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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8173, 4 August 1906, Page 1

TAiIAMKI S POPULATIOH 43,404.

Utobb Vicb-Bbgai Patbosaob. CRITERION HOTEL) NEW PLYMOUTH, JJEING centrally situated, it is unequalled as a place of residence tourists and commercial gentlemen. Thb Commehciai Room 's eroep, tionally v>mforfftlile «tnd furnish#* wan late files cf uofl'spapers, Thb Dbawino Boon, in the matter of elegance, will bear comparison with that of any hotel in the colony, Thb Tablb is maintained at a am form standard of excellence This important department receives tha most oareful attention, and visitor* can bo certain of obtaining the best menu in New Plymouth. Hot and Cold Baths are alwtj available, and the sanitary arrange* - t ments are in keeping with the [ ; appointments of thisfirst-clasi hotel The important matter of (he Fin Escapes his been attended to. *®"NIBHT, Posm I!f Actutsaxoi WINES AND SPIRITS, Ac., of the BEST BRANDS. Spbisht's XXXX Alis always on draught, Cook's Hotel Coupons accepted, D - O'BBIEN PsoxunoyJ Telephone No. 80. P.O. Box No. 81 GROSYENOR HOTEL. (Late Hotel Commonwealth). Opposite Railway Station, New Plymouth. T. NICHOLAS WOULD lite t6 intimate to the citizens of JNew Plymouth and the travelling public that he has oyer the Gbosvbnob Hotel and with civility and strict attention to business hopes to secure a share of the publio patronage. The entire premises have 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. JNeedle, Plunge and Shower Baths. Only one brand of Liquors at this well-known hostelry—The Best. . NICHOLAS ' Proprietor Tolephone 226. IMPERIAL HOTEL, NEW PLYMOUTH. J. SMITH ... PROPRIETOR (Late Manager Hotel Cecil, Wellington) rpHE above well-known Hotel ti fitted with every convenience for the comfort of patrons. Thb Cuisine is in charge of an experienced chef, and every care is tdken to please the most fastidious. Only the Best Brands of Ales and Spirits kept. WHERE TO STAT < IN AUCKLAND. KIDD'S COMMERCIAL HOTEL (Opposite Post Office.) WHEN you visit Auckland stay at Kidd's Commercial Hotel. It is in the centre of the town, right apposite the Post Office, quiet for guests, keeps the best table, the bar is right away from the living quarters, and the best attention can be guaranteed. Tariff: 8s per day or £2 10s per week. < Wires or letters promptly attended ■). .J. ATKINS • - -Proprietor TARANAKI HOTEL, NEW PLYMOUTH. H. J. JULIAN (Late of the Railway Hotel, In gle_ wood, and Midhirst Hotel), JgEGS to announce that he has in* stalled himself in the well-known Taranaki Hotel,-and it will afford hint inexpressible pleasure to meet all his numerous friends at hiß new home. TERMS: 4/6 per day. THE NEW TROCADEB (Private Hotel). Is close to railway station and centre of town, Has every convenience provided for the comfort of the travelling ; publio, Commodious and airy bed roomß and sitting rooms. Hot, cold, and Bhower baths. One shilling dinner (from 12 to 2) a special feature. Terms, from 4s 6d per day. Weekly as por arrangement. HALE AND CO. Eqmoht Stbbii, NEW PLYMOUTH. When i|i Eltham YOO oaniot do' better than to send your bag* gage to the Branch Hotel. Every convenience, excellent table. Breakfast and tea la each, dinner and bed Is 6d, 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 & Hifh Streets RED HOUSE HOTEL, Dbvoh Stbbkt East, E. WHITTLE, Pbofbibtob, Only the Best Wines and Spirits kept. Those who enjoy a good glass o! beer can rely upon obtaining at the above popular Hotel. A COMPORT POR BUSINESS MEN . IS a " Quiet Enjoyment." A man can'take "Qu'et Enjoyment" even when working hard, if his surroundings are congenial. Nothing brings mors comfort to a busy iu»n 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 eight or ten hours a day in his office, and most of that tune at his desk, is "Freedom from Discomfort" to be sought or not P We think it is. Suppose a man works ton years at ono dosk and works 300 days each year and fivo hours each day, he will spend 1600 hours each year and 15,000 hours in ten years at his desk. A few pounds buys a roll top desk, or any other required pattern. Write for catalogue. One special second-hand roll top going cheap.