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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20799, 19 August 1929, Page 16

HOTELS. EXCELS 1 ! OR HOTEL THE BAR WITH THE FRIENDLY FEELING. THE RENDEZVOUS OF SPORTS. THE BEST OF LIQUORS STOCKED ONLY. WHAT YOU ASK FOR YOU GET! OUR BOTTLE DEPARTMENT IS SECOND TO NONE. Try our SPECIAL DRAFT WHISKY. Us 6d pe r Bottle, 6s per. Pint. SPECIAL DRAFT BRANDY. 9s per Bottle fa 9d per Pint. SPECIAL DRAFT PORT, 3s per . Bottle. OLD JAMAICA RUM (The Sailors Favourite* 11a 6d per Bottle, 6s per Pint. COUNTRY ORDERS SOLICITED. Our BOTTLE STORE is in Dowling street, right away from the Bars. _ J. TRENCROVE Proprietor.

—" after all, there’s only one ' Grand.’ ” rpjie GRAND HOTEL Leave it to the public to get on to a good thing. Are you one of the shrewd buyers? If not, buy to-day. HENNESSY *•* BRANDY, HENNESSY *** BRANDY, HENNESSY *** BRANDY. EX WRECK S.S. PORT KEMBLA. Sold by Auction in London, and Purchased for the Grand Hotel, Dunedin. Every bottle guaranteed in perfect condition. GOING FAST—GET BUSY. 715 HALF-BOTTLES AT 7s. 715 HALF-BOTTLES AT 7s. 350 QUARTER-BOTTLES AT 4s. 350 QUARTER-BOTTLES AT 4s. When these are cold we cannot replace at anything like these prices. Hurry, - purchase a few bottles to-day. HOME SUPPLY STORE. We rail or despatch by service car any quantity of liquor anywhere in Otago, Southland, or Canterbury. Residents in No-license Districts must write, giving their name, address, and occupation. Wo do the rest. Flag Stations.—Freight charges must accompany order. ARTHUR PA APE ........ Proprietor. QBAN HOTEL. The Small House with the Big Reputation. The Quality and Range of Liqueurs is beyond comparison. The Price is in keeping with our competitors. We are located within 3 minutes of Railway Station. Leave your order which will be ready for any train. Free Deliveries to. Railway Station. OBAN HOTEL, Octagon, Dunedin. F. GRIFFITHS PAAPE.... .Proprietor.

A scientific, common-sense remedy for coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis, and influenza—" NAZOL.” A powerful, penetrating specific. 60 doses for Is 6d.— Advt. The reported sighting of a robin between the first and second daws &( Mtfngahao was mentioned by the chairman (Mr L. O. H. Tripp) at a recent meeting _ of the Wellington Acclimatisation Society, _ He said that this bird, which was similar in appearance to the tomtit, but about twice its size, was very rare in the district, and it was suggested that possibly the stranger had flown the three miles or so from the Kapiti sanctuary to the mainland. Bath’s sis toll bridges were freed on June 20, when school children were given a holiday in celebration of the event.