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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 9025, 11 April 1888, Page 4

\ QNEHUNGA JJtWEED \ # V QUITS L \<m\ \ \ (With an Extra Pair or \ * \ Trousers), \&\£2 18 s -0 d--111 A Mm BEST VALUE EVEI \ OFFERED IN AUCK- \ y-i \ land, WITHOUT any \ -.1 EXCEPTION. >y I \o \ Want it \ \ Comparison Is the Trues' und"ratoo|\ y2\ Teat of Value, and ™ that IV > \ confidently invite th< WORK, that\ \ fullest inspection, ant " every Article \ assert that 'is made by the 1 r 1 BEST class Of X lM \ hands obtain- 1 V- \NO HOUSE If able. \ O 1 \\ TOWN People very fre-A \IS EITHER nuontly say that \ I that the Garments \ A WILLING would be made so I \ nicely, and fit and I \ OR finished so perfect at 1 . 1 so small a price. \ \ ABLE TO \ \ UNDERThis is a chance you \ \A\ BOTT might not get again, 1 \ bhh» so don't miss your \ Q \ chance to obtain BET- \ I US I TER VALUE THAN \ y-l \ ANYTHING EVER! V* 1 OFFERED IN AUCK- \ .1 LAND BEFORE. Any- \ Y* \ one leaving their order I w. \ with \ \ J. H. daltonA Can depend on getting a \ \ . FIRST - CLASS GARMENT \ yJ \ '» AT THE \ \ VERY LOWEST PRICE \ $ \ POSSIBLE. \ \ i — \*\ ! COME EARLY \ A ° As I have only 60 pieces of \ \ I; FRESH TWEEDS, \V \ I \ TfX \ | and expect to \ \ / CLEAR THEM OUT IN A \ \ V MONTH. \ * \ i i i i i ; BOYCOTTED WHISKYr i f Certain Firms—not Good Templars- ha?« made a r • dead set at | ROBERTSON'S WHISKY. i i > - Many TIED HOUSES under the grip of these firms ' are forbidden to sell ! ROBERTSON'S WHISKY. i i | Now, as there is no Whisky in the Australian Coloi . | nies so popular as ROBERTSON'S WHISKY At the present time, and justly too, why should the public bo led by these selfish firms 1 Are these firms inflated with their own local importance to say the public shall not have ROBERTSON'S WHISKY, And force Inferior Brands upon a discriminating public! ROBERTSON'S WHISKY Is bound on its merits to win public favour. These unfortunate Tied Houses have constantly to deceive the public by getting hold of a ROBERTSON WHISKY Bottle, and putting vile liquid in it, to the detriment of the sale ROBERTSON'S WHISKY. We are prepared to pay £50 On conviction of any culprit for this offence. _____ Let everyone—even Good Templars if ill, and must have stimulantwho drink Whisky "go for " ROBERTSON'S WHISKY, And judge for himself, and doubting that he gets ROBERTSON'S WHISKY, Lat him come to our office, and we will give him a Sample. li every man who reads this advertisement in taking Whisky only tries and sees that he gets ROBERTSON'S WHISKY, He will continue to use it. King, "WALKER, & 00., SOLE AGENTS. JfT 0 R S ALE. LITTLE OMAHA— acres, one mile from Wharf; regular steam communication; suitable for fruit-growing, poultry, Ac. ONEHOGA—Two Building Lots, in centre of town, level and free from scoria ; excellent investment. ■ DEVONPORT—Choico Villa Site, 11 acre, two road frontages, splendid views of harbour and Hauraki Gulf, tlvo minutes walk from wharf, healthy position. PUKfcATUA— acres Choice Land, price low. ) J. H. WITHEFORD, Shortland-street, FOR SALE—A well-built House of six rooms, with water, bookcase, glass case, cup,boards, &c.; good wardrobe in one room, and excellent workshop at back, suitable for stable, &c. Allotment 50 by 102, in Church-street, Ponsonby. Apply J. H. WITHEFORD, ~ Shortland-street. L : II ■ ST. MARY'S ROAD (one minute from Three Lamps). Let, the House at present in occupation of Mrs. Branston, who is leaving for Melbourne, containing 8 rooms; gas, water, and every convenience. Apply on the premises: or J. H. WITHEFORD, Shortland-street. rp O LET, A SPLENDID RESIDENCE OF SIX ROOMS; Bathroom, half-an-acre of garden, Ac.; ARNEY BOAD, OPPOSITE BELL ROAD, RKMUERA; Late in the occupation of Mr. Fripp, Architect. Apply J. H. WITHEFORD, Shortland-street, j