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CRITERION ;HOTEL 'New Plymouthi BEIKO centrally situated render* It unequalled as n place of reeidauw (c Tourists and Commercial UenUe Qlwl. Tdli! COIIMUHC'IAL KOUJI it «* ceptionally comfortable, and (ur tlshecl with late files ol newspapers, THJ3 DKAWING! itUOU in the mat, ler ol elegance will bear comparlao* with that of any hotel in the colony THfc; TABLK is maintained at ■ uniform standard of excellence. Tate important department receive* the most careful attention and viilturt can be certain of obtaining the beet inenvi in Now Plymouth. HOT AND COLD BATHS are al ways available, and the sanitary ar rangoments are la keeping with tht, general appointment* of thia first class hotel. The important matter of the FIRS ESCAPES has had special atteo tion. NIGHT POBTER IN ATTENDANCE. Wines and Spirits, etc., of Um Best Brands. Cock's Hotel Coupons Accepted. D. O'BRIEN, Proprietor Telephone No. 80 P.O Box No. 3J

InAn the pairo»*g» of Ma "txwl* •'■ency the Oorernor. ! THE WHITE HART HOTEL NEW PLYMOUTH, Recognised as the Leadiag Hotel of Taranakl, centrally and covraalint!y situated, immtdiately opposite Pout and Telegraph, tad Goranraent Buildings, and within tw« Dilutes' walk of the Railway Button. Refurnished in the moot up-to-date style, and plentifully provided with Fire Escapat. Billiard Table. Hot, OoM, aad Shower Baths, All the Choicest Wines and flplrtu kept in stock. Speight's XXXX. Ales on draught. Letters and Telegrams promptly a> tended to. CHARLES CLARKE, PKOPRIETOB. (Late of Olsborna and Auckland). Telephone 48. Bo» 80. TERMINUS HOTEL. NEW PLYMOUTH, Under Entirely New Management McISAAC & WRIGLEY, ProptUtmn

THE ABOVE HOTEL it kno«a throughtout the colony as the moat lcturcaquely situated house, trtth unsurpassed accommodation tor families and visitors to the seaside. Nothing win be left undone to make patrons comfortable. THE BEST. Speight's XXXXalways on draught. Moderate charges, which can be ascertained on application to the manager. Letters and telegram* promptly attended to. Hotel Commonwealth. NEW PLYMOUTH,: J. O'BRISCOLL ... Proprietor, THE above new house offers wo* rior accommodation to travellers, and possesses every conveniens! to be feund in a nrstrclaas hotel. liquors served are the very brands procurable. The hotel i$ HgbteH throughout with electricity i also fitted with the latest improve ments in needle, plunge and •bowel baths. Taranakl Hotel, NEW PLYMOUTH* t H. J. JULIAN J (Late of tbe Railway Hotel, cnglewood, and Mldhirst Hotel) BEOS io announce that he has Installed himself in the wall-known Taranaki Hotel, and it will afford him inexpressible pleasure to meat all his numerous friends at his n» home, fERMa : 4/0 pec day. Railway Hotel, INGLEWOOD. I E. SHOTLANDEB ... Proprietor, (Late of Imperial Hotel, New Plymouth.) THIS well-known Hotel is repletsK, with every convenience and eonv fort. Cuisine under an experienced chef, A well-appointed dining-room, Commodious sample rooms and stables. None but the BEST of Wines, Bpi> us and Ales <n draught. ' TARIFF MODERATE, Clarendon Hotel. AUCKLAND. CONTAINING 50 rooms, all refurnished ar.d renovated. Three minutes' walk from wharf and train.

Good accommodation tor eouotry ■ottlet'B and the travelling public. Night porter kept. FAT. QUINLAN, Proprietor. VISITORS TO AUCKLAND OAN OBTAIN THE BEST ACCOMMODATION. AT FORD'S Private Hotel, JSDEN CRESCENT. (Near Museum.) Tails */« per day. 27/6 par *«•>. A porter will meet a&oh rival at Onehungfx v First sloss tftble pr,9vi<Je»\ '* Telephone 170*. . ; : Vogeltown »Bu TeaUtlv* Arr«mg»m«mU. L»»t» Ooflot PaJaet Lmt* Vogritm I •m, f.tO «,m, 10.M „ U.CO ca P.m« 1.40 w BATTJBDATB, V.m.

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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 211, 10 September 1904, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 211, 10 September 1904, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 211, 10 September 1904, Page 1

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