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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8168, 30 July 1906, Page 1

(UifDEn Vice-Regal Patbokage. CRITERION HOTEL] NEW PLYMOUTH, JJMIS'G centrally situated, it is unequalled as a place of residence tourists and commercial gentlemen. lfl£ CoMMEECIAL Book eXCepj iionullv 'omfortatil? • ,tn<i furnisho' I'iitt inte files of newspapers. -The IJitiwiKG Eoom, in the matter of elegance, will bear comparison with Jiat of any hotel in the colony. -Tjie Table is maintained at & uni form standard of excellence Thil important department receives the most careful attention, and visitors can bo certain of obtaining the best menu in New Plymouth. Hot asd Coid Baths are alway available, and the sanitary arrange* ments are in keeping with the appointments of this first-class hotel. The important matter of the Fire Escapes has been attended to. £s?*NiaHT Pobtbb iif Attkndancb WINES AND SPIEITS, <fco., of the BEST BBANDS. Speight's XXXX Albs always on draught. Cook s Hotel Coupons accepted. D. O'BEIEN T" PsoPßiMof. Telephone No. 80. P.O. Box No. 81,' urosyengr hotel. (Late Hotel Commonwealth). • Opposite Bailway Station, New ; ' Plymouth. T. NICHOLAS WOULD lite to intimate to the citizens of is ew Plymouth and the travelling public that he has taken oyer the Gbosvenob Hotei and with civility and strict attention to business hopes to secure a share of the publio patronage. The entire premises haye just been thoroughly renoyated inside and. out, and the very best accommodation may be relied upon. First-class dining-room, Best sanitary system and excellent lighting, ■ftceule, Plunge and Shower Baths. Only one brand of Liquors at this well-known hostelry—The Best. T. NICHOLAS Proprietor

Telephone 225. IMPERIAL HOTEL, NEW PLYMOUTH. J. SMITH ... PEOPEIETOB (Late Manager Hotel Cecil, Wellington) above well-known Hotel s| fitted with every convenience for the comfort of patrons. The Cuisine is in oharge o! an ex. perienned chef, and every care is takin to please the most fastidious, Only tho Best Brands of Ales and Spirits kept. WHERE TO STAY IN AUCKLAND. KIM'S COMMERCIAL HOTEL. (Oppos'te Post Office.)

WHEN you stay at., Kidd's . Goijutiercial Hotel. It is in iko'centre oftht? town, right opposite ike Post Office, quiet tor guests, keeps the best table, the bar is right away .from the living quarters, and the beet attention can be guaranteed. Tariff: 8s per day or £2 10s per week. Wires 1 or.letters promptly attended to. S. J. ATICINS - ■ . "Proprietor TAKANAKI HOTEL, ' NEW PLYMOUTH. H. J. JULIAN (Late of the ltailway Hotel, Ingle, wood, and Midhirst Hotel), to announce that he lias installed himself in the well-known Taranaki Hotel, and it will afford him inexpressible pleasuro to meet all his immorous friends at his new home. TEEMS; 4/6 per daw

Ui £ NEW TEOCADEB. (Private Hotel). Is close to railway station and centre of town, Has every convenience provided for the comfort' of tlie truv' j.mg publio. Comraodiy ui and airy bed rooms ami fitting rooms. Hot, cold, and shower baths, (jur shilling din* net (from 12 to 2) a spe> oialfeatuit-. Terms, from 4s 6d pei uay, Weekly as per arrangement, HALEj [AND CO.J Egmont Sxani, NEW PLYMOUTH. Whan In EltHam OD cannot do bettor than to send your baggage to tho Branch - Hotel. Every convenience, excellent table. Breakfast and tea Is each, dinner and bed Is fid, or by week 255, Best of wines and spirits. Speight's beer on tap. One minute from P.O. Centre of town. BRANCH HOTEL Corner Bridge & Hurt Streets RED HOUSE HOTEL, Devon Sibbbt East. E. WHITTLE, PfIOPMETOB.

Only the Best Wines and Spirits kept. Those who enjoy a good glass of beer can rely upon obtaining at tJio above popular Hotel. A. COMPORT FOB BUSINESS MEN . IS a " Quiet Enjoyment." A man can take " Quiet Enjoyment" even when working hard, if his surroundings aro congenial. Nothing brings mora comfort to a busy man than a comfortably-arranged desk. A. NECESSITY A CONVENIENCE Is anything which gives freedom from discomfort. A man CAN write letters on top of an old dry goods box, but if he spends eighi or toil hours a day in his office, and most of that time at his dosk, is "Freedom from Discomfort" to be sought or not P We think it is. Suppose a man works ten years at one desk and works 800 days eaoh year an,d five hours each day, he will spend 1500 hours eaoh yeai and 15,000 hours in ten years at his desk. A few pounds buys a roll top desk, or any, other required pattern-, WHm for catalogue. One speoial second-hand roll top going ohea». YEREX, BMKER S FDtttl ■: LID