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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XIV, Issue 824, 21 December 1905, Page 44

■ TAHAWAKI—■B ?.?.-'L. >-..ra.t-dXu; ■^E D HOUSE HOTEL, DEVON-ST., NEW PLYMOUTH. HdWIN WHITTLE Proprietor. ■ Rebuilt and refurnished, this wellKown hostelry now contains every com■rt for guests. The Liquors stocked are K» Choicest to be bought in the Market. RAUL’S XXXX ALES ON DRAUGHT. Commercial hotel, Wavebley. ■has. a. HARRISON Pbopbietob. ■ First-class Accommodation for Travelers. Moderate Tariff. ■ Wines, Spirits, Ales, etc., best quality ■rocurable. Ip ARAN A K I HOTEL, ■_ BROUGHAM-ST., NEW PLYMOUTH. Ki. J. JULIAN (late Railway Hotel, ■ Inglewood), Proprietor. ■ All Wines and Spirits stocked of the ■est Quality. Twenty-year-old Guaranteed Liqueur Whisky a Specialty. Paul s ■xxx Ales. ■t>"r EAKW A T E R HOTEL, Moturoa, New Plymouth. I Situated three minutes’ walk from the ■harf. Only the best of Ales, Wines and ■pirits Kept. Excellent Accommodation and ■ood Fishing. Telephone, 152. I TOMMY KNOWLES ... Proprietor, ■clarendon HOTEL, WAVERLEY. MR GEORGE OAKENFULL (Late of ■ Waipawa) ■egs to Inform the travelling public and ■esidents of Waverley that he has taken oyer Ke Clarendon Hotel. He hopes that with ■trlct attention to the comfort of his ■uests, a good table, and the best of ales, ■ipes, spirits, etc., to be favoured with patronage. ■IHE NEW “TROCADERO” TEMPER- ■ / ance HOTEL. , rrxTTmTT ■ EGMONT-STREET. NEW PLYMOUTH ■ (One Minute from Railway Station). ■ Every convenience provided for the Travel■ng Public. Meals, Is. Beds, Is 6d. Meals Served on arrival of trains and steamers, ■ew building with brick walls. Complete ■re escapes. Commodious and airv bedrooms ■nd sitting-rooms. Hot. cold, and shower ■aths. Terras: From 4s 6d per day; weekly -s Her arrangement. HALE & co., proprietors. Hpi MPIRE HOTEL, HAWERA. ■ MRS TODD begs to announce that she has ■urchased Mr McLennan’s interest in the ■bove hotel, and that she intends to run it ■a up-to-date lines. The house is being ■horoughly renovated, and patrons ■elv upon getting comfortable rooms. Only best wines and spirits are kept in stock. first-class table; tariff, 4s 6d a day. BmRS. TODD (late of Railway Hotel, I Palmerston, Proprietress. ■n HE “TROCADERO” PRIVATE HOTEL ■I AND RESTAURANT. BORNER OF EAST ROAD AND .7 ULIET- ■ STREET, STRATFORD. I Under Entirely New Management. ■ Specially adapted for the Convenience and ■orafort of the Travelling Public. Commo■ious and Airy Bed and Sitting Rooms ■electric Light. Hot and Cold Baths. The ■rite-hen is under the supervision of an experienced Chef. ■ Terms, per Day. 4s 6d; per Week, 20s. ■ ’Permanent Boarders, 18s. ■(RS M. JONES. Proprietress (Late of Queen-street, Auckland). It NGLEWOOD COFFEE PALACE ■1 (2 Min. from Railway Station). Hp. C. BENNETT Proprietor. ■ 36 Bedrooms, Commercial, Smoking, ■nr) Sitting Rooms. Large Dining Hall, ■Hot, and Cold Water Baths. Excellent ■Duisine. Terms, 4s 6d Per Day. Boarders ■s per arrangement. I HAWKE’S BAY PROVINCE aradale HOTEL, TARADALE ■JL (Near Napier.). | This hotel just rebuilt and refui wished in ■modern style, offers excellent accommodation ■o the tiavelling public. Hot and cold ■aths. Liquors of the best brands procurable. Splendid and ample paddocking, ■tables and loose boxes. H a. FITZ WILLIAM ... Proprietor. ■5 HE COMMERCIAL HOTEL, ■ -a- Woodville (Close Railway S.). ImR C. T. GRAY has lately taken over the ■bove well-known and popular house, and ■*uete by attention to business, and keeping ■verjrtbing of the Best Only, to merit a con■nu&nee of the patronage bestowed on his ■redecessorsx. Passengers by early trains ■» rely on being called. ■ ' .■O/ T. GRAY Pbopbietob.