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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 9942, 19 January 1900, Page 4

Hotels. PROVINCIAL TTOTEL, WANGANUI. THE MOST CENTRAL HOX'BIi IN TOWN. WILLIAM LIGHT (late of the Denbigh Hotel, Feilding), notifies his friends and the public that h» has taken over the above centrally-situated and well-appoin-ted Hotel, and aa in the past, hopes to merit that share of support so consistently accorded him. Only the very best brands of Ales, Wines, and Spirits will be siookpd, and really FIRST • CLASS ACCOMMODATION provided. An ex cellent LUNCHEON DAILY between Noon and 2 p.m. P.O Box 140. Telephone, No. 170. ALBION TT 0 T E L, Opposite the Courthouse and Pubho Libiary, Wakjanui. D. J. MALONE .. .. Pboprietob Desires to intimate hat he has token over the abo\e Hotel, and it will be his endeavour to study the requirements of Customers. Excellent Accommodation for Travellers and Tourists. Telephone No. 201. AEAMOHO JTOTEL. The above Suburban a id favorite Hotel is now under n6w management, and has been extensively enlarged and re-furnished, and will now be found thoroughly up-to date in every department. Gibbons and Hole's Sparkling Ales always on diaught. Wines and Spirit 3of he best and most approved Brands. Al TABLE. First class Accommodation. W. S. POQUE, Proprietor TyEWMABKET TT OTE L, Victoria Aveaue, Wanganui. W. P. STUART . . . . PnoPßißTon Late o Hastings). Fifteen Commodious Loose Boxes. A Competent Man in Charge MCCARTHY'S FAMIU TT OTE L, JOL TAOPO QUAY, WANGANUI, Opposite Railway Station. C. J. MCCARTHY has pleasure in intimating to his may friends in and around W&nganui that he ia proprietor of the above well-known Hotel. Ten Roomy Loose Boxea. Telephone No. 147. P.O. Box 135 FRED HILEY is ia the OEOVINCIAL TTOTEL Palmerston Nor'ib, and DON'T FORGET IT /ILDB TT 0 T 1 E L, Palmoreton North C. C. MILES . . . . Pbopqietob The Lending Commercial Houso. VV/" ANGA EH U TT OT E L~, WANGAEHU. Within five minutes walk of the Railway Station. C. WISE PiioraiEion Best of Accommodation for Tourists and Travellers. The best Ales, Wines, and Spirits only kept. RAYNES' rpEEMINDS TT 0T E L (Late Tiscn's) (Nearest Hotel to Railway Station), New PiTMoniH. Situated in one of the moat pictnreßqne parts of New Plymouth, overlooking the t sea. The extensive balcony cominan Js a splendid view of the sea coast and town All the advantages of quiet home life Largely patronised by tourists and visitors. Charges Moderate. AUDUS RAYNiiS, Late Imperial Hotel, New Plymouth, Proprietor, /^<O M M E~R CI A L TT 0 T E L Palmerston North. JOHN ROPER . . . . Prorrietor, Excellent Accommodation for Commercia 1 Travellers and Families. TARIFF 6/ PER DAY. Large and Commodions Sampla Rooms 11 First Class, Ales, Wines and Spirits kepi in stock. Superior Tables Kept. d Che En gaged P O Box S5 Telephone No THE NEW /'CRITERION TTOTEI (Late COFFEE PALACE), CORNER RIDGWAY A ST. HiLI STREETS, WANGANUI. Close to the Railway Station and Wharves JOE CODY Pbopbietob, IfcTOTIFIES his numerous friends and J.l the travelhngpublio that the License has been transferred from the OLD CRITERION to the COFFEE PALACE which will in future be known under tht above title. Special Concession!! to Farmers on Sale Days. THE FIRE ESCAPES are on the moat perfect principle. Communications by Telegram or Letter promptly attended to. A Night Porter in Attendance. A POPULAR SEASIDE RESORT, CASTLECLIFF. M R M. A. N EILL ' in taking over Th 3 Castlecliff Hotel, Desires to announce that it will be his J endeavour to study and suit the con- " venience of the general travelling publio by ensuring the very best of accommoda- „ tion for all classes of the community. The opportunity is taken to state that CASTLEOLIFF AS A HEALTH RESORT c is acknowledge^ by the medical faoulty to c be most beneficial to invalids. It is also c a pleasurable place to visit, on account of II , its a SPLENDID BATHING FACILITIES '- besides being a fine place for 3 FISHING, BOATING, & PIONIOING Afternoon Tea a Speciality. r SPECIAL TERMS FOR FAMILIES ] ■m/T ASONIC TTOTEL, r Riveb Bank, Wanoabdi. i LOUIS HINTZE .. .. FronpUor i Tho Masonic Hoiei, has reoently been f re-built, and ao.v affords every a«j>m1 modation for Families and the General 1 Travelling Publio, CHARGES MODERATE, i The beet of Aleo, Wine a, and Spirits nly kept, I