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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 285, 6 December 1904, Page 1

UNDER VIOE-BEQAL PATBONAfy CRITERION HOTEL, New Plymouth. BEING centrally situated renders It unequalled aa a plaot of residaaet ic- Tourists and Commercial Gent)* TAB COMMERCIAL BOOH la e* ceptioaally comfortable, and tw •*££* «itb late files of newspapers, TUB DRAFTING BOOM in t£> mat 3J h °J[*-™» »"» be" eompaHlo. ISLr ftt of "w liotd In the eoiow THE TABLE i. natouS*™ uniform standard of »»*t"nyt. This Important department receives tat most careful attention and riaitom can be certain of obtainin* the hast mane. In New Plymouth. HOT AND COLD BATHS are at wejfl available, and the sanitary ar> fMierai appointments of Oil tint » T^{sSor '* nt natter of the FIBB SIGHT POBTEB IN ATTBND. ANOE. Wines and Spirits, ete., of tan Beat Brands. Speight's XXXX always on dru«bt. OosJc'e Hotel Coupons Accepted. D. O'BRIEN, Propp|.tois Telephone No. 80 p.o Bos No. 10 TERMINUS HOTEL, NEW PLYMOUTH, Under Entirely New Management MeISAAO & WBlOLßT.Plx.prlitsia, raiE ABOVE HOTEL U known S™*"!I aceomn«Kl*tion for fa«T ues and visitors to the snaelrti^^ ways on draught. JEEZ* "*■«" *">>»» Telephone 60, P.O. Bo* 8L

Hotel Commonwaalth. NEW PLYMOUTH. J, O'DRISOOLL ... Propriotoc THE above new house often sup* and possesses every conveniena to be found In a nrat-class hotel. TW liquors served are the very be* also fitted with the latest Imuran. menta in needle, plunge and abow« D&ULB. Taranaki Hotel, NEW PLYMOUTH, ; H. J. JULIAN (Lave of the Railway Hotel, cogtf wood, and Midhlrst Hotel) BEOS to announce that he has Jan stalled himself in the weU*aowa Taranaki Hotel, and it will anted ato.lnexpressible pleasure to no* all hio numerous friends at hit new home. TERMS : 4/0 per day. Railway Hotel, INQLEWOOD, Hj SHOTLANDER ... ProprMot. .(Late of Imperial Hotel, New Plymouth.) THIS wall-known Hotel is replsta with every convenience " A r—fort. Cuisine under an experienced dub A well-appointed dining-room. Commodious sample i —■* stables. None but the BEST of Wines, Sno Us and Ales >n draught, TARIFF MODERATE, Clarendon Hotels CONTAININO 60 rooms, all I* furnished and renovated. Three mi* utes* walk from wharf awl train. Good accommodation for oouatiy settlers and the travelling publto. Night porter kept. ■" PAT. QDIHUUr, Proprietor. VISITORS TO AUCKLAND OAK OBTAIN THE BEST ACCOMMODATION. FORD'S Private Hotel, EDEN CRESCENT. .(Near. Museum.) Tariff 4/6 per day* 97/8 per wish. A porter will meet each boat MM* rival at Oaehuagft. First class table provided. Telephone 1705. CORONATION STABLES. EI/THAM. r. McGregor, PROPRIBTOB, BEOS to announce to the travel* ling public that he has almost completed the erection of new stable buildings (the largest in the .North Island), and is prepared to eater, for the requirements of all classes. Saddle Horses, Hooded Buggies, Carriages, Brakes and digs always available. Wedding turnouts pr©; vi4ed in first-class style. Comfortable covered-in Drag! fo> Winter Engagements. Excursion Parties catered for. Every care taken, but no respoaH bility accepted. ' ■ ~ Coronation Stable*! BRIDGE AND MOIR STREETS. ELTHAM, , ; Telephone No. 98. Jf A cab meets all trains*

ELTHAM-KAPONOA OOAQ& Doily Service to and from Kapoaga, - TOIB TABLB. Leaves SUtbam ... ... 10 Leaves Kapoaga MOpj* Fare* : Return, 4a; stafla, Jfc M. To MangatoH, retail, 9a M: staiU. Is 6d. •-^■* Parcels delivery reeaitrai teation. All pareela stasia to aft dressed "Oara of mi*-Vtai%*%'ft . i>' -■ ~ "** •.