Page 4 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 9026, 12 April 1888, Page 4

\w\ onehunga0 nehunga weed V \ gUITS \ (With an Extra Pair oe \ • » A * \ - Trousers), £2 18 s - 6 D ® \ \ THE BEST VALUE EVEB ' \ t/ \ OFFERED IN AUCKI \ LAND, WITHOUT ANY 1 — \ EXCEPTION. I \0 \ Want it \ \ Comparison is the Truest undowtoilX W^\ Test 01 Value ' and wo that there i»\ \ confidently invito the WORK,"' that \ \ fullest inspection, and every Article \ \ assert that is made by the I r 1. BEST CLASS of I yA \ hands obtain- i t. Irq HOUSE IN able. I a 1 —— \ \ TOWN People very fro- \ & \ is EITHER IS EITHER nuentlv say that I I they did not think \ \ tctt t TKfl (hat tho Garments \ . \ WILLING would be made so l \ nicely, and fit and 1 X OB finished so perfect at I , \ so small a prico. 1 I ABLE TO \ \ UNDER This is a chance you \ v-J \ „ TT might not get again, I 1 so don't miss your \ Q \ L-bance to obtain BET- \ 1 US J . rER VALUE THAN \ \ ANYTHING EVEBI V 3 \ OFFERED IN AUCK- \ .1 LAND BEFORE. Any- \ >-* \ ?ne leaving their order \ h- I with \ \ J. H. DALTONA Can depend on getting a \ \ FIRST-CLASS GARMENT \ \ AT THE \ \ VERY LOWEST PRICE V & \ POSSIBLE. \ \ - r\ COME EAELY \_,\ As I have only 60 pieces of \V- •* \ FRESH TWEEDS, \V \ and expect to \ \ CLEAR THEM OUT IN A \ \ MONTH. \ \ BOYCOTTED WHISKY' Certain Firms—not Good Templars- have mado a dead set at ROBERTSON'S WHISKY. Many TIED HOUSES under the grip of these firms are forbidden to sell ROBERTSON'S WHISKY. Sow, as there is no Whisky in the Australian Colonics so popular as ROBERTSON'S WHISKY At the present time, and justly too, why should the public be led by these selfish firms ? 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. rhese 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 WHl^gx j x jf§y' We are pre«-^ pay >-^50 ' On r jr n y»Oviction of any culprit for this offence. y Let everyone— Good Templars if ill, and must have stimulant— drink Whisky "go for" ROBERTSON'S WHISKY, And judge for himself, and doubting that he gets ROBERTSON'S WHISKY, Let him come to our office, and we will givo him a Sample. If 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, & (JO., SOLE AGENTS. pi O R • SALE. LITTLE OMAHA—IOO acres, one mile from iVharf ; regular steam communication; suitable for ruit-growing. poultry, &c. ONEHUNGA—Two Building Lots, in centre of own, level and free from scoria ; excellent investnent. DEVONPORT—Choice Villa Site, 1} acre, two oad frontages, splendid views of harbour and rlauraki Gulf, five minutes walk from wharf, lealthy position. PUKEATUA—BO acres Choice Land, price low. J. H. WITHEFORD, Shortland-street. FOR SALEA well-built House of six rooms, with water, bookcase, glasscase, cupjoards, Ac.; good wardrobe in one room, and excelent workshop at back, suitable for stable, &c. Allotment 60 by 10*2, in Church-street, J'onsonby. Apply J. H. WITHEFORD, Shortland-street. ST. MARY'S ROAD (one minute from Three Lamps).—To Let, the House at present n occupation of Mrs. Branston, who is leaving for Melbourne, containing 8 rooms; gas, water, and ivery convenience. Apply on the premises: or J. H. WITHEFORD, Shortland-street. J1 O LET, A SPLENDID RESIDENCE OF SIX ROOMS; Bathroom, half-an-acre of garden, &c.; ARNEY BOAD, OPPOSITE BELL ROAD, REMUERA; Late in the occupation of Mr. Fripp, Architect. Apply J. H. WITHEFORD, Shortland-street.