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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 63, 18 March 1904, Page 1

* CRITERION HOTEL " N«w Plymouth,! * ' BEING centrally situated reader It uneq u a Ued *■ a place of residenc lor Tourists and Commercial Gentle ~WBE COMMERCIAL BOOM is ex Bjjjbed .with late flies of newspapers ' vtc. THE DRAWING BOOM in the mat ter of elegance will bear comparisoi grith that of any hotel in tbe colony (THE TABLE is maintained at f uniform standard of excellence. Thii Important department receives th< moat careful attention, and vislton caa be certain of obtaining the beai Menu in New Plymouth. HOT AND COLD BATHS are al jrays available, and tbe sanitary ar rangements are in keeping with thi general appointments of this first Class hotel. r The important matter of the FIBI ESCAPES has had special attenMo*. NIGHT POBTEB IN ATTENDANCE, Vines and Spirits, etc., cj the Best Brands. Cook's Hotel Coupons Accepted. O. O'BRIEN, Proprietor. -• telephone No. 8Q P.O. Box No. 31 SOLE BROS., Meat Purveyors, I>EVON STBEET CENTRAL. .WISH the public to know that they •till continue their policy of killing prime stock only to meet the requirements of their numerous customers. For quality and price they defy competition. Their small goods are unequalled in the local market. Prime Canterbury Hams and Bacon N.B.—No old cows killed, so w« can guarantee all Prime Quality. NOTE.-Sgle Bros, hold an unbeaten record of First Frizes for the last five years for Prims Fat Stock. Taranakl Aoollmatisatlon Society. naMng Season—lst October, 1908, to 15th April, 1904. FISHING LICENSES may be obtained from tbe Taunton Cycle and Sports Depot, Devon-street, New Plymouth ; Mr C. 0. Smith, Inglewood; Mr H. J.- Newman, Opunake; and from the undersigned. D. McALLUM, Secretary. REGULATIONS UNDKB FISHERIES CONSERVATION ACTS. Fixing licenses, which will be Colonial, as follows : Licenses for men twenty shillings _ for the whole season; five shillings " tor one month; and two shillings ■".id sixpence for one week. Licenses for women, and for boys Attending school or under the age of 14 years; Ten shillings for the / .whole season ; three shillings for one month; or one shilling and sixpence for aae .week. T. Whittle, Q. E. Mannerlng, J. Boasts, if. E. Wilson, C. B. Smith, C. Seabright (month), D. McAllum, i H. A. Smith, J. Gibson, lun., Chas. JpSSmith* Geo. Barker, D. Lang, W, Thos. Blackwood, Alt. ''Marsh, Alfred Walker (boy), L. ■» Qpown (boy), John Simpson, E. T. Gyde, T. Hopkinson, Jas. Wilson, Sidney Standing (boy), A. M. A. {Jennings, A. N. Bewley, P. J. Klvell, W. Wareham, W. Beech, M. C. Anderson, Walter Jones, *A, L. Humphries, W. F. McAllum, Joe Bamson, V. Hawke, A. Briscoe, A. L. Xuke, Edgar Watt, Bev. Reeve, J. A. /Jjunbert, W. Roberts, George Bam- "* sent A. L. Cooks. £IOOO Won In Prizes Jafedes numerous Cups, Trophies, and Medals by shooters in New Zealand during the last 18 months using the COLONIAL AMMUNITION COMPANY'S Shot Gun Cartridges •ad Patent Concava Wadding. Those who wish to come out top •t Pigeon Matches should try the following brands of the Company's Cartridges, viz. : In 2J or 2} inch Cases. •'FAVOURITE" "SLAYER" "EXCELLENT" "BLUE-ROCK" 3 inch Case. At least 75 of the above winners were firing from 30 yards, while many were firing from the 32 and 43 yards mark. The COMPANY'S 803 Ammunition eannot be equalled for quality and accuracy, OPENING NOTICE. Mrs Bopreson, OPPOSITE COFFEE PALACE, HAS PLEASURE in stating that (be has taken over the Fruit i Confectionery Business lately cari PA by Miss Wood, and would soiic ft share of public patronage. A large stock oi all kinds of . FBUIT in season. CONFECTIONERY of every description, and a very large supply of the best brands of BISCUITS. TEA, COFFEE AND COCOA EVERY NIGHT. Money to Lend. ON approved securities, from 4| ptr cent, upwards. WILSON & GRAY. Solicitors. Brougham Street, New Plymouth. Stand ish & Kerr, BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS, NEW PLYMOUTH. LOANS negotiated at lowest cur* rent rates of interest. , C. GRIFFITHS, PRACTICAL TAILOR. Devon-atreet ... New Ply Opposite Theatre Royal. G G has always on hand a choice I lection of coatiirgs, trouserings, &c, to choose from. "Up-to-date" iu Fit, Style, and Finish. Vogeltown 'Bus Service. Tentative Arrangements. Leave Coflea Palace Leave Vogeltowa 7 a.m. 7.30 a.m. 8 ,i 8.30 „ 10 ~ 103 ° - • 3 „ 12.40 p.m. i p.m. 1.40 „ a.BO „ 8 r-:: S-» :: a 6.30 „ ' SATURDAYS. 6 p.m< 7 P m i 1 „ 880 „