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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 213, 13 September 1904, Page 1

CRITERION HOTEL New Plymouth. BEING centrally situated render* It unequalled aa a place of resident) lo r Tourists and Commercial Oentlenuug, THE COHMEItCIAL ROuM ll »J ceptionally comfortable, and (urilahed with late files of newspaper*. THE DRAWING ROOM in the mat ter of elegance will bear compariaov with that of any hotel in the colony 'I'HE TABLE Is maintained at a uniform standard of excellence, Tbi* important department receive* tha most careful attention and visitor* can be cortain of obtaining the beat uirmi in New Plymouth. HOT AND COLD BATHS a:e <il ways available, and the sanitary *r rangemonts are m keeping with the general appointment* of thl* flr*t class hotel. The important mattor of the FIRIC ESCAPES has had special attention, NIGHT PORTER IN ATTEND. ANOE. Wines and Spirits, etc., of til* Barf Brand*. Cock'* Hotel Coupon* Accepted, D. O'BRIEN, Proprietor. Telephone No. 80 P.O Box No. 11?

tmdsr the patronage of We **«*>• '■encj the Governor. THE WHITE HART HOTEL NEW PLYMOUTH. Recognised as the Leading, Hotel of Taranaki, centrally and comalestly situated, Immediately oppoalta Post and Telegraph, nod QoVtmuoont Buildings, and within tw« minutes' walk of the Railway Button. Refurnished in the most up-to-date style, and plentifully provided with Fire Escape*. Billiard Table. Hot, Cold, —* Shower Baths. ► All the Choicest Wines and Spirit* kept in stock. Speight's XXXX. Ales on draught. Letters and Telegrams promptly at* tended to. CHARL£B CLARKE, proprietor. (Late ot CH&borne ud Auckland). Telephone 48. Box SO. TERMINUS HOTEL, NEW PLYMOUTH, Under Entirely New Management. McISAAO & WRIGLEY, Propriatoi*, THE ABOVE HOTEL it Imown throughtout the colony an the most icturoequeiy situated house, with unsurpassed accommodation tor families aad visitors to the seaside. Nothing will i>e left undoM to make 'patrons comfortable. Only one brand of Liquor stocked— THE BEST. Speight'sJXKX + ways on draught. Moderate charges, which can be ascertained on application to thotnaij. ager. Letters and telegrams promDtlr attended to. Telephone 59, p,o, Bo* 81.< Hotel Commonwealth. NEW PLYMOUTH, J. O'SRISCOLL ... Proprietor, THE above new house offers sup»> riQt accommodation to tmrrtlsra, and possesses every convenieaet to be found in a first-claae hotel. The liquors served are the very In# brands procurable. The hotel K lighted throughout with electricity i also fitted with the latest improve merits in needle, plunge and showsr baths. Taranaki Hotel, NEW PLYMOUTH, H. J. JULIAN (Late of tiie Railway Hotel, cngl* wood, and Midhirst Hotel) BEOS to agaounoe that he has installed himself in the well-known Taranaki Hotel, and It will afford him inexpressible pleasure to mast all his numerous friends at his new home.. TSBMS : 'pß day. Railway Hotel, iNGLEWOOD. H, SHOTLANDER ... Proprietor, (Late of Imperial Hotel, Ne« Plymouth.) THIS well-known Hotel la fsplatn with every convenience awl con>» fort. Cuisine under an experienced ebet, A well-appointed dinlng-rtom, Commodious sample rooms aiul stables. None but the BEST ol Wines, Bpit» its and Ales >n draught, TARIFF MODERATE, Clarendon Hotel. / AUCKLAND, CONTAINING 60 rooms, all refurnished and renovated. Three minutes' walk from wharf and train. Good accommodation for countfjr settlers and the travelling publlo. Night porter kept. PAT. QUINLAN, Proprietor. VISITORS TO AUCKLAND OAK OBTAIN THE BEST ACCOMMODATION. FORD'S Private Hotel, EDEN CRESCENT. (Near Museum.) Tarifl 4/6 per day. 27/6 per week* A porter will meet aach boat on nr* rived at Onehung*. First class table provided, • J&} Telephone 1705. " ) »&■.*. a ■ \ Vogeltown 'Bus Service. ... Tentative Arrangements, Lsare Coffee Palace Leave Vogeltowa ® a.m t a.m, a ,1 *M M „ 10.M t , U u.«O p.m< i r: 1 ••M ,1 I ~ ■ ». MO „ ■ 4.8Q tl BATUBDAYB. • ».m. * .1 « >. ».» K a „ ujm M ,