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Rtmkccb2f7i04 Web.Pdf Sterling Australian u.s. Port glass £ $ $ Light Club (Dows) ·09 ·20 ·22 Rover (Taylors) ·07! ·17 ·19 Fine Old Tawny (Cockburns) ·06 ·14 ·15 Port Type glass Australian Yalumba Galway Pipe (S. Smith) ·08 ·18 ·20 Australian Club (Penfold) ·06 ·14 ·15 Sherry glass Bristol Cream (John Harvey & Sons) ·1 0!- ·23 ·26 Bristol Dry (John Harvey & Sons) ·09 ·20 ·22 Dry Sack (Williams & Humbert) ·08! ·19 ·21 Tio Pepe (Gonzalez Byass) ·08! ·19 ·21 Amontillado V.C. (Duff Gordon) ·08 ·18 ·20 Constancia, Medium Dry Amontillado (Gonzalez Byass) ·07 ·16 ·18 Australian Special Fino (W. J. Seabrook) ·08 ·18 ·20 Australian Amorita (H. M. Martin & Sons) ·06 ·14 ·15 Australian Supreme Dry (Mildara) ·06 ·14 ·15 Australian Tintara Cyrilton Cream (Hardy) ·06 ·14 ·15 South African Med. Cream (Monis Wineries Ltd) ·06 ·14 ·15 South African Palido Pale Dry (Monis Wineries Ltd.) ·06 ·14 ·15 South African Renasans Pale Med. Dry (K. W. V.) ·06 ·14 ·15 South African Corner House Rich Brown (K. W. V.) ·06 ·14 ·15 Madeira glass Superior Old Rich Bual (Biandy) ·12! ·28 ·31 Vermouth, etc. Italian Dry, Sweet and Bianco (Martini) • small ·03 ·07 ·08 large ·06 ·14 ·15 French Dry (Noilly Prat) • small ·03 ·07 ·08 large ·06 ·14 ·15 Cam pari • small ·06 ·14 ·15 large ·12 ·27 ·30 Dubonnet · small • ·03! ·08 ·09 large ·07 ·16 ·18 Brandy single Cognac, Exshaw, Hennessy, Hine or Martell*** ·11 ·24 ·27 Australian St. Agnes Old Liqueur ·07 ·16 ·18 Australian Tolleys T.S.T. ·06 ·14 ·15 South African K.W.V. Very Old ·06 ·14 ·15 Gin single Gordons, Booths, Gilbeys, Beefeater, Plymouth, Seager Evans ·06 ·14 ·15 Australian Vickers ·05 ·11 ·13 HOLLANDS single Bois ·06 ·14 ·15 Sterling Australian u.s. Rum single £ $ $ Bacardi Carta Blanca ·OBi ·19 ·21 Jamaica Lemon Hart ·06 ·14 ·15 Australian Naval Crown ·06 ·14 ·15 Vodka single Cossack, Smirnoff Blue Label ·06 ·14 ·15 Whisky single SCOTCH Buchanans De Luxe, Walkers Black Label, Glenfiddich Straight Malt ·10 ·22 ·25 King George IV, McCallums, Buchanans, Vat 69, White Horse, Dewars, Walkers, Haigs, Royal Edinburgh, Bells, Queen Anne, Teachers, Mackinlays, Ballantines, Grants, Cutty Sark, Gilbeys, Long John, Highland Queen -on· ·17 ·19 AMERICAN Jim Beam Bourbon, Old Crow Bourbon Seagrams 7 Crown Blended ·07i ·17 ·19 CANADIAN Canadian Club, Seagrams V.O. Rye ·07! ·17 ·19 IRISH John Jameson ·07i ·17 ·19 AUSTRALIAN Corio***** ·06 ·14 ·15 Fizzes & Slings glass Southerly Buster ·23 ·50 ·57 John Collins, Gin Fizz, Gin Sling (Co/d), Singapore Sling, Tom Collins ·17 ·37 ·42 Various Pimms No. 1 Cup glass ·14 ·31 ·35 Ginger Wine glass ·04 ·09 ·10 Cane Spirit Mainstay single ·06 ·14 ·15 Liqueurs glass Advocaat, Benedictine, Chartreuse Green or Yellow, Cherry Brandy, Cointreau, Creme de Cacao, Creme de Mentha, Orange Curacao, Drambuie, Grand Marnier, Kummel, Sloe Gin, Tia Maria, Van Der Hum ·10 ·22 ·25 LIQUEUR BRANDY Bisquit Dubouche Grande Fine Champagne Extra Vieille ·29 ·64 ·71 Hennessy X.O. ·23! ·52 ·58 Bisquit Dubouche V.S.O.P., Courvoisier V.S.O.P., Martell Medallion V.S.O.P. ·17! ·39 ·43 A single measure of spirits or a glass of liqueur= one fluid ounce (one fifth of a gill) Sterling Australian u.s. Ale c•n £ $ $ . Bass, Worthington Tropic ·07 ·16 ·18 McEwans Scotch Ale, Tavern Export, Whitbreads Brewmaster ·07 ·16 ·18 Trumans Export Light ·06:! ·15 ·16 Aus~ralian (when available) ·06:! ·15 ·16 Brown Ale can Trumans Trubrown ·06:! ·15 ·16 Lager Holsten Diat Pils (reduced sugar content) bonle ·09 ·20 ·22 Amstel, Carlsberg ·07 ·16 ·18 Allsopp, Harp can ·07 ·16 ·18 Watneys ·06:! ·15 ·16 Australian (when available) ·06:! ·15 ·16 (DRAUGHT) Allsopp or Carlsberg (as available) quart jug ·16 ·35 ·40 pint ·08 ·18 ·20 haH-pint ·04 ·09 ·10 (DRAUGHT) Australian quart jug ·14 ·31 ·35 (when available) pint ·07 ·16 ·18 haH-plnt ·03! ·08 ·09 Stout can Courage ·07:! ·17 ·19 Guinness ·07:! ·17 ·19 Cyder bottle Bulmers Woodpecker ·06 ·14 ·15 Gaymers X.B. ·06 ·14 ·15 Babycham ·07:! ·17 ·19 Fruit Juices small bonle Shloer Liquid Apples ·06 ·14 ·15 Grapefruit, Pineapple ·05:! .·12 ·14 Tomato Juice . ·05! ·12 ·14 Cordials, Squashes glass Lemon Barley, Lemon Squash, Lime Juice, Orange Squash, Peppermint, Rose's Diabetic Orange and Lemon Squash (with plain water) . ·02 ·05 ·05 (with Soda water) ·06 ·14 ·15 FRESH FRUIT Orange or Lemon (with plain water) ·02:! ·06 ·07 Orange or Lemon (with Soda water) ·06! ·15 ·16 Minerals Apollinaris split ·05 ·11 ·13 Bitter Lemon large can ·07:! ·17 ·19 split bottle ·04 ·09 ·10 American Dry Ginger Ale split ·04 ·09 ·10 Sterling Australian u.s. MINERALS cont. £ $ $ Ginger Ale bottle ·05! ·12 ·14 Soda Water split Tonic Water :} ·04 ·09 ·10 Ginger Beer bottle ·05! ·12 ·14 Lemonade " ·05! ·12 ·14 Sparkling Orange large can ·07! ·17 ·19 Low Calorie Tonic Water & Bitter Lemon split ·04 ·09 ·10 Coca Cola large can ·07! ·17 ·19 Malvern Water reputed quart ·06 ·14 ·15 Vichy-Celestins l-litre ·17! ·39 ·43 split ·11 ·24 ·27 Perrier Water ·10 ·22 ·25 Cigars ~ HAVANA: l' Punch Royal Coronation (in tube) each ·31 ·68 ·76 Punch Coronation (in tube) ·26 ·57 ·64 ·; Romeo y Julietta Romeo No. 2 (in tube) ·26 ·57 ·64 I I Punch Petit Coronation (in tube) ·22! ·49 ·55 I JAMAICAN: La Tropical No. 1 (in tube) . ·20 ·44 ·49 La Tropical No. 3 (in tube) . ·17! ·39 ·43 . MANILA: Coronas Alhambra ·07! ·17 ·19 AMERICAN: Dutch Master De Luxe Perfectos (when available) ·07! ·17 ·19 BRITISH: Castella Panatellas per5 ·27! ·60 ·68 Manikin . per 10 ·29 ·64 ·71 Wills Whiffs ·34 ·74 ·83 DUTCH: Henri Winterman "Londres" each ·06 ·14 ·15 Henri Winterman Slim Panatellas per5 ·15 ·33 ·37 Paladijn Petitos . per 10 ·29 ·64 ·71 Schimmelpenninck Media Whiffs ·25 ·55 ·61 Henri Winterman Scooters Cigarillos Presentation Box of 50 1·50 3·27 3·66 Cigarettes GOLD TIPPED: Sobranie Cocktail (Filter) box of 50 ·50 1·09 1·22 Sobranie Cocktail (Filter) box of 20 ·20 ·44 ·49 TURKISH: Balkan Sobranie box of 25 ·31 ·68 ·76 VIRGINIAN: Benson & Hedges tin of 20 ·13 ·29 ·32 Sterling Australian u.s. CIGARETTES cont. £ $ $ Players No. 3 packt:t of 20 ·12! ·28 ·31 Piccadilly No. 1 ·11! ·25 ·29 Players ·11! ·25 ·29 Senior Service ·11 i ·25 ·29 FILTER TIPPED: Edinburgh King Size . Presentation Box of 50 ·31 ·68 ·76 Dunhill International Size Box of 20 ·12 ·27 ·30 Benson & Hedges Special King Size Packet of 20 ·11! ·25 ·19 Consulate Menthol ·11 i ·25 ·29 Craven A King Size ·11 i ·25 ·29 Du Maurier Superkings ·11i ·25 ·29 Embassy King Size ·11-! ·25 ·29 Peter Stuyvesant King Size . ·11! ·25 ·29 Piccadilly King Size ·11 i ·25 ·29 Players Gold Leaf King Size ·11! ·25 ·29 Rothmans King Size . ·11! ·25 ·29 State Express 555 King Size ·11! ·25 ·29 Three Castles Magnum ·11! ·25 ·29 AMERICAN: Camel ·11! ·25 ·29 Lucky Strike ·11i ·25 ·29 Chesterfield Kings ·11! ·25 ·29 Kent Kings (Filter) ·11! ·25 ·29 L. & M. Kings (Filter) ·11 i ·25 ·29 Marlboro (Filter) ·11-! ·25 ·29 Pall Mall Superlong (Filter) ·11! ·25 ·29 Salem Menthol (Filter) ·11 t ·25 ·29 Winston Kings (Filter) ·11! ·25 ·29 Tobacco Players No Name 50. gm or 2-oz. tm ·35 ·77 ·86 Balkan Sobranie Flake ·35 ·77 ·86 Balkan Sobranie Smoking Mixture ·35 ·77 ·86 Balkan Sobranie Virginian No. 10 ·35 ·77 ·86 Bells Three Nuns ·35 ·77 ·86 Cottons Nos. 1 & 2 Medium ·31! ·69 ·77 Players Gold Leaf ·31! ·69 ·77 Four Square Mature Virginia (Red) Fine Cut .. ·28 ·61 ·69 Ritchies Gold Block ·28 ·61 ·69 Barneys Mixture ·26 ·57 ·64 Barneys Special Navy Cut Flake ·26 ·57 ·64 Capstan Navy Cut Fine Cut ·26 ·57 ·64 Capstan Navy Cut Full ·26 ·57 ·64 Capstan Navy Cut Medium . ·26 ·57 ·64 Four Square Mature Virginia (Red) Broad Cut .. ·26 ·57 ·64 Four Square Original Mixture (Blue) ·26 ·57 ·64 Punch bowie ·26 ·57 ·54 Players Navy Mixture ·24 ·53 ·59 St. Bruno ·24 ·53 ·59 Edgeworth 1-1-oz. pac~t ·15 ·33 ·37 Printed in England by James Townsend & Sons, Ltd,. lil<eter, Devon • Sept. 1970 .
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