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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XV, Issue 886, 28 February 1907, Page 27

TARANAKI.—Cont. i —“ : T 7 ( _____ ’ ■ Red house hotel* DEVON-STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH EDWIN WHITTLE .. Proprietor. Rebuilt and Refurnished, this well* known Hostelry now contains every comfort for guests. The liquor* stocked are the Choicest to be bought In IVTo PAUL’S XXXX ALES ON DRAUGHT. OOMMERCIAL HOTEL, WAVERLEY. CHAS. A. HARRISON .. Proprietor. First-class Accommodation for Travellers. Moderate Tariff. Wines, Spirits, Ales, etc., best quality procurable. Taranaki hotel* BROUGHAM-STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. H. J. JULIAN (late Railway Hotel, Inglewood), Proprietor. All Wines and Spirits stocked of the Best Quality. Twenty-year-old Guaranteed Liqueur Whisky a Specialty. Paul’s XXXX Ales. Breakwater hotel, MOTUROA, NEW PLYMOUTH Situated three minutes’ walk from the Wharf. Only the best of Aiea, Wines and Spirits kept. Excellent Accommodation and Good Fishing. Telephone, 152 TOMMY KNOWLES .. Proprietor. JgMPIRE HOTEL, HAWERa. MRS. TODD begs to announce that she has purchased Mr. McLennan’s interest in the above hotel, and that she intends to run it on up-to-date lines. The house is being thoroughly renovated, and patrons may rely upon getting comfortable rooms. Only, the best wines and spirits are kept in stock, a first-class table. Tariff: 4s 6d a day. MRS. TODD: (late of Railway Hotel, Palmerston), Pronrietress J M P E R I A L jpr O T E L, DEVON-STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. JAMES SMITH Proprietor. This popular house of call is under entirely ’lew Management and is one of the most Centrally Situated Hotels in New Plymouth. Guests may depend on being called to meet early trains, a porter kept for that pur> pose. Only Best Brando of Ales, Wines, and Spirits kept. Every possible convenience for the general and travelling public. Terms, 6s 6d per day. Telephone 123. Box 83. I " . .. 4 j JgJGMONT HOTEL, HAWERA. A. J. JURY Proprietor. The Proprietor (lately of the Okaiawa Hotel, and formerly of the Shamrock), begs to inform his friends and the public generally that he has taken over the above popular Hotel, and trusts that, by strict attention to their comfort, and by keeping only the best of Iquors, to retain their patronage. *■’ COMMERCIAL HOTEL, NORMANBY. FRED. W. BRUNETTE Proprietor. . The Proprietor begs to inform the public generally that he has taken over the above hotel, and by keeping the best of Liquors and Table hopes to merit a share of patronage. Firstclass. accommodation paddocks. Stabling second to none.