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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 10503, 26 November 1901, Page 1

Criterion Boarding-house, LOWEB &IKON STREET, WANGAJSUI. (Opposite the Railway Station.) M. MIHER.^ Proprietor. - Late P. T.TJennett. Best of Accommodation on Most Reasonable Terms Fivx Poomt Looje Boxes ani/ Sasiplk Rooms. All Commanicsttons by Letter or Telegram Promptly a' tended i->. " ' Telephone Ko. 274.

Hotels. ' , THE; T> AIL WAY' TTOTEL, THE SPIT,, NAPIER. C. OTDONOGHUE, Propreitor. Telephone No. 171. " '- • TIT AS ONI C TTOTEL, RIVER BANK, WANGANUI. ". * W. H. BLEASEL, Proprietor. /:\ (Late of Pukekohe Hotel, Auckland).'-First-class Accommodation.' ALES, WINESrAND- SPIRITS OF, THE BEST BRANDS. Telephone No: 257. mHE pLUB TTOTEL, MARTPN.. - " V J. W. PROCTER, Proprietor (Late of the Red Lion H"otel, Wanganui)'. The " BEST OF ACCOMMODATION ■ 7 ".- For . Tourists, Travellers, and Visitor*. ' Communication* by Telephone, 'or Letter promptly^ at- . tended to. „, „* _ -\. v ■ !"•»••- .. I-"'"" . " .i'-.c' "" - .i-. _ J HOTEL /COMMONWEALTH, KJ Opposite Railway Station, . A NEW PLYMOUTH. r '- J. O'DRISCOLL, Proprietor." - (Late of Royal Hotel, Hawera),'/ Has just opened this _new. and .com; modious Hotel, and will" now cater for the public. The house is lighted )>v electricity. Tariff, 6s 6d a- daj-.' Paasbngera by early steamers can always rely on getting breakfast' before leaving by train.' An electric bell will be rung, in tho^ diningroom five minutes before the departure of any passenger train from the station. Speight's" Dunedin. XXXX Ales always on tap. Best wines and 'spirits retailed. Night porter in attendance. ' PROVINCIAL TTOTEL, WANGANUI. THE MOST CENTRAL ,HOTEL IN TOWN. WILLIAM " XIGHT (late of the. Denbigh Hotel, Feilding), notifies" Ids friends and the public that he has taken over the 'above centrallysituated and well-appointed Hotel, and as in tho past, 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 reallyi FIRST - CLASS ACCOMMODATION provided. An excellent IAJNCHEON DAILY between Noon and 2 p.m. " » , < P.O, Box 149. Telephone, No. 170. - - - \ . ■ i •pAMILT ' TT O T E L , TAUPO QUAY_ WANGANUI. ~, Opposite, Railway Station. C. J. McCARTHY Ibas pleasuro in intimating, to his many friends in and around Wanganui- that he is proprietor of tho above well-known ' Hotel. Ten Roomy Loose Boxes. Telephone No. 147. P.O. Box 135 r ' i ; " J__ TIT A I T OTA It A TTOTEi;, WAITOTARA. * : Proprietor JAS. WEEBERLEY (Late Chief Steward of the River Steamer -'Aotea). Travellers nnd Tourists may rrly on the Very Best of Accommodation in all departments connected with the conduct of a first-class country Hotel.,' Good Stabling and Paddocking. Ilorses and Budgie's on Hire. . ] TyAILWA'Y TTOTEL. JA; t . -:. ±1 ~_ Close to. the Rivar Steamer Wharves •'and Moutoa Gardens, ' - - WANCANUI. " PETER HARTSHORN; Proprietor. . SPEIGHTS DUNEDIN BEtfR Always on Tap. Telephone No.' 155. P.O. Boi No. 163. • TH K NEW fi M X T X X I O N TT O T E L', Oorjjer of ; RIDGWAY & St. HILL Streets," 5 WANGANUI. Close to the Railway Station and' Wharves. P. -E. DOVER Proprietor. Notifies his numerous friends and the travelling public that he h«C taken over possession of the above well-known hostelry, and can guarantee the VEBY BEST' of accommodation. Special Concessions to Farmers on ! Sale Days. I TilK FIRE ESCiMS are on tho ' mrst ))-»rfeer"prniciple. Coiniminii-ufions by Telegram or Letter promptly attended to. Telephono No. 225. A Night ?orter jn nttendanpp.