In 1769 Captain James Cook discovered New Zealand ... Ninety years later Mister Thomas Hancock discovered Captain Cook. ■Bish Mister Hancocks lt was not long before was at the bottom end of Hancocks Wines & Spirits the Khyber Pass Road J|K became the recognised in the bustling colonial merchants for the finest city of Auckland. sekction, it still is. Today at The Captain Cook Inn. you can choose A friendly, convivial from the largest selection tavern where the gentry of imported and local of Newmarket gathered. IEHk wines, spirits, liqueurs In that year Mister Hancock beers available in purchased the Captain New Zealand. Inn. Thomas Hancock was Thomas Hancock would not only a fine inn keeper have approved, you was a fine judge of good certainly will. In wines so it was not Christchurch, Hancock s surprising that he should house their comprehensive extend his operations into selection at 155 Victoria St., the area of wines and spirits. JHk Christchurch. Phone 60-533. Once a Newmarket landmark the statue of Captain Cook that stood atop of the Captain Cook Brewery in Khyher Pass Road. In 1985 Christchurch discovers Hancocks 55SsS®S®SJ.'>’‘. BCDOB 9975 6
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