Page 1 Advertisements Column 8

Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 60, 7 October 1907, Page 1

Under Vicolieiflil fattonage, CKIXBBION HOTEL NEW HiYMUIiIU I EINd rant.ra.llv ait.iliLt.rid. it. unequalled as a place ei riaiIdence for tourists aid eonunerciat gentlemen. The Commercial Room U exccpn. ■

ally comfortable and furnished with late files of newspapers. The Drawing Room, in tie matttz of elegance, will bear comparison with that of any hotel in the colon/. The Table ia maintained at a Ml form standard of excellence. Thin important department reeeivdji th« most careful attention, and visitor* cun be certain of obtaining tbjj best menu in New Plymouth. Hot and Cold Baths are always available, and the sanitary a|raageappomtmentß of this flnfreliat; hotel The important matter 0/ Hre Escapes has been attended to. Night Porter in WINES, SPIRITS, efo, of the BEST „ . t BRANDS. draSghf " ** « Telephone No. 80. 'V.o. Cft M, WHEN YOU DESIRE of r !u! EßH,no OLAM /"VR any other bev.raw VT that you can rely upon BED HOUSE HOTEL. 1 la the Hostelry to visit. Ba,. perior accommodation' B. WHITTLE, Pbopeibtoi

Dotos Btbbkt East, IMPERIAL HOTEL, NEW PLYMOUTH. J.SMITH .riBOPBIiJTOS (Late Manager Hotel Cecil.Wellingtor. rjIHE above well-known Hotel fitted with every convenience for oomfort of patrons, Tm Coisikj is in charge of an ai. penenced ohef, and every oare u taken to please the most fastidious. Only the Best Biands of Ales ana Spirits, kept.

THE TBOOADEBO WELLINGTON. ' PRIVATE HOTEL~under the managemeat of George Plnnoefc Excellent accommodation for visitors to Welling modem convenience for the comfort of patrons Open, 6 a,m. to ,mldiiighfc Meals from Is. «mp«. WHEN WE TELLIOU rpHAT you can, get the' boat . value ever given ,n the . -.ii!?.' if. - B WP and,.™ will rrevfifc. LINOLEUMS': A: fatotifiil. i«srt. ment.. AH now patwrni. OARPETS: For your stair.'.nd runners in the hall, the stock u -. Js ße ' DoMn s to chooso from. FLOOROLOTHS: Of those the* an unlimited supply for. chpicti. CENTKAL PDBNISia POBIOlfc: NEW PLYMOr^TB.

SOYAL MAIL COACH. NEW PLYMOUTHr-OPUNAKE. Leaves daily— ■ , New Plymouth Pojt Office 9.30 a.m. Oakura .M.35 a.m. Tatarjmaika... 11.45 a . B , 0 ka .t°...., i a . a 5 p . a . Pumho ~,.1.0 p.m. Warea ~ p.^ Pungarehu....... ..j.tj p.m. Rahotu 2. 30 p.m. Oaonui 3.15 p>1B ; Opunake arrive. 4.0 p.m. Leave dai'y < Opunako , 6. 30 a>m , Oaonui 7.15 a . m . Rahotu 8.0 a.ro Pungarehu 8.45 a.m. Warea 9 .,, a .m. Pumho 0,35 a.m. Okato 10.15 a-m. Tataraimaka 10.50 a.m. Oakuta 11.50 a.m. Owata n. 50 a .a New Plymouth arrive t.o p.m. All Fares and Parcels to be pn>paid and Tickets obtained for such. New Plymouth Booking Office: Masonic Stables. Opunake; Middleton's Hotel (o'Meara). Through Fw; Single. 10/: He turn 17/ W. A. TOBY.

STANDAED TBA& STANDAED TEAS STANDARD TEAS OSTKICH lON EACH. gACKEI'. L. D NATHAN & CO E»t*bMcd 1840, STONE'S WELLINGTON, HAWKE'S BAY, AND TABANAKI. '..".' "dibectoby FOR 1907, '.,,■- May bo purchased of all booksellers, or ordered direct from Stone, Son and Co., Grey street, Wellington. Contains Commercial, Municipal and Genera] Directory. Seventeenth year Of publication. PWCB M/ft>-. .,.:>. STONE. SON & co. DUNEDIN AND WBLTJNGTON.

It is hard to imaging:-.;: a more-severe test for Mil than that afforded by tfie " Discovery"/on tta Antarctic Expedition. *eoaforottk--dale" was osed entirely during the long period spent among the ice and snow. The Engineer wrote on hb return: COALBROOKDALE Coal M was used entirely for Steaming, CookHftJt ; Warming purposes* and I] can positively say fjnt '<"' oiass ot eoat oca** have been artvesMtU able tn every wtaqr." If you use coal for either of the above purposes you, will find that "Coafbrookdale" will give'yon the same satlsfactionthat It did to the pioneers. Older Direst from Om COALBROOKDALE DEPOT. Goal of all- kind*, tain, «ad Firewood at Lowest Bate*. WESTPORT COAL ■•()„ ITB.