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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 10625, 28 May 1896, Page 1

COTTIJBK'S sammM sot**'* DEVON STREET PB I V AT E Buite B of Boonu to Families. • ' t BATH~BOOMB ' Commodioup Sample liooms for omwur i Travellers. Billiards. W jite, &0., of the best brand*; Livery and Bait Stables, W. OOTTIEB~ w Pbopbibtob, IMPEEIAL HOTEL, ■ > Mkb Tabor ... ... PnoPßiETieas < i THETIS house, having been thoroughly JL renovated, now offer? superior a«- ' commodation for the convenience of • travellers and visitors. First rate table with all the delicaciesof the season. Wines and spirits of the bent brands . only kept. 317. DRIN.OE i RTHUfI TTOTEL (LATE OIiAM'S) Corner of WelleH'ey at. & Hobaon-Bt, AUCKLAND. DAVID I?OKDEN ; Mary years Hi-ad VV aiter) having acqnired :ho pr irietwHp of thoahovocomrabdioufl tad *ell-fnrni-ihed Hotel, bogs to inform. Hoarders and the travelling public that hfi haa determine.} to throw his house open for their accommodation at the following Beduoed Tariff, viz.: — 25|.P^WE E K,g| - PEBDAV The Cuisine and att-nti.in being folly t>qual to anything »f the kind to be obtained in the colony. Best Brandt of Wines &nd Spirits. g3 One of Allcock a Champion Billiard Table? a646m ■gJMPIRE TTOTEL, TTAWERA, George H. Gibson, PROPRIETOR" rriHIS Ilonso havin? leen Renovated, JL_ now offen ab-)n(<ancs of Accommodation for the convenience of Commercial Travellers and the public generally. First rate Table, Good Beds, Spaoioim Sample Rooms. [ Only Wines and Spirits of the best kept in stock ' ■ Every facility for escape in case of fire' bl6svr, y ILLAGE JNN, BELL A. C. HARVEY, PuopbieTob. HAVING acquired the lease of tha? above well-known old established hostelry, I shall be pleased to see my, numerous friends and the travelling public. • None but the best brands of Wines, Spirits, and Ales kept' ! Good Stabling Accommodation. I 569 KNOWLEB' OPDNAKE HOTJSL. OPUNAKE. fT^HIS House has been greatly enlarged JL and renovated throughout, and now offers abundance of first-class accommoj 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 andl grass paddocks. First-rate table. Liquors only of best quality kept in stock. There is a good view of the sea, which is within* five minutes' walk. THOMAS KNOWLES ... Pkopbietobl b 374 IMPORTANT NOTICE. DUBLIN EXHIBITION. \ T this Exhibition Distillers, Brewers, XX and Mineral Water Manufacturers were represented, and PETER DAWSON was awarded the GOLD MEDAL for his justly famous THREE DIAMOND PERFECTION WHISKY. Buy this incomparable Whisky BY THE BOTTLE, and so avoid the substitution of inferior "Whisky put into one of DAWSON'S BOTTLES. MONEY TO LEND ONj ' First-class Freehold Securities * OP TO ThREE-FIBTHS Olf VALUE '. At tbe following ' ' EXCEPTIONALLY LOW SATE 3OP INTEREST,' Onder £1000— 5J per cenr. Uoder £3000— but not less Than £1000— 5£ per cent. £3000 up to £10,000—5 per oent FOR Forms ot Application apply to tho Government Insurance Commit ■ sioner, Wellington, or to any of tho Branch Offices or Postal Agencies o£ the Government Insurance Department throughout the colony. J. T7. R[f!HARDSON, Government Innurance Couuniesinner! TELEGRAPHIC LINE OF ROYAL MAIL COACHES BETWEEN NEW PLYMOUTH AND HAWERA. /ROACHES leave New Plymouth for \j Hawera and intermediate place* every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 9 a.m., arriving at Opunake at 4.35 p.m., staying there that night, and learing for Hawera next morning to catch trains going North and South. Coaches will leave Hawera for Opunake daily at 2 p.m., and leaving Opunake for New Plymouth on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at 7.30 a.m. reaching New Plymouth at 3 p.m. Through farts, Hawera to New Ply mouth 20s. ' JOB VILE, Proprietor. tieanaicFfoujstdey. ~~ R W.l>K£Y, ENGINEER, MILLWRIGHT BLACKSMITH, IRON AND BRAS* FOUNDER. POWDERFIAM STREET. Now I'Jymouth. f\ ILBiSY'S U..Y Gl.s.-Vitle speoial XX report of sir (Jfa&s^Cauioron. M.D, 7