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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 10558, 7 March 1896, Page 1

Hotels. • _ A" "" <5 « T 'ir 11. " ' V- • 4&iXilifti_ milt* DEVON STREET; ;/ =s PRIVATE Suites of Booms fo Families. > BATH R0 O &,»'•' Commodious Sample Roome for onuuur cial Travellers. Billiards Wines, Spirits, &c, of the best brand* Livery and Bait Stables. W. COTTIER ... PBOPBitroB Taranaki Hotel. MR. , O. /TATE', having ' ie--{W^a*<i the Taranaki Hotel, has eater* into possession of it, and iwill itberfefor« be glad to see his old friends again around him ■ ' . „' HE HAS A NEW STOCK OFiTHE BEST BRANDS OF WINE 3, SPIRITS, &c, &c., which he ordered whilst in Wellington specially for his Taranaki customers. CROUGHAM-St., NEW PLYMOUTH (close to the Railway Station). CUAS. TATE ... ' ... Peop^ibtor Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths. Good Stabling fer Horses. AN ORDINARY EVERY DAY from 12 to 1 o'clock. 3 IMPERIAL HOTEL, I MbsTabok ... ... Pboebietbebb npHIS house, having been thoroughly Jt renovated, now offers superior accommodation for the convenience of travellers and visitors. First rate table with /all the delioacien of the season. . „ ,> i Wines and spirits of tho best brand* only kept. ' ' >_• 317 DRINOE ASTHUB HOTEL i A ii< (LATE OBAM'S)~~* Corner of Wellesley-st. & HobeoMfc: AUCKLAND. DAVID ¥ORDEN (Many years Head Waiter) having acquired tho proprietorship of the above commodious and well-furmsbod Hotel, begs to inform Boarders and the travelling publio that us has determined to throw his hoaso open for their acoommodation at'lhe following Reddoed Tariff, viz,:— 25 1 • PER WEEK > k j iIPEBi IPEB DA * The Cuißine and attention being fully equal to anything of the kind to be obtained in the colony. < :\ Best Brands of Winta and Spirilt.l One of Allcock's Champion Billiard Tsbles a646m . .•. TJIMPIBE TTOTEL, TTAWEBA George H. Gibson, PROPRISTOB. rpHB House having teen fienovated» _L now offer* abundance of Aooommo* dation for tho convenience of Commercial Travellers and the public generally. First-rate Table, Good Beds, Spacious Sample Booms. Only Wines and Spirits of the best kept in stock. ' -Every facility for escape in case of fire' b!65» KNOWLES' OPUNAKE HOTEL, OPUNAKE. f liHIS House has been greatly enlarged Jt and renovated throughout, and now offers abundance of first-class accommo dation for Tourists and Travellers ia general. Bathrooms; also first -class Billiard Room. Sample Rooms, and Private Suites of Rooms for Families. Good stabling, with loose-boxes and grass paddocks. ' "" ■ First-rale table. Liquors only of best quality kept ia stock. There is a good view of the sea, which is within fivo minutes' walk. THOMAS KNOWLES ... Pkopkibtob ■ b 374 TJAWSON'S pERFECTION Tjn-HISKY. ' Report of the New Zealand Analyst :— Two samples of whisky in sealed bottles — 1 Dawson's Perfection 2 Dawson's Special Perfection These samples have about the sam* alcoholic strength, containing 50 per cent, by measure of absolute alcohol. TMs is the full strength of the best whisky in bond. Both are mellow and well flavoured, with no discernible trace of the heavy oils, and without a trace of fusil or other deleterious oil. (Signed) WILLIAM SKEY, F.C.S. PURCHASE BY THE BOTTLB and so secure the 1 GENUINE ARTICLE. MESSRS. R. COCK am? SON Have been appointed AGENTS for the Provincial District of Taranaki for the Locdon and Lancashire Fire Insurance Co (CAPITAL £1,850,000), And are now prepared to accept risks is Town or Country, at the lowest current rates. Address— R. COCK & SON Devon-street, b 377 New Plymouth. SILK_RICE. HAVING made arrangements for t, regular supply of SILK RICE I am now able to introduce it to the restdents of Taranaki. SILK RICE differs from the ordinary rice as supplied hitherto, having a particularly fine flavour of its own, and I am confident that one trial will ensure its constant use. "> Price lOd per 21b packet (reduced from Is). ' To be obtained in 21b packets of all grocers and wholesale from the importer, = CHEWCHONG. v COUItTENAY STREET, ■a 127 i,NEW PLYMOUTH