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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 61, 4 November 1907, Page 1

Unlet Vioe Regal fttwwaga,"! W FJM&tUUXH. t '. uaequalied m a place of. dence for tourist* and aonuner geotleoba. ally coirifiwtable ■ and fur-'-' with late files of newspapers. The Drawing Boom, & tea I—, of elegance, will bear eonpariiAi »I that of any hotel iatks catony. ~. The Table, (« maiataiaed at a ul< form Btasddra. -of 3 S&ellBM. SfcU important 4epaztaeat noajreji tha icoet careful atieaUqa, art eaa be certain of obtatn*g tfe menu In New Plymoath, t Hot and Cold Batha4t» < the aaMitaiy.. menta>a*rfe keeping with'the appointments of this fiiatdaes 7 The important matter 0/ Fin E* '•■ capes.has been attended to, Night Porter ia attendance. WINES,, SHRUB, efc£ of the BUST - Alea always 07 WHfiNVOU D6»IBE. V*BT ~MI ■*** ?.?£ o*i»«r borjiaa that yon con rely upon as being pure and r uperior the ■ HOUSE HOTEL, «the Hostelry to visit, Ha i,; petipr accommodation^ E, WHITTLE, Davoar Stuh East. i IMPERIAL HOTEL, -■ NEW PLYMOUTH. J.SMITH .7"pEOPBUOTOfi (Late Manager Hotel Oeoil, Wallhigtpe HE,above well-known Hotel fitted with every convenience for oomfort of patrons. |Th« Omaisa is in charge of aa an •\ perienoed okef, and every care is takes I to please the most fastidious, ■,» ' Only the Beist Biands of Ales ana '' Spirits kept. . ',7 ***EMPIBE HOTEL, HAWERA. . -j WM. GREIG, late of the Shamrock '? Hotel, bees to inform his friends and ? the travelling publio that he has taken over the above Hotel, whioh will be ran in his usual up-to-date style—namely, ORDER, OIVHJTy, AND CLEANLI. A trial solicited. WM. GREIO, Proprietor.

THE TROUADERO PRIVATE HOTEL, under the manage ! meat of, George Finnoek, Excellent ?: accommodation for visitors to TOelli""" is fitted with electric light, and every' modern convenience for the Comfort of patrons. Qeen. M* ta, mldntoht.; Meals from la. . e ever given in tjifl' town we mean wbat.fnaj, Obme - to our shop aid we will rweit,: LINOLEUMS: A fc,.attfttl toutwent. All new patterns."•■'. CARPETS: Set row stais*»a3* runners in the hall, the stoek'ir large. Downs to ehowe-fr»Bb-FLOORCLOTftI: Of these there an unlimited supply for.choice. ■E, MIS^LE, CENTIiAL FCBNISHI POJRIUK, NEW' PLYMOUTH.

10YAL MAIL COACH. NEW PLYMOUTH-OPUNAKE. Leaves daily— . , , - t New Plymouth Post Office 9.30 a.m. '• Omata. ~..10.10 &.uu- „. 0akura....;..;....;... ..10.55 «•*»• -3 Tatar.imaika... 11.45 *•">> '■■■."< Okato 12.25 P-n>- i Puniho 1.0 p.sg> 'y Warca 1.15 p.m '-' ['uugarchu. .2.6 p.m."', -; Rahotu .2. 30 p'.m. . Oaonui 3.15 p.m. 1. Opunake arrive 4.0 p.m. . boavedai'y > Opuoake.. 6.30 a.m. ■ $j Oaonui'. 7,15 a.m,..„, Rahotu ~8.0 a.m _ v Fungarehu. .ft.45 a.m. ■ Warca.. ....,.,9,15- a.m. Puniho..: .9.35 a.m. - , Okato .............10.15 a.m, - Tataraimaka. 10.50 a.m. Oakura... u.50 a.m. '"> Owata. ......11. 50 a.a New Plymouth arrive 1,0 p.m. All Fares and Parcels to be pre paid and Tickets obtained for auch. New Plymouth Booking Office: MaBonie Stables. Opunake; Middleton's Hotel (o'' \-. Meara). ■'' Through Fire; Single, 10/J He turn 17/ W. A.JDEY, BTARDABJ) TSAb 9TAJNJJABD TEAS ' {£ STANDARD TEAS '"-:? OSTRICH (ON EACH PACKET, L D NATHAN &'CO';? K»t»hlJß|iM IMfl) ' ':•

It is hard to imagine a more sogre ,tts* for eoai than that affoWd by the " tic Expedition. dale" Was' use£' entirely during the long period spent among/ the Ice-ami sfcojtf. The Engineer wrote eft lite return: COALBROOKtfLE Coal "was used entirely ** Steaming, Cooking, and Warming purposes, and t can positively say that *# olass of ooal ttHAt. have been mere editable in every wayt" J If you use coal for of the above purposes you' will find that "Coal dale" will give yon same satisfaction that It «W tothe M Dlscovery" pioneers^ Order Direct from thai COALBROOKDALEi DEPOT. ;2-$ \ Coal of all Uod*, Coke, Ml 35 Firewood at liOHttt Bate*. •*£ COli fj|,#