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HOTELS,, CRITERION HOTEL, New Plymouth, BEING centrally eituated reactor* It unequalled as a place o( residence (or Tourists and Commercial Gcutle* men'. 'J'UK COMMERCIAL HOOM is exceptionally comfortable, and furaishod with luto tiles of newspapers, etc. TUE DKAWINU KOOAI in the matter of elegance will bear comparison with that of uuy hotel in the colony.Till I ', TABLE is maintained at a uniform Htandurd o( excellence. This Important department receives the most, careful attention, and visitors can bo certain of obtaining the best Menu in Sew Plymouth. IIOT AND COLD BATHS are always available, and the sanitary arrangements are in keeping with the general appointments of this firstclann hotel. Tho important mattor of the FIKE ESCAPES has had special attention, NIGHT PORTEH IN ATTENDANCE. Wines and SpirltH, etc., c! the Best ' Brands. Cook's Hotel Coupons Accepted.D. O'BRIEN, Proprietor. Telophono No. 80 P.O. Box No. 311

l»tho pairoaage of his Exctih cency the O-overnor. THE WHITE HART HOTEL NEW PLYMOUTH, Recognised as tlio Leading Hotel of TaranaJci, centrally and conveniently ly situatod, immediately opposite Post and Telegraph, and Government BuiUlinga, and within two minutes' walk of the llailway Station.! Refurnished in tho most up-to-date style, and plentifully provided with Fire Escapes. Billiard Table. Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths. All the Choicest Wines and Spirit* kept In stock. Speight's XXXX. Ales on draught, letters and Telegrams promptly t,U tended to. CHARLES CLARKE, PROPRIETOR. (Lato of Uisborne and Auckland).Telephone 48. Box 80. TERMINUS HOTEL, NEW PLYMOUTH. I'ntlur Entirely New Management, ..MLiS (,\ McISAAC ... Proprietress.' THE ABOVE HOTEL is known throughout the colony us the most picturesquely situated house, with' unsurpassed accommodation for families ami visitors to tile seaside. Nothing will lie left, undone to. make pal rolls comfortuble. Only one brand of Liquor stocked— THE BEST. Speight's XXXX always 011 draught. Moderate charges, which can he ascertained on application to the Manager. Letters and telegrauis promptly, attended to. Telephone 59. P.O. Box 81> Hotel Commonwealth. NEW PLYMOUTH, J. O'DRIISCOLL Proprietor,; THE Above new house offers suporior acoommoUaiiioii to travellers,and possesses every convenience to be found in a first-class hotel. Tho liquors served are the very best brantfa procurable. The hotel is lighted throughout, with electricity ; also lttted with the latest improvements in needle, plunge, and shower baths.

SOLE BROS., Meat PupveyoPß| DEVON STREET CENTRAL. WISH the public to know that they, still continue their policy of killing prime stock only to meot the requirements of their numerous cu»> tomers. For quality and price they, defy competition. Their small goods are unequalled ia the local market. Prime Canterbury Hams and Bacon N.B.—No old cows killed, so ,W# can guarantee all Prime Quality. NOTE.—SoIe Bros, hold an unbeaten record ol First Prizes for the last five years for Prim# fUI Stock, Taranakl Acclimatisation Society. Pishing Season—lst October, 1003, to 15th April, 11)04. FISHING LICENSES may bo obtained from the Taunton Cycle and Sports Depot. Devon-street, New Plymouth ; Mi- C. 0. Smith, Inglewood; Mr H. J, Nowman, Opunake; and from the undersigned. D. McALLUM, Secretary, REGULATIONS UNDlili FISHERIES CONSERVATION ACTS. Fixing licenses, which will be Colonial as follows Licenses for men twenty shillings for the .whole season; five shillings for one month; and two shillings and sixpence for one week. Licenses for women, and for boys attending school or undor tho age of 14 years ; Ton shillings for the whole soason ; three shillings for one month ; or one shilling and sixpence for sue week, f\ Whittle, G. E. Uannerlng, J,BsbmU, J. ffi. Wilson, C. R. Smith, C. Scabright (month), D. McAllum, H. A. Smith, J. Gibson, Jun., Chas. Smith, Geo. Barker, I). Lang, WBowley, Thos. Blackwood, AIL Marsh, Alfred Walker (boy), L. Brown (boy), Joha Simpson, E. T. Gyde, T. Hopkinson. J as. Wilson!. Sidney Standing (boy), A. M, A. Jennings, A. N. Bewley, P. J. KiVeU, L. W. Humphries, C. O. Smith, Gf W. Wareham, W. Beech, 11. 6 derson, Waltor Jones, A. I phries, W. F. McAllum, Jo F. Hawke, A. Briscoe, Edgar Watt, Roy. Lambort, W. Rob' non, A. L. Coo' ■»r t» "*otor a "ce Inai 10 the iff BA

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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 66, 22 March 1904, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 66, 22 March 1904, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 66, 22 March 1904, Page 1

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