Public Notices. NOT PROHIBIT iyBLY- . EXPENSIVE/ ■'•" ALTHOUGH A RARE DELICACY. Wβ do not wish it to be inferred that BUCHANAN'S HOUSE of COMMONS -WHISKY is a prohibitively expensive brand—it ia not; but Wβ do Wish It to be inferred that it is a Superior article, made out of tho finest malt Combined with the purest water that ever issued from the sparkling springs of the beautiful Highlands,and that itiethot'miKhly matured and poSSosseS ft flhs. agl'eettblß 11 u'oiir. This is evidenced by the fact that its distillers have for 11 years supplied it to the English House of Commons; and we may add it is the only Scotch Whisky that is honoured by'a place in, tho cellars belonging to thorcfreshnient depart-ment-connooted.rvvith that institution. If the general public will at all times insist on setting this Whisky they will" kill two birds with ono Btone"—first, they will have the pleasure of Imbibing a delicately-flavoured and superior epirit; and second, they will know for iv certainty whether the hosts of such hotels cto ft litdo quiet experimenting—«it thy rick of their customers' health iind patronage—in oheap, raw, inferior Whiskies
j J i : ra cowec tsfw' hrf "THE WORTH ©' A TM3MQ | i 3 he3t iew'ucil l>y tho irant o' it," Although cheap in point of price, SAPOLIO J [s ljeyoiid value. Thoso y,-lio try i 4 kn ov. | I'on't you want a, friond who -would lal:o half your hard work off your euouldei's and do it without a murmur? What would you givo to find at; lafuatant in your house-work that woitlfi lceep your 300r3 and walla clean, and your Ititoncu bright. IU'J yot never grove ugly over the matter of hard (York. Sapolio is just such a friend and can be bought at all grocers. No. 30. I S> OVAL NAVY RESTAURANT, tl QUEISN-STREET. SAMUEL HENRY COX. In returning thanks to his numerous friends for their kindness in supporting him for the last 12 years, beprs to state that he has taken over the OM-featablieheil Restaurant opposite tho late Wharf Hotel, and adjoining Jahi: Reid's, Merchant. Quocn-atroet. Ho has had the premises renovated throughout, and has spared co outlay in making this Restaurant socotid to none in the colony. Tho BJEDKOOMS are all newly done up, niuely furnished, clean, and tidy, gas being laid in each room, thus preventing any bad smell from inferior candles, and therefore preventing any chance of tire. PRIV'TE SITTING ROOMS On each landiin?. with Lavatories, Patent Closets, Plunge and Shower Baths tosnit the convenience of travellers. Tho DININGROOM is fitted up in excellent taste aad dusign, whilst tho Kitchen, Oulbuildmcrs, etc., in fact tho whole Restaurant is a model of tasto and cle&ttlhietsu, and a crodit to this noblo city. Tho drains from tho main sewer have boen thoroughly overhauled by lUr Oeor«ro Rhodes, centrF.dlor, and have given entire satisfaction. Everyone wishing for good Meals, Rood, cloan Beds. etc.. should not foi-tfet to give this old find trisd Keataurant Kooper, for ovey 12 years' standing, a trial. Meals. Gd to Is; Single Beds, Is each ; Double d0.,2s each. Note the Address: SAMUEL HENRY COX, ROYAL NAVY RESTAURANT, QUEEN-STREET. ■pj 0 T I C E. DYEING AND CLEANING IN ALL IT3 | BRANCHES. Colour and Workmanship Guaranteed, At the CITY OF AUCKLAND DYEING AND CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT, Wellesloy-street East, and ALPHA DYE "WORKS, Richmond. Ladies and Gentlemen waited on by leaving address or sending Post Card to the above address. No other is recognised. STILL DYEING TO LIVE AND LIVING TO DYE. [Established 1864], W. EDGAR. T. h. W.] [J. H. -W,' WELLS -BROTHERS, RECEIVING & FOIIWARDING- AGENTS. Office: Telephone: Victoria Wharf. Devonport Bureau. Expresses meeting cacli trip of steamers. Furniture Removing a specialty. Through by ferry steamers to any part of Auckland, Devonport. Takapuna, and Nortbeote, including Btetunei'S' freight and all expenses, at lowest rates. Highest testimonials for caro and attention. TAKAPUNA: A Covered Van will leave Dovonport. for Takapuna every Tuesday and Friday at 2 p.m., conveying Goods and Parcels at lowest rates. Goods will be taken from ferry Btearnera and receipt given, and stored froe o£ cost. Vans and Jirakes for Picnic Parties. Agents far Kauri Timber Company. Timberyiu'd next Duder Uros.' Store. WELLS BROTHERS. ■JT YOU WISH A GOOD OPERA GLASS JL or TELE9OOPJS. call at PEACOCK'S, SHOKTLAND-STREET. Just Received, powerful Liliput Opera Glasses, Special line oi Telescopes for verandah use, very low in price. Graphoscopes, Biorcoscopes and Slides. Artificial Eyes, all colours.
HP© FEOFESSIOJSTAL AND COMMERCIAL MEN. myPEWRITBR COPYING. BHOEIHAND WRITING AND OFFICIAL REPORTING Ui-jdsrtaken on thk Shortest Nomob. Apply lev adtl-03s at "STAB" OFFtCS.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXII, Issue 307, 29 December 1891, Page 3
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