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Western Star, Issue 429, 23 March 1881, Page 1

Riiferßn Adk WALLACE COUNTY HOTEL PADDOCK STREET, RIVERTON. M. SHIELDS begs to announce that he ,has leased the abovb Commodious Hotel, whichwill be found to afford the best accommodation |in the Western District. Families visiting the hotel may rely on every eonvenience and attention, and commercial gentlemen will be provided with sample rooms He hop'es by civility, prompt attention to the wants of his patrons, and by keeping none but thebest brands of wines, spirits, and ales, to warrant a share of public patronage. The hotel is situated a few chains froth the railway .station, and from its spacious balcony a delightful View of the town, estuary, and sea may be obtained. GOOD STABLIN'G is provided under the care Of experienced groom. . • WINES and SPIEITS of the best brands only will be supplied.

M abine I o II l (Opposite the Jetty), EIVEK T O Ni J. E. MILLS, Proprietor. Eirst-clasa Accommodation. Good Stabling. Comfortable Billiard Eo'om fitted up with excellent table. q_EEAT WESTEEN fiOTEL Palmerston street, Stiverton. JOSEPH ALLAH desires to intimate tbit ■ he has leased the Great Western Hotel, ahd trusts by attention to the wants ot hit patrons to retain the reputation this house has secured as being one of the ihost‘comfortable hoatelrfea in Southland. Good Stabling Under ah EXperieh'ced Grdoin. Billiard Boom, with two of Alcock’s First-class Tables. LOBE 'H O TEL PAEMEESTON StEEET, BlVebto^. J. PATTISON has pleasure in intimating to hie friends and the public in general that he has noW opened Ms hew prefnises, whefb he canguhrantee to all first-class accommodation. Visitors Will find this house to coihbine all the advantages of a good hotel and 'the comfdrt of a home. The cellar is slocked With Wines, Spirits,and Beers of approved brands only; : - GOOD JTABLTNG. _ QAIiEDOHIAN HOTEL PALMKESI’ON SteeSx, EiVerton. M. HAKES’, Proprietor; GdOD STABLING. , j Eirst-claiJs Wine's, Spirits, and Beer.’ ebm-Ota l. Jk c L B b H BOOT & SHOE MAEEk Has removed to thttso newly-erected and handsome premises noit the Towil Hall, and has furnished them with a carefully selecte and extensive stock of every description of MEN’Si WOMEN’S AND CHILDEEN’S BOOTS AND SHOES, Which he is prepared to sell at moderate prices. Leggings of all descriptions. Pepairs Neatly Execiited. Country orders will command immediate attention. “ I sdy, Countryman, where die you going to buy your Garden Seeds ?” “ Why, at J. Twine’s, next the Oddfellows’ Hall, where the seeds speak for themselves, being new and true to liame, producing a first-class vegetable, and also gaining first prize a the Agricultural Sllbw.” JOSEPH rjl ¥IK E, GENEEAL STOEEEEEPEE, FE#ITEEEB AND SEEDSMAN Next Oddfellows’ Hall, Palmeeston Steeei, Eiyeeton, N.B.—Fresh Fruit always on hand. Cash Ptjechabee oe DaiEv Peoduce, pa pee bags All Sizes. GALLGWIt & BHENSC