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UNDER VICE-REGAL PATRONAGE CRITERION HOTFL Now Plymouth. Being centrally situated renders it unequalled as "a place Ql residence for tourists and commercial (jentleinen. THE COMMERCIAL ROOM 'is exceptionally comfortable, and furnish" ed with lato iilos of newapapeis. THE DRAWING ROOM in the matter of elegance wifl bear compurisCn with that of any hotel in the col°ny. . ' THE TABLE is maintained at a uniform stan'Jard of excellpnce. This important 'department receives tho most careful attention and visitors ' cian be certain of obtaining the best ! menu i;n New Plymouth. I & 1 ! HOT AND COLD BATHS nre always available, and the sanitary, nrrajigements are in keeping with tho general appointments of this firstclass hotel. Tho important matter of the FIREi ESCAPES ' has had special attention. NIGHT PORTiiiR IN ATTENDANCE. Wines and Spirits, etc., of the best Brands. Speight's XXXX always on draught Cook's Hotel Coupons accepted. D. O'BRIEN, ProprletOP< Telephone No. 80. P.O. Box No. 121,

Under the patronage of His Excellency the Governor. THE WHITE HART HOTEL j NEW PLYMOUTH. , Recognise# as the Leading Hotel of Taranaki, centfally and conveniently situated immediately opposite Post , and Telegraph Buildings, and within | two minutes' walk of the Railwiay. 1 Station. Refurnished in the most up-to-date style, and plentifully provided with Fire Escapes. Billiard Table. Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths. All the choicest Wines and Sp rita kept in stock. Speight's XXXX Ales on draught. Letters and TelcgraAs promptly at* tended to. QHARLEB CLARKE, PROPRIETOR. ' ' (Late of Gisborne and 'Auckland); Telephone 48. P.O. Box 30. TERMINUS HOTEL, i.lr, NEW PLYMOUTH. Under Entirely New, Management. McISSAC & WRIGLEY, Proprietors.

| THE ABOVE HOTEL is known I throughout the colony as the most ■ picturesquely situated house, with | unsurpassed accommodation for families and visitors to the seaside. ■ Nothing will be left undone to make patrons comfortable. Only Krne brand of Liquor stocked— THE BEST. Speight's XXXX always on draught. Moderate charges, which can'be as-, certained on application to the managers. Letters and telegrams promptly attended to. Telephone 59. P.0.80x 81

Hotel Commonwealth. JOR OOI'JV ... ... ... IVoprigior. (.U'tU' ol Ujo fritr-rion Holel, Wa>gfiUUl.) HAVING taken over * the above bouse, offers superior accommodation for boarders and the travellings public. The Hotel ia lighted throughout with electricity, and fitted with the latest, improvements in needle, plunge and shower baths. One brand of Wine and Spirits kept -THE BEST, Imperial Hotel, NEW PLYMOUTH. J.SMITH Proprietor? (Lata Manager, Hotel Cecil, Welling, ton.) THE above well-known Hotel to fitted with every convenience for the comfort of patrons. The CTJISINE is in charge of an experienced chef, and every care is taken to please even the most fastidious. Only the "BEST BRANDS of Ate and Spirits kept. Thistle Hotel, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND, PAT WINLAN has taken over ■- the above hotel, where he will be pleased t 0 see old friends and welcome new ones., First-class ao commodation j or Country Settle and Uw TravfeHag Public,

Taranaki Hotel, NEW PLYMOUTH. H. J. JULIAN (Lat« of ih» Hallway Hotel, cmriu. and Midhlrit Hotel) ™ 3 l ° announce that he has !», stalled himself in the ircll 1m au._ Taranaki Hotel, and it will afford " 1 fM neZpre " ibU P leMur « to ma* koßfc' num ® oua fc'Md* »* bla |£s (TUBlia I KZa ptt Uj, Clarendon Hotel. ATTCKXjAwu, CONTAINING 50 roomj, all furnished and re»ovat«rf: Three mi» iiten' walk from wharf and train. flood accommodation tor eouatn •"ttlart and the travelling public Night porter kept: PATi (JUINUUf, > .. . . £KctHUb*i ;

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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7883, 27 July 1905, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 9 Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7883, 27 July 1905, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 9 Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7883, 27 July 1905, Page 1

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