Page 1 Advertisements Column 8

Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 61, 8 November 1907, Page 1

Under Vice Kosjai Patronage, f\i CRITERION HOTEL , New Plymouth. 13 EING. centrally situated, it i> -*-* uuequplied as a place ot residence for tourists and oommereiJ gcntlemw. [] ,iThe Commercial Room 1» exeepuu.r all; comfortable and furnished with late files ot newspapers. The Drawing Room,inti« raatta of elegance, will beat comparison with that of any hotel in the colony. 'The labia is maintained at a uniform sttn&td oi cxceUeice. Thin important department receives th» ii-oet careful Attention, aid visitors can be certain of obtaining the Be#* meau in New Plymouth. Hot and Cold Baths an alwajf available, and ih« sanitary arrangemeftts a« in keeping Mk gcinV appplntmeatso! this intrfou hotel ; Vkt important ntfw ri Hr« Jb capes has been attend*! to. WINES,. SPIRITS, .fa,- ft, uJgj Speight's XX£X N ESs always or draught, ' ri Coß P°*" neceptea. D.OBRIEN .. Proprietor Telephone No. 80. P.O. Bo* No. 2J. when you DEainr rt«r n ff2 EßHlNO CUBB yr ALE OB any other bevranttliafc you can rely upon as being pure and superior tiie RED HOUSE HOTEL. Is tlio Hostelry to visit, S u perior accommodation' B. WHITTLE, Pbopbibtob Dsvon Street East, ~imperuT^otelT NEW PLYMOUTH. ™ ITH »• "PBOPBIETOfi (Late Manager Hotel Cecil, Wellington rjIHE above well-known Hotel fitted with every convenience lor comfort of patrons. Ths Cuminj is in charge of an 4u perienced chef, and every care is taken to please the most fastidious, Onlvthe Best Biands of Ales ha Spirits kept. EMPIRE hawera, lI, GREIG » lfttß of the Shamrock Hotel, begs to inform his friends and the travelling public that he has taken over the above Hotel, which will be run U3Ual "P-to-date style—namely, ORDER, CIVILITY, AND CLEANLINESS. . A trial solicited. WM. GREIG, • Proprietor. • THE TROUADERO WELLINGTON. ' PRIVATE HOTEL, under the manag&» meijt of George . Plnnock. Excellent accommodation for visitors to Wellingf o ";.*™ B hotel has 1)6611 rebuilt, and is fitted with electrie light; and every modern convenience for the pomfort of patrons. Open, #» tj&w nldnlght. Heals from Is. > '1 * WHEN WE TELL YOU THAT you can'get- the'best valiie ever jiven it flj 8 town we mean what we say. Come . .J?. " d , w » ffov«it LINOLEUMS» A bevatifnl assort. ment. All-now patterns. OARPETS t For yonr stairs and runners in'the hall, th# stooi i»large. Dozens to obouefrom. FLOORCLOTHS s Of these there an unlimited supply for choice. E, DIiSGLE, CENTRAL FURNISHI POKIUK, NEW PLYMOUTH 10YAL MAIU COACH. NEW PLYMOUTH—OPUNAKE. Leaves daily— New Plymouth Post Office 9.30 a.m. Omata 10.10 a.m. Oakura 10-55 Tatar.imaika... 11.45 a-B>-Okato .....12.25 p-m Punilio p.m, Warea. .1.15 p.m. Pungarchu 2.6 p.m. Raliotu 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. Rahocu :...8.0 a.m Pungarehu 8.45 a.m Warea g.ij a.m. Puniho .9.35 a.nfc Okato 10.15 a.m. Tataraimaka 10.50 a.m, Oakuia 11.50 a.m Owata 11. 50 a. a New Plymouth arrive .1.0 p.m. Ail Fares and Parcels to he prepaid and Tickets obtained for such.' New Plymouth Booking Office; Masonio Stables. * Opunake; Middleton's Hotel (o'* Meara). Through F\re; Single, 10/; &c t'.'rn IJI W. A. JURY, STANDARD TSAt> STANDARD TEAS STANDARD TEAS * SEE ' OSTRICH lON EACH PACKET, L )D NATHAN] & CO Established ft is hand to imagine a more severe tfiSt for coal than that, affcwted by the "DlscovSfX" Antaro tlcExpedltknu, "Coalbrookdale " «is<Ss 'tnjtlreiy during the long period spent among the Ice am) snow. The Engineer wrote on his return t COj\L6ROOKOjILE Coal " was used entirely for Steaming, Cooking, and Warming purposes, and t can positively say that no class of ooal could have been more suitable In every way." If you use coal for either of the above purposes you will find that " Coalbrookdale" will give you the same satisfaction that it did to the" Discovery" pioneers. Order Direct from tha COALBROOKDALE DEPOT. Goal of all kindi) Coke, and -llMvood at Lowest Bites. tfHTMBT COAL CO., ITB,