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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8174, 6 August 1906, Page 1

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. USMB Vice-BJ^I,, cmmwNMOTfii; NEW PLYMOUTH. " " ■■:;.'•■> ;< :> a - ',jj ! JJEING centrally situated, it' ii unequalled as a' residence tourists and conujieroiaL gentlemen. . Tftß CoHKBECIiI RooV '« ex<sp, tionally v)mforf»hle=' ind furnishel <#iui jfttd files of jtowgp&perfi. ' Tub Dbawinq Boom, in' tie natter, of eleganoe, will bear comparison witk that of any hotel in the colony. Tas Tajbs* is maintained at • uni form standard of eweljente Thi» important department jfqat)rei the most eareful attention, ijHd visitor* can bo 1 pertain of obtaining, the beet mepn in New i Hot iro Cold Baths alway available,■ and the sanitary arraiige* ments are in keeping with the genera 1 appointments of thisfirat-clui hoteL The important matter qf the Fin Escapes has been attenfafip. IS"NIGHT PoBTWt Iff AI&VBJjTOI WINES AND SPIBIWi-10,, of the BEST BEAMC Aim always on . . drapght, . , Coojt'a Hotel Ooapoai accepted. D. O'BBIEN • ... . P|soruno»i Telephone No. 60, » P.O. Box No. SI GROSYENOB (Late .Hotel Commonwealth). Opposite Eailway Nation, New Plymouth, d T. NICHOLAS WOtTLJ) lik() t» intimate to the , citizens of JN ew Plymouth and tUo,travelling V ubljo that he has taken oyer tlio GboßV£koji with civility and, .strict attention to business hopes to secure a /fcari}' of,-the public patronage. _ The entire hays' just been thoroughly rpoyatpd inside and out, and the very test accommo* dationnjay be relied upon, " * .First-class dwng-room, Best sani-tary-system artd excellent lighting, Needle, Plunge and Snower Baths, .Only one. brand of labors at this well-ltnown hostelry—-Ihe> Best. T. NICHOLAS Proprietei Telephone.'2B6, l ; IMPERIAL; HOTEL, NEW; PLYMOUIi. ,V.J. SMITH" ... (Late Manager Hotel Cecil, Wellington) npHE .a6pv^'^elljbib^|iHotel e; fitted,with; every ,08»venien(§9 for the * » ..patrons, Tna Qpjsiks'is an experienced chef, aiid, everv caje is taken' to please, moit^mtiotts. Only.tke Best. Brands ojL&les and Spirits kept. f -as COMMERCIAL HOTEL. (Oppose Eost 'Offioe.) WhW ' you' visit Auckland stay at Kidd's Commercial Hotel, Itis in of the town, right apposite the-Pojt Offioe, quiet for -guests, »keeps t tjje 3)est table, the bar ig.jight av»y» from the living <|uarters, and thebeat attention can be guaranteed. * Tariff.-: Bs'per day i>r £2 10s per week. •Wires or letters "prokptly attended . J., ATkINSI ), -Proprietor TARANAKI ;HOTEL, NEW fLYMOUTH. H. J.mtAN (Late of- the.'Bail#>y Hotel, Inglo^ wood, and Midhirst Hotel), 'JgEGS to announce that he has installed himself in the well-known Taranala Hotll.jaiiijt afford him inexpressible all hia numerous ftjends at Ms ®ew home. ■ TEEMS i 4/6; per da?. T HE NEW j fEOCADEB (Private Jjlotel), Is close to r£lif ay station • and. centre of town, Has every convenience pro» vided for tlii (jpnjfort of ■■ the • travi'ljinj Ipublio. (Jomsipdiuua'anfl. f(iry bed ro'oms and sitting-rooms. Hot; cold, and Bhower baths. One selling dinner (from 12 to. 2) a special feature. Terms, from 4b 6d per day. | Weekly as per arrangement. HALE AND CO.* Esmohi NEW PLYMOUTH. When In YOO cannot j, do' better th&ns» mto your bag* rgas» 3 tO| th«L Braneji Hotel. convlnienee,. excellent table., _:Bte<dffaßt (Hiijtea Is ' each, dinner and bed' la fid, or by week 255. Best of wines and spirits. Speight'fr beer . on tap. One minute from P. 0... . Centre oltawn.. - t BRANCH HOT^L Corner Bridge Si Hiirh Stqieti RED HOUSE HOT^L, DEVON STBUT ;• - E, WHITTLE, ■/ ( i | Pbopbutos. ' ' :" I ' Only Hie Best Wi|e> and Those who enjoy a good glass of beer can rely upon obtaining at the above popular HpteL ■i —— h A COMPORT FORII BUSqfESS Mm | 18 ia "Quiot Enjoyment." ■ A man can tatfe " Quiet " Enjoyment" even when \terlt. 1 ipg hard, if his surrotuwfings are congenial. Nothingbmngi mors comfort to a busy pan than- a c6l^or|iably?afraiged A NECESSITY | A CONVENIENCE! Is anything which lives freedom from discomfort; A man CAN, write letters; on top of an old dry goods jbox, but if he'spefads eight or? tea hours a day in his office,'and most of that time at his desk, is "Freedom from Discomfort" to be sought or not P We think it is. Suppose a man wbrks ten years at one desk land frofks 'BOO and five hours each day", "he wfll sp«fdpOO ltours each year and 15,000 hours in ten.yean at his desk/ ' A foWS dbundt buys a roll top desk; 6r w>y other required pattern, jfms for catalogue.- One' sjfeoial second-hand roll' top going cheap. .