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Taranaki Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 143673, 18 December 1911, Page 1

SipS t j£jj.ROSVENOU JJOTEL, NEW PLYMOUTH (Opposite Railway Station). Mid-day Luncheon a Spcchilityto 1.30. Early train travellers specially catered for. Hot and cold plunge and shower baths. W. J. WILLIAMS (Late of I'Yilding;, Proprietor. w> N EW Y EAR E XCURSION ) fc ■pELOi: ITS OUND. ’ TThROVIDED sufficient inducement ■ i. offers liy Tli! R.SOAV, December ’ 21. tile 5.5. “Mokoia” (A.VrJ 1 n:-<j will Icevo Wellington on SATI'HIUV, Dc- - cumber 30, for Port. 11 a i'd v ( J)' itv ■. 11 eIsland) ami Gt! EVILI.E ‘HAIIBOVU (at the Captain's diserulioii). tiiencc to ; PELORFS SOUND. arriving; back at : Weil i ngtou on Tuesday afternoon. 1 .lanuary 2. Steam launches provided i for exploring there famous beauty | ‘‘fare FROM WELLINGTON £ a I lOs. wliieh will he returned if the ex- , cursion does not eventuate. UNION STEAM STI7P COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD. nca J-Jx Ty A N G A X U I 1 V E 11 ' NEW ZEALAND'S RHINE. ST Es AV KS Wnnwnnui ami T:iumaramii AJ —Tuesdays, Thursdays, and SATURDAYS. From December lo daily from Taumnnnmi (Mondays and Sundays excepted I. VISIT THE UNIQUE HOUSEBOAT. VISIT REA FT! MIL PIPIIUKI. Pininhi and IJourmboat | Ideal Rest Resorts. 1 For itineraries, maps, and hooking, apply Tourist Lure ana. Cook and Suns, A. HATRICK AND CO., LTD. fies TAILORING FOR XMAS. ORDER BEFORE TOO LATE. 1 i SIX GUINEA SUITS FOR FOUR 1 GUINEAS. Gentlemen who require tailoring orders executed for the holidays arc ad- ' vised to place their orders at oneo before it is lon late. ‘'The Modern Tailors” are now busy making the eenttino tailor-made suits usually charged five and six guineas for, for three and four guineas for cash. If you select your material and have your 'measurements taken now, your suit will . he finished in time and guaranteed to ’ fit you perfectly. Order to-day. Next j week may he too late. The Now Plymouth address of the firm is “The . Modern Tailors,” George Davies Ltd., at the corner of Egmont and Devon s Streets. mwm: * ■fe! YrV-i Everyone g SI Who has not passed the ; • fe* Accountancy Exam, is vJJ- M Si jrlbJc, anti has a chance. [J JTJ3 Send for our bcauiJiully f'*i HI tits Crested free booidii J { law "‘Opportunity,** describ- L(j {§3 Ins: cScariy this generous Lj || offer. } r J HEMINGWAYv ROBERTSON, jta - yiccouofaricy Couches vtf* fti3 Correspondence \46J passe*)* ggj Box 516, AUCKLAND, ii •/. d g d is n P NEW PLYMOUTH RAVINGS A, N K. ESTALLISHKD HoO. PrOfsidont: His Excellency tho Governor. Vico- President: Mr. ii. Weston. Trustees: Messrs. A. Shuttloworth, R. Cock, W. L. Newman, D. Berry. THIS is a public institution of sixtyono years’ standing, with tho Governor as President, who also appoints a Vice-President and Trustees bo manage. Tho New Plymouth Savings Bank is open for tho transaction of business every day from 11 a.m. to I p.m., and 2 to' 3 p.m., with tho exception of Thursday (eloso day). FOUR PER CENT', by the year paid for any sum deposited from £1 to £IOO. One shilling deposits; received, hut mi interest allowed until tho accumulation amounts to £l. Further information can he obtained from tho Manager— P. C. MORTON. JACriOOI. ana Business Scribbling rj) Blocks at Catran’s, 100 pages, 3d each. Try them for your office table. Ueuor than a slate at school.