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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 61, 2 November 1907, Page 1

Uader Viceßeqai ]jj CRITERION HOTEL NEW PLYMOUTH. » JD EING centrally situated, tt 1» unequalled as a place Of r® B '* deaoe for tourists' tad eommereiil gentlemen. , The Commercial Room b exceptionally comfortable " and fundshed with late flies of newspaper*! . The Drawing Boom, ia tie mattffll of elegance, will bear companion witb that of any hotel iatbspeloay, The Table la at a uaiform irtandard' «| XUa important 4epartmeat reeelrei tht ir.oet careful atteatldK.'JsA visitors can be certaia of the baa* me»u in New Flymoatlt ' ■ Hot, aad Cold Batya are tfiwajfc avails bio, aad the sanitary arraageoients are ia keeping geaetal appointments of this flrstelass t&tei. The important mattes of Kre K» capes has been attended .!*. miSS!# PortM 11 attea&ae*,WINES, BPXSITB, eto, «t the 8881 BHANDfI, drought XXXX AJel 0. 0^ 1 " °*T "KL, «*!«•«*»» PAlteStt

WHEN YOU bltfai' ."ffBMHINC OLAM Or ALE - OR any other Lev .raw that yon can roly upon m being pure and superior the RED HOUSE HOTEL. Is the Hostelry to visit, 8a perior accommodation' B. WHXTTXiB, Pbopbiotos D«vok Stbut East, imperial hotel, . NEW PLYMOUTH. , T J ; SMITH ... PBOPEIJJTOB (Late Manager Hotel Oeoil, Wellington rfHE above well-known Hotel fitted with every convenience for comfort of patrons. The OuiaiNJi is in oh&rge of an at> penenced ohef, and every care is takeg to please the most fastidious, Onlythe Best Bitinds of Alei auo Spirits kept.

EMPIBE HOTEL, ~r HAWERA. , r . ' WM. GRMJ, late of the Shamnek Hotel, begs inform his friends and the travelling public that lie baa taken over the above Hotel, which will be run in his usual up-to-date style—namely. ORDER, oimirry, and cleanliness. - A trial solicited. * ■*'" ] WM.GREIG; Proprietor. THE TROUADEEO WELLINGTON. ' .ORtVATE HOTEL, under the management of George Pinnack. ' Excellent accommodation for vißitore to Welling ton. This hotel has been rebuilt, and is fitted with electrio light, and every modern convenience for the comfort of patrons. Open, 6 a.m. to mMn.ytif Meals from Ig. WHEN WE TELLIOU That you cangeti value ever' given in the town we mean what weiay. Come to our stoop and we will rteveit, LINOLEUMSI A beautiful assort. Went. All now jiatcecns. OARPETS! For your stain and runners in the hall, the stack ie large. Dosens to choose from, FLOORCLOTHS : Of these there an unlimited Bupply for choier, E, DluiaM, CENTitAL FCENISHI POEIUM, NEW PLYMOUTH.

10YAL MAIL CO AC Hi NEW PLYMOUTH-OPUNAKE, Leaves daily— - Now Plymouth Post Office 9.30 a.m. Omata io. 10 a.m. Oakura <{q,ss a.m. Tatar.imaika... 11,45 a.m. Okato 13.25 p.m. Puniho 1.0 p.m. Warca 1.15 p.m Pungarehu...., 2.6 p.m. Rahotu 2. 30 p.m. Oaonui 3.15 p.m. Opunake arrive .4.0 p.m. Leave dai'y Opunake 6.30 a.m. Oaonui • 7.15 a.m. Rahom 8.0 a.m Pungarehu .....' 8.45 a.m. Warea......... g.i| a.m. Puniho..,.. 9.35 a.jo* Okato 10.15 a.m» Tataraimaka 10.50 a.m< Oakuta 11.50 a.m Owata it. 50 a.tt New Plymouth arrive i.ojp.m. All Fares and Parcels to be prepaid and Tickets obtained for auch. New Plymouth Bookiag Office: Mv sonic Stables. Opunake; Middleton'g Hotel (o'* Meata). Through Fw; Single, 10/; He turn 17/ w. A. atnsY. STANDABD TEAb STANDARD TEAS STANDARD TEAS SEE j| ' OSTBICH (ON EACH PACKET. L D NATHAN & CO ' Established IMfij

It is hard to imagine a more to? coal than that afforded by the "Dlscoveiy"ontteA»itan> tic Expedition. "Coaftwokdale" was, assd', II during the lonff period spent among the Ice and'Snaw. The Engineer wrote on Ms return: COALBKOOKD/kLE Coal M was used Mtifdy for Steaming, CooUnft and ■ Warming purposes, atfd t can positively say thgt no class of ooal oMld have boon more , able in every w«y," If you use coal tor etther of the above purposes you . will find that " Cosfbrookdale" will give y®« the same satisfaction that It did to the " Discovery" pioneers. Order Direst from th« COALBROOKDALE (. DEPOT. \ Goal of all ttnft) W 1 Firewood WESTPORT