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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 55, 14 September 1928, Page 4

Albion Hotel Bottle Store WHOLESALE AND RETAIL COURTENAY PLACE, Wellington Private entrance to the Bottle Store. SPEIGHT'S SPARKLING PRIZE ALE, WINES. SPIRITS, AND CHAMPAGNES. Choice Vintages of Portugal and Spanish PorU and Sherry— Gonzalcs, Byas & Co., Crofts, Novello's Double Crown, Sandcmans, Moros Duoro, etc 5/. to 7/6 Australian Wines—best quality only—from 3/6 to SA. Penfold's Yalumba, Lindemans, Gold Seal, etc 5/- per bottle famous Tangari South Australian Old Family Port Wine Quarts 3/6 South African Celebrated Family 5-Crown Port and Golden Sherry —Exquisite, wine .■'. QuarU 5/Allowances for case lots for Weddings, Social Gatherings, and Sickness, on all Wines arid Brandies. Hennessey's 3-Star Brandy—lß/-. Bisquet de Bouche 3X—l6/Finest Brands of Cognac, 20 years old, 12/6 (Flasks 5/- and 2/6) Louis Barron 3X Cognac, Champion 3X . . 15/. Cocktails—Manhattan and others . . 10/6 to 12/6 SINGLE BOTTLES AT WHOLESALE PRICES. TAKE RUM FOR COLDS AND INFLUENZA. Celebrated Red Heart Jamaica Rum, 12/9. Walter Napier's S-Star Real Old Navy Cuba Rum, 12/-. Fine Old Demarera Rum, 11/6. Per Pint Bottles 6/6, Flasks 5/-, Half-Flasks, 2/6. ASK FOR RUM AND MILK, HOT RUM. OR WHISKY IN THE BARS. Cocktail Jazz Champagne — The latest French novelty. All the rage. Look out for. high-kicking with this marvel Quarts 12/6 Charles Heidsieck,and Dry Monopole— „ Quarts 15/-, Pints 10/Coste Folcher, Max Sautaine, Cliquot— .. Quarts 12/6, Pints 7/6 Gratin Meyer, Rheims ; Quarts 11/6, Pints 6/6 Sparkling Muscatel ..; Quarts 10/-, Pints 6/Auldana, Australian 10/., Quart* only SPEIGHT'S SPARKLING PRIZE ALE. Tcnnents Celebrated English Ale and Lager and Stout—l/ 6 and 1/-. The freight from Glasgow is cheaper than from Wellington to New Zealand ports. Lion Brand Manchester Pilsener Ale Quarts 1/6 This is only a consignment to try the market. .It is a magnificent Dinner Ale in prime condition, and being sold at the same rate as Colonial Beer. Guinness Dublin Stout, 2/6 and 1/6. Tennent's Celebrated English Stout, 1/6 and 1/-. SPEIGHT'S PRIZE SPARKLING ALE. Boord's Famous London Old Tom and Dry Gin, established over a century, 11/6. Bnrke's and London Pride Dry Gin, 11/-. Gilby, Bols and Gordon's Dry Gin, 12/6. J.D.K.Z., Square, Large Bottles, 15/-. Ship Brand Geneva Square Gin, 25 years old, 13/6. Flasks 5/- and 2/6. Also quarters and halves. Woolf s Schiedam Schnapps, 13/6. Henke's Schnapps, 12/6. Van Dieppe's Celebrated Old Holland Schnapps, 25 years old, 11/6. All brands of famous Holland Gins: Flasks 5/- and 2/6. SPEIGHTS PRIZE SPARKLING ALE. . All Standard Brands of Whisky in Stock. All spirit* sold DEWAR'S FAMOUS "iMPERIAL WHISKY, 13/6. HIGHLAND QUEEN—Queen of Scots, the famous Whisky Excelsior. Not in the Combine!. Ten years old. Pure Malt Whisky 13/6 Bell's, Teachers, D.C.L., Haig's, White Horse, Begg's, and other leading brands '.■ 13/6 Reid's Famous WHITE SEAL WHISKY, 20 years old, 12/6. This celebrated Whisky has not yet been bought up by the Combine, therefore they are selling a very high-class whisky at a lower price. TRY WHITE SEAL WHISKY ONCE AND YOU WILL ALWAYS DRINK IT. Numerous other outside brands of Whisky, 11/6 and 12/6. Flasks, 5/- and 2/6. BLACK AND WHITE, The Famous Whisky of the World. SPEIGHT'S PRIZE SPARKLING ALE. Speights, Staple's, McCarthy's Ale and Stout, 1/6. Standard English Ale, large consignment just received to try the market. 2 bottles for 2/6. SPEIGHT'S PRIZE SPARKLING ALE. All goods of best quality. Single Bottles at Wholesale Price. We buy well and sell well. WE BUY FLASKS IN THE BOTTLE STORE. AIBION MOTEL WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT COUR i'ENAY PLACE, Wellington Telephone 21-808. Telephone 21-808.

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