Brewers. AUCKLAND DOMAIN BREWMY PURE BEER. First.Prize Melbourne Centennial. rUHE Proprietors beg to draw the atteise; JB. tion of consumers to the FINE QUALITY of their ALB and STOUT, in Bull? and Bottle, wlsich they are now supplying to all theia crtotomers. Delivery made to auburbs free of charge. Only one Brew—THE BEST. No aerated machinery used to give the Ale Q flotations appearance whoa the cork is drawn. The BOTTLED ALE being brewed from English Malt is equal to any imported. ' BROWN, /XAJTPBELL, & -no.* PRO? : £ETORS; &«*.w Jams. THE NELSON JAM FACTORY (From " The Colonist," Nelson, October Si) .1891.) " Although. Messrs Kirkpatr'ick and Co. purchased all the suitable Fruit they could obtain last season, their stocks of Jams, etc., were exhausted some weeks ago, and for more than a month past they have been unable to fulfil orders. This fact, though in one sense unsatisfactory to the firm named, is gratifying, inasmuch as it proves the deaervedly high favour in which the 'K'Jams are held throughout the colony. This re«uli; is ateo of considerable interest to the local fruit-growers, for it is an indica* tion that during the coming season there will be an increased demand for suitable fruits. Messrs Kirkpatrick have had many difficulties to contend with in the past, but having established a reputation for their goods above that enjoyed by other makers, there is every indication that the demand for their preserves will increase year by year. We congratulate them on their success." We hope to have our New Season's Assorted " X " Jam ready in January. |S. KIRKPATRIGK and CO, For Sale. TjV O R Q A JL E, SEED MAIZE (SPLENDID SAMPLE). i W. G UItSON s C* 13, CUSTOMS-STREET. ICHOR SALE, a bargain, 150 acres really jD good Lsnd, partly improved, balance mixed bush; nice House and Buildings, and a fino stream of water; only 11 miles from town. —Apply to John Bopyet, Houso and Land Agent. 8. Queen-street, FOR IMMEDIATE SALE (Cheap), and 1 terms easy, a superior Block of Land, 1.338 acres, portion of it in grass, with, substantial House, etc.. upon it, balance mixed buss and fern, capable of grazing 4 or 5 shoep to the acre when cleared and sown. About 2i milos sea frontage, with largo creek running right into the proporty, and a fine fresh water river flows through tue block. Only 3 hours by train and road from town, or by steamer.—Joha oootiot. Mouse and Lane! AyCrit. 8, Queen-street. 3. BUTCHER] [j. GROOM Jji 0 R ■ g A L Jβ. BAR AND HOD IRON WIRE NAILS AND STAPLES PLAIN AND BARBED FENCING WIRB GALVANISED AND CORRUGATED ROOFING SHEETS 43LVANISED BUCKETS AND TUBS? TIN AND HOLLO WARE BLACK'S STESL SPADES & SHOVE! 8 SHARP'S AND HURD'S AXSS, l\o PAINTS, VARNISHES ANE GENERAL IP.ONMONGERV. HOISTING ENGINES (With Reversing Gear and Brakoe). GOODS TO ARRIVE Per Himalaya, Waitengi, and Duke o» Buckingham. GROOM, BUTCHER kM CO., FORT-STREB T. TELEPHONIC No. 211.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXII, Issue 305, 24 December 1891, Page 7 (Supplement)
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