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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 265, 12 November 1904, Page 1

UNDER VICE-REGAL PATBOJf criterion" HOT!' New Plymouth, .'«& BEING centrally situated —" It unequalled as a place of r (o r Tourists and Commercial mw. THE COMMERCIAL BOOM to cepticnally comfortable, r~' '■ ilshed with late flies of w THE DRAWING ROOM fa ths ter ot elegance will bear compartoM with that of any hotel ia thsooloir the table i« maintain.] ail uniform standard of excellence, TTlli-' important department receive*; tfcf' 1 most careful attentloa atjd viattom can be certain of obtaining the but mano in New Plymouth. t \ HOT AND COLD BATHS an »£' t ways available, and the sanitary «•> rangemeßts are » keeping with tfel' general appolntmeati of tkil tnfe> J 8 class hotel. T i<j The important matter of the FIRM ► ESCAPES has had special attw } , tlon< ' NIGHT PORTER IN ATTDND- ' " ANOB, j* Wines and Spirit*, etc., of Um Oast ' * Branda. „ Speight's XXXX always on draafhir Cock's Hotel Coupons Accepted. ' " t D. O'BRIEN, Proprietor. Telephone No. 80 P.o Box No. U TERMINUS HOTEL, NEW PLYMOUTH, " Under Entirely New Management, McISAAO k WRIOLBY, Proprfctonj .the above"hotbl la knotn unsurpawed aecommodatioa for Jam*. make 'patrons coinfortabhjj f Only one brand of liquor stocked-' THE BEST. gp.-.-T"'! ■""*■■■• ways on draught. Moderate chargea, which cam faaaaV certained on application to ttwmaot Letters and telegrams promptl* attended to< v—vwk Telephone 69< P t O, Box 81* Hotel Commonwealth! NEW PLYMOUTH, ,i J. O-DRISCOLL ... Propriatfltj, THE above new house offers mat** rior *_ ._a" .'■ I and possesses every convenient to be found in a nrat-claaa hotel. tS liquors served are the verv btS also fitted with the latest i Taranaki Hotel, * NEW PLYMOUTH, '■'% ' .*; H. J. JULIAN ; i (Late of the Railway Hotel, art* : wood, and Mldhlrat f BEOS to announce that he hat Iw stalled himaelf in the well-kaowa Taranaki. Hotel, and it wiU afford him Inexpressible pleasure to mast all his numerous friends at his om ' home, TERMS : 4/0 pae day. Railway Hotel, INGLEWOOD, St SHOTLANDBB ... Pnotittm. (Late of Imperial Hotel, Nasi Plymouth.) ■'; THIS well-known Hotel ia rapfot* . with every convenience sad eotn» ' fort, : S Cuisine under an experienced chat* A well-appointed dlning-raoa* Commodious sample room aaji stables. None but the BEST of Wine*, ftpta."' Its and Ales in draught. ; | TARIFF MODERATM, Clarendon Hotels CONTAINING 50 rooms, all re* furnished and renovated. Three mln. • utea' walk from wharf and train. Good accommodation for cottaUy settlers and the travelling public, ''» Night porter kept. PAT. QUINLAN, Proprietor,! VISITORS TO AUCKLAND OAK ' OBTAIN THE 1 BEST ACCOMMODATIOM, ' i 'fttatditXiit .1. ',.. ii_i.lJ '": AT iSUisSSShtibW, :ij)i FORD'S I Private Hotel, i EDEN ORESCENT. (Near. Museum.) ■ ~ Tariff 4/6 per day. 37/8 par week* ; : A porter will meet each boataaaik:) rival at Onehuaga, s First class table provided. ,ij , Tolephoae 1706. , ' i CORONATION STABLES. ELTHAM. r. McGregor,! PROPRIETOR, ■ > L> Hag public that be haa almost" completed the erection of newetabla' buildings (the largest ia Uw Nortfeji Island), and is prepared to catea* for the requirements of all classes. ', Saddle Horses, Hooded Buggies, Carriages, Brakes and Gigs always); available. Wedding turaoute pro*;' vHed in flrgt-clnsn style. :■.■'.' Comfortable covered-in Drags toft. Winter Engagemeßte, ~i Excursion Parties catered for. Every care taken, but no responst bility accepted. %, Coronation Stable*, ~" BRIDGE AND MOIR STREETS. '! ELTHAM, ,'i Telephone No. 38, A cab meets all trains^ { ELTHAM-KAPONGA COAOH. .' Daily Service to and from g T^*>j TIME TABLE. ;| Leaves Elt£aa> 10 Leaves Kapoaga 4.80 Fares : Return, 4a; etaftt, 9s i To MangatoU, return, 3s 6d; ill Is 6d. Parcels delivery reeariaf '- tentlon. All parcals slu dressed "oam of MpGsafor'a Eltham,'«