid accommodatiorrforTravellewrr* < < , Billiard Table.; v . „ , Good Stabling. *„-.,, „f , Noted for all Liquors Best Brand* : * rriflE DENBIGH HOTEL, FEILDINg! -Charles Rob „....*_,«_ Propri2T3r« ■- 1 • • __- i ' /, ' -Xiiiils. This Hotel is replete with every comfort for Travellers, . . . , , * Good Bath Room, , „ - The Best Billiard Room on the Coast, with an accomplished marker. " ' ' Sample Rooms separate . from .the! niain > ' ■■ building. •/'».,.: Good Stabling Aooommod&tipn^ , ; Horses and Traps on .Hire. I'iV Special Brew of Ale on Draught, . . : tar The Best Brands of 'Ales, Wines,; and Spirits' only on h'and^' 5 v ' ' " . ,KJ JLJL , ,{ .; , j TAUPO QUAY, j • ' (Opposite the Railway Station.) > ■ 3 ' j. 'alissHtf '.>.'.! BEGS to intimate to country visitors : - and publio generally that he has secured » J WslL'Gras^ed 20, AorkJPajddqok, aiew minutes' walkirpm the JJ.Qls]Upujso« mers may therefore rely on receiving every accommodation for their horses: t&r A thoroughly trustworthy groom always in attendance. ■ ' ,' "t , " n \ LBI O N TT O T B'fL, PATEA., .".'_.:" ...,' V ' Arthur Havwood Profbietobi A.H . Begs to return thanks for past favors, and in soliciting a continuance of .that support which has been accorded him in the past, he takes this ortunity of assuring his friends and the . lie generally, that no effor will be spared on his part to make them comfortable „ , < .' Baths : Hot, Cold, and Showery Spacious Sample Roomß for Travellers. Q L U B J_£ ,O -I isjf L, PALMERSTON NORTH. H. T. Akebs .'.Proprietor. A. T. A. begs to thank his friends and the publio generally for the liberal support accorded him during the past nine months, and assures them that nothing will* be wanting on his part to attend personally to the comfort of those who may patronise him in the future. Charges Moderate. ■ . .. 1 ri vate Rooms for Families. ■ • ■> . ■ First Class Sample and Billiard Rooms, A Porter in attendance on the arriva' of every Train. • ,i . ■ EGMONT HOTEL, HAWERAjJ (Late Owen's). • j Ytti;lliam /Nallaghejr, (formerly of the Manutahi Hotel) ' i Having taken over the above Hotel, 1 solicits a renewal of the kind support of his friends and the public generally. Extensive alter* ations and improvements having been;.taade, the high reputation of the EgmomV\-fotel will be maintained, while Mr Gallagher will sparfe no pains to study thecomfortiOf^the travelling public Wines and Spirits of the Best Brands. Good Beds and a Liberal Table. Bath-room and every convenience. Good Stabling. , , N.B.— Breakfast provided for passengers by the early morning coach. WILLIAM GALLAGHER, .Proprietor ROYAL MAIL LINE OF COAOH ES, . , v BETWEEN HAWBRA AND MANUTAHI. MESSRS J. DURTNa AND FLYNN , beg to inform their friends l and travelling'publio that they haSre takon-»pver tbe Line of Mail Coaches between l£a*rera and Manutahi frpm Mr W, R. grosser, and their Coaches will always be at the Kailway Stations ot Manutahi and Hawera on arrival of Trains, connecting at Hawera with Pros« BdVi. Coaches to Opunake. ' ' >l i;/ n Coaches run in .connection with F. Bailey's Livery Stables, where Buggies and special Conveyances, suitable for tourists ani travellers, can be had at the shortest potice. coaches leave Hawera for ' Manutahi at, , ... 5.30 a.m. 11.10 a.tn; C oaches leave Manutahi for Hawera at 12.10 a.m. .-, 7.50 p.m. Booking Office at Hawera at Gallagher's Ecmont Hotel. ~~ FRANK BAILEY,; J Agent Hawera. C. H. CHEVANNES, Agent Wanganui. * S^i O B B & n O. On and after the 6th of July, a Coaoh will leave the Royal Hotel} I'jvlmerston North, for Woodvillc and Matamau Railway Station, daily, at 6.15 a.m. JAMBS MACAIU&, Proprietor CH. CHEVANNES, Agent; ' t ; A." A' H Gt ETI CHINESE EMPORIUM AND TEA WAREHOUSE, (Under Mr Huff's Photographic Studio), Victoria Avenue. A. Ah Get wishes to respectfully'dfaw the attention of the public in hisstock of Tea (sp cially selected), and Fanoy - Goods of every description. A large stock of New Season's Teas, direct from the Chinese Tea' Gardens, opened up,