ROBERTSON'S ■\\THISKY. TO THE PUBLIC. THE NEW TARIFF Will no doubt be the law of the land in a day or two, and to the advantage of ROBERTSON'S ■\ymsKY Over the unfair Home Traders who have not beeu in the habit of sending out CASES CONTAINING TWO GALLONS. The Public, under the impression that they have been getting their FULL QUANTITY, have purchased these Whiskies, because they have been cheaper, in consequence of smaller duty. ROBERTSON'S \yHISKY Is now to have FAIR PLAY, and be on even terms with all others. ROBERTSON'S ■yyIIISKY Is therefore destined to be the FAVOURITE BRAND, And to encourage the public to drink this PURE SPIRIT, We have determined that tho HEAVY DUTY NOW IMPOSED Shall be as LITTLE FELT AS POSSIBLE And to meet the public all we can, we have decided that all duty-paid jj*- WHISKY In case shall pay only the minimum duty, which is per case, 2G S ODKING/\VALKER,&CO.,0 DKING/\VALKER,&CO., SOLE agents FOR new ZEALAND (Save Nelson). MESSRS. JOHN ROBERTSON AND SON, DUNDEE. SYDENHAM IT 0 U S E. EXPIRATION OF LEASE. A. WOOL LA MS AND CO., Having failed in their negotiations for renewal of lease, have resolved to CLOSE THE CONCERN IN 28 DAYS. SELLING £2,500 WORTH 01' TWEEDS AND COATINGS In so short a period is a STUPENDOUS UNDERTAKING, BUT A. WOOLLAMS AND CO., Are confident that LOW PRICES will do it SALE COMMENCES TO-DAY. BEST SUIT IN THE SHOP, "I ,->„ IAS PICK ANYWHERE .. / TWEEDS AT ANY PRICE. ALMOST GIVEN AWAY. WOOLLAMS AND CO. intend this sale to be SHORT AND SWEET, And those who come first will get the Choicest Patterns. SALE BY AUCTION OF THE BALANCE ' ON SEPTEMBER 25. (See Auction Sales.) REMEMBER! BEST SUIT IN THE SHOP, £3 10s. ALL CASH. NO BOOKING. A ■Vl/'OOLLAMS AND f^o., Sydenham House, GREY-STREET. & s≥ XUST OPENED-UP. A VERY CHOICE ASSORTMENT OK WOOLLENS, SUITABLE FOR THE COMING SEASON, j CONSISTING OK J HEAVY FANCY WORSTEDS TWEEDS AND COATINGS. SEE WINDOW JOHN WHITE, MERCHANT TAILOR, VICTORIA-STREET, AUCKLAND (Next Union Bank). ID, THE -| D AUCKLAND AT>n GUIDE IS THE BEST LOCAL TIME TABLE T> OYL A N & TUNDON, CIVIL ENGINEERS, JOINING ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS, AUTHORISED AND CENSED CURVEYORS, [ colonial BANK BUILDINGS. >•
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 9140, 23 August 1888, Page 4
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