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\ jco-Kogal i'atrunagc, CRITERION HOpL. NEW PLY.MOn'II. ! '* rent rally siltiateil it is un* i|iinlled as a place of icsideiice for | ouii.sis and commercial gentlemen. If 11-: COMMERCIAL ROOM is oxeptionully comfortable, nini furnished wilh late files of newspajiers. I HI 1 ) DRAWING ROOM in the matter of elegance will bear coiupurison Willi Unit, of any hotel In tlir col'iny. ■ TIIK TABLE is maintained ul n uniform standard cf excellence. Tliis important receives the most careful attention, and visitors can be certain of obtaining the best menu in New Plymouth. HOT AND COLD BATHS are always available, and the sanitary arrangements are ill keeping with the general appointments of this first' class hotel. The important matter of the Fir* Escapes has had special attention Night Porter in attendanso, WIN ICS AND SPIRITS, Etc., ol the BEST BRANDS. Speight's XXXX Ales always on draught. Cook's Hotel Uoupcus accepted D. O'BRIEN, j PROPRIETOR, Telephone No. 80. P.O. Bo* No. 21. TERMINUS HOTEL. NKW PLYMOUTH. Under entirely new management. McISAAC & WRIULEY, Proprietors. The nbovc hotel is known throughout the colony as tho most picturesquely situated house, with urn surpassed accommodation for families and visiters to tho seaside. Nothing wiH be left undone to make patrons comfortable. Only one brand of liquor stocked— THE BEST. Speight's XXXX Ales always on draught. MODERATE CHARGES, which can be ascertained on application to the Managers. Letters and telegrams proiuptlj attended to. Telephone 59. P.O. Box 81, TARANAKI HOTEL. NEW PLYMOUTH. 11. J. JULIAN (I.ate of the Railway Hotel, lugl* wood, and Midhirst Hotel.) BEGS to announce that lie has installed himself in the well-known 'l'aranaki Hotel, and it will afford him inexpressible pleasure to meet all his numerous friends at. his new home. TERMS : 'I/O per day. IMPERIAL HOTEL. NEW PLYMOUTH. J. SMITH, Proprietor. (Lafe Manager Hotel Cecil, Welling ton.) The above well-known hotel is fitted with every convcuieucu lor til* omfort of patrons. THE CITSIXE is in churge of an experienced chef, ami every tcare is taken' to please even the most Ins* tidious. Only the Best Brands of Ales and Spirits kept.

HOTEL COMMONWEALTH. JOE CODY, Proprietor. (Late of the Criterion llolcl, Wanganui) HAVING taken over the )abov» house, offers superior accommodation for boarders anil tho travelling [iub» lie. The Hotel lighted throughout with electricity, and lilted with tlie latest improvements iu ueedlo, plungb and shower baths. One brand cf Wines mid Spirits kept, TUB BEST. RED HOUSE HOTEL Devon Stkukt East, H. WHITTLE, I'SUI'XIETUB. duly tlie 1i0.,t Wince and kept. Those who enjoy a good glass of beer can rely upon obtaining it at I he above popular Hotel. riIHE >K\V THOCADEHO X (l'riviiie Holel). 1 s elose lo railw ay station and eenlre of town, lias every eouvenieuee pro- \ iilt'il lor tins comfort of the travelling publie. Commodious and airy bed rooms and silling rooms. Hoi, -colli, and showe? baths. One shilling dinner (from ll' lo '1) a special feature. Terms, l r om Is (id ]ier day. Weekly its per arrangemout. HALE AND (JO. KOSIUXT fiMmv NEW I'LVMuLTII. J'l Ul.lC .NOTICE, 4 S uiir new premises will be ready i.V I'm' occupation on Ibe liint of August, we shall be glad to quit many lines of our j.aroe stock ui a Low t'liiuiu: during the month of July, to save the cost of {removal. We invito especially our country clients lo pay us a visit if iu Auckland, Sl'El-IAL CI.KUiIXQ SALh 0?

rONi-ECTIOXEHY. J. A. ENTRICAN & CO., LIMITED. CUB ru.M BTU EET, ADCKLAN

Mali Coach - New Plymouth Opun^ai tf»w Pi>wuuta Po»t Omata Oakura Tataralmaka i Oka to Puneko War ea Pungar«hll M iahotu Oaonui Opunakt arrlv* LEAVE DAILY— OpuDfik* „ Oaooul Bahotu _ Pimgarehu J, Warca M w Pun«h"a n m Okato „ M one* It.SO a.m ... to. 10 a.m, ... 10.65 a.mi ... 11.45 a.m, ... 13.35 p.m. . u 1.0 p.m. ... 1J.5 p.m. M. 9.6 p.mi ~. 1.80 p.m< ta> 8.18 p.m, w 4.0 RA 8.80 a.«< » 7.16 a.m, t*. . 6.0 a.m< 2.' 8.48 a.m, m 0.16 a.m? h 9.86 a>Vi ... 10.16 a.m<

Tateralmaka M 10.80 ».m« Oakurs t „ 11.60 k.m t Omata ... 19.80 pa, N»w PlfmobtK, arrlri 4, (J g,m ( lit Fare* and ParceU to b* prepaid, and TICKET OBTAINED FOB UOH. N«w Ply»out« Agmt ana Booking Office, John Ifynott, Currl* Street, OpunalM - MJddlnton'i Hotel roi» Me*r»). • [THROUGH FARE (SINGLE) IQA. BUTTON 17/-. T, P. HWB80)!, .v . . . Pwprtatori - l&hoU, *oi»mk*t

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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8046, 12 February 1906, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 9 Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8046, 12 February 1906, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 9 Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8046, 12 February 1906, Page 1

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