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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 10502, 25 November 1901, Page 1

Criterion Bd§irdiiig-house, LOWER- NIXON STREET, WANGANUI. (Opposite the Railway Station.) M. MA HER.. .. Proprietor. Late B. T. Bennett. Best of Accomm.x!atioD on M>st KcacoEaJle Terras Fnrs Todmt Loose Toxes jiku Pavple Pooiis. AH Communications by Lottor or Telegram Promptly a' tended V>. Telepho ip ISo. 274.

Hotels. THE T3AILWAY TTOTEL, THE SPIT, NAPIEB. C. O'DONOGHUE, Propreitor. Telephone No. 171.' ■JUTASONIC TTOTEL, ■RIVER BANK, WANGANUI. W. H. BLEASEL, • Proprietor. j (Late of Pukekohe Hotel, Auckland) First-class Accommodation. VLES, WINES. AND SPIRITS OF THE BEST BRANDS*. Telephone No. 257. - '' \ * i mHE ptUB -TTOTEL, MABTON. r I. W. PBOCTEB, Proprietor • {Late of the Red Lion . Hotel, • Wanganui). % i The BEST OF ACCOMMODATION -. For Touriits, Travellers,' and Visitors". Communications by Telegraph, Telephone,' or Letter promptly attended to. " - ' J r I HOTEL , /COMMONWEALTH, \J Opposite Railway Station, NEW PLYMOUTH, j: Ot)RIS,COLL, Proprietor. (Late ofiitoyal Hotel, .Hjiwera), Has just opened this new. and commodious Hotel, and will' now cater for the public. The house ia lighted by electricity. Tariff, 6s fid -a day. Passengers by eariy steamers can always, rely on getting breakfast before leaving by train. An electric bell will be rung in the diningroom five minutes before the departure of any passenger train from the 'Station. Speighfa Dunedin XXXX Ales .always on tap. Best wines and spirits retailed. Night . porter in attendance. • "- . \ ' ; * - - ' '' •DA.ILWAY TTOTEL, Close to the River Steamer Wharves and Moutoa Gardens, . WANGANUI. PETER HARTSHORN, Proprietor., SPEIGHT'S DUNEDIN BEER Always en Tap. Telephone No. 155. P.O. Box No. 163. - . '"" — v •piAMILY TTOTEL, TAUPO QUAY, WANGANUI. Opposite Railway Station. - C. J.. McCABTHY has pleasure in intimating to his many friends in' and around Wanganui that he is proprietor of the above well-known Hotel. i Ten Roomy Loose Boxes. Telephone No. 147. P.0.80x 135 . * •* * . ' ■ f i_2 " TrrAITO"T.AItA/ TTOTEL,, 5 " • ' WAITOTARA... " ; ' Proprietor ..... JAS. WEBBERLEY. (Late 1 Chief Steward of thci Itiyor 'Steamer Aotea). ' [ Travellers and Tourists may-rely oft the Very Best 6f Accommodation in all departments connected with the conduct of a first-class ■ country Hotel.'. l . 'Good Stabling and Padducking. Horses and Buggies on Hire. - *** ~ '.> : ;- t . *$?&.'' ' ' T>:BOV.INCIAL '-TTDTEL, •„.. t WANGANUI., -; THE MOST CENTRAL HOTEL ,' ;. IN .TOWN.WILLIAM; LIGHT -(late V-.-<jf ,the Denbigh' Hotel, FeUding) I .^ Ilia friends and. the public that 'hehas taken over the above centraUysituated. and well-appointed Hotel, and as .in* the pact, hopes to merit' that 'share of support so consistently" accorded "him^ Only the very best brands of Ales, Wines, and Spirits will be stocked; .and really FIRST - CLASS : ACCOMMODATION provided. An excellent LUNCHEON DAILY between Noon and 2" p.m. P.O^Box 149. Telephone, No. 170." '"' ' r 5 -', ' ' "', .' .*% . ' -THE tfEW ' r\ RITE It I O N TT O-T E L , Corner' of RIDGWAX x% - STi-.BlLii>streetßi -' ' ; , WANGANUI. -J- .?'-.; • ' . Close; .to -.the .RaUway^Siafiotttaua -•• ..>\ v■' Wharv-ps.^ •>,*s•: =•' .' * P. EJ DO^EP :,. ;,.. Fr&prietdr.' ~Notffiq4' hia ; "n'uWroim. friends' aW Hho travelling "p-tkWc^tKaf'-lio: ha,t "taken ,oyer of .the Tabove " -vf clWtnown sostijjry,- qncUct^n guarta\i«9 the of accommodation. - ';% * > ' ' ; - Special Concessions to Farmers on - " -'Sale Days:' I HJS FIRK ESCAPES -are on tho most-perfect principle. Communications by Telegram or Letter promptly attended to. Telephone No. 225. < A Night Potter in attendance.