[G. Johnstone] [L. G. Dibzy J OIINSTONE & JJIREY Land, Stock, Station, —AND— General Commission Agents THE BUSINESS and INTERESTS of Country Clients carefully Mttbned to. Thb find PurchMp cf Hotel Probe*’ tieo negotiated on favorable ternw. Circulars -issued to our various correspon- | dents in New Zealand Australia, and occasion requires. OFFICE LOWE-STREET. 34 MESSRS BONO A HATTENI (AEG to ohnoilnbil JJ- JQ they hive V ■ -W' token the Mill st the 'Sifeir' rA Karaka, lately occupied .'SaK by Mr S. Rove, and ar. now * n 0 po.it ion to .. j" SUPPLY flret-olaee Kaikatca and Matai Timber of any De.crip. tfon j also U. T. and G. delivered by aur own Drays to any part of tno District at the Shortest Notice. Up country Orders may be left at the Mill or Mu. P. BARRIE’S Store, Ormond. Town Orders for the present with Mb. W .F. HATTEN, Albion Club Stables, i 421 BOND & JATTEN. 1 AUSTRALIAN ’ COMPANY. NEW ZEALAND BRANCH t 39 QUEEM-STREET, AUCKLAND PBICELIST. Kbd Wibbb. Duty Paid. nr Bond. Quarts, Pints, Quarts, Pints y doe. V Joe- V d° z ' V d° K 1. Claret No. 3 25/ - 13/6 | 16/6 9/6 A good family wine. 2. Claret No. 2 80/- 16/6 | 21/- 11/6 A pure, dry wine. 3. Claret No. 1. 35/ - 18/6 | 26/- 14/6 A rich, nourishing wine 4. Shirae ... 35/ - 18/6 | 26/-14/8 A rich, fruity wine. ” 5. Port ... 35/ - 18/6 | 26/-14/6 A pure, very rich wine., 6. Carbinet ... 35/ • 18/6 | 26/-14/6 A dry, full-bodied wine. Wbitb Wines. 1. Hock No. 3 25/- 13/6 | 16/6- 9/6 A good family wine. 2. Hock No. 2 30/- 16/6 | 21/- 11/6 A fine dessert wine. 3. Hock No. 1 35/- 18/6 | 86/- 14/6 A dry, rich wine. 4. Chablis ... 80/. 16/6 | 21/- 11/6 A light summer wine. 5. Muscat ... 30/- 16/6 | 21/- 11/6 A fruity, rich wine. 6. Verdeilho... 35/- 18/6 | /62- 14/6 A rich dessert wine. Sample Cases carefully packed of one or / two dozen assorted. Quarts, D.P., 32s 6d i I ( ( Pints, D.P., 355. The Company’s Wines are well-matured, I pure, wholesome, and invigorating. Some varieties, such as No. 1 Claret, being one of | nine exhibits which obtained the Gold Medal Prue at the Bordeaux Exhibition, are specially recommended for medicinal purposes. A Liberal Discount allowed for Trade Parcels. ■ Compare the A.V. Company’s Claret with ' French Wines at more than double the price j I a single trial will suffice to prove their great I superiority. I New Zealand Agents for the celebrated Helidon Spa Water: a natural Mineral | Spouting Spring Water, and an invaluable : remedy for Billiousnese and other Stomach I Complaints, Price, 6e per doz. pints. AUSTRALIAN VINEGROWERS' COM. PANY, 39 QtEEN-aißßsi Auckland. T. K. GRIMES, 494 Secretary. FRANKLYN HODQJES, ' TVKUMAKU HOTEL. THE Proprietor begs to announce that he is now prepared to accommodateTravellere, and also is in a position to SUPPLY the very best of LIQUORS to those who may journey in his direction. Special at tention has been paid to the domestic comforts essential to comfortable travel; and to the requieites to that end for horse as well. man. Good Paddocking. Good Cuisine, First-class Bed-rooms ; and Liquors specially selected of the most Celebrated Brands and Premier Quality. The neatest house on the Coast. Civility, Punctuality, and Atten on 163 Roseland Hotel. JT> OCOTT (Late of the Masonic • XVe ©COTT Hotel, Napier), Having lakeu possession of the above Com* modious Hotel, bogs to inform his friends and the public generally, that nothing shall be ' wanting on his part to make this House second to none in the district. ONLY FIBBT-CLABS LIQVOBI KEPT. 4 Large and well-watered Paddocks. Good J stables and loose boxes. 48
Ferry Hotel, (Mouth of the Big Bivee). NED DEVERY having secured this Hotel intends to spare no expense to make sitore comfortable. As civility costs nothing, he will have to make a moderate charge for the first-class brands of Wine, Spirits, and Beer which he will always have on liand. Town rates strictly observed. 50 Royal Hotel, GISBORNE. H. CANNON....Proprietor. (Late ef the Tologa Bay Hotel.) H/N TRUSTS by attention and CVS keeping the veiy best of Liquors to secure not only the patronage of his friends and the public generally, but to make the “ Royal ” a favorite resort for all. The Table. Will be specially attended to, and those who put up at the Hotel are guaranteed that there shall be no cause of complaint. The Billiard Boom, Haa one of Alcock’s Best Tablea, under the supervision of a Competent Marker. 61
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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1301, 27 March 1883, Page 4
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