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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 5661, 21 October 1889, Page 4

LYNDON & BLPEY. FOR SALE. A FARM of about 32 acres of rich allnviiil coil, in grass, divided iiito convenient paddocks, with two artesian wells. A good six-roomed house, with kitchen, dairy, niiliring shed, stables, and other buildings, garden, and a good orchard. Within four miles of Napier. Most of purchasing money may remain on mortgage. Apply to LYNDON & SIDEY, Auctioneers, Napier. EDMUND BLACK. EDMUND BLACK. LAND, ESTATE, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. r ICENSED Land Broker under the Land JLj Transfer'Aot. —All business under this department receives my immediate attention, and is completed with despatch at very moderate charges. Share Broker— Shares bought and sold oh COMMISSION ONLY. ■'" House Agent.—Rents collected, and every description of House Agency undertaken on reasonable terms. Properties of all descriptions can be submitted to intending purchasers upon application. Register of desirable properties kept. Agent for the North Queensland Marine Insurance Company. Financial Agent.—Sums from £50 to £20,000 on hand for investment upon approved security. Loans of all descriptions negotiated. Land Transfer business of any description effected by Koope Brooking, Licensed Land Broker. Work done with despatoh and at model ate charge. Offices: Opposite Poet andTelegjraph Offieee, Hastings-street, Napier. FINANCIAL. THDMUND BLACK has for lnvestJLj ment the following Sums at Current Interest:—£7o, £100, £200, £400, £860, £2000, and £7000. SPEIGHT & CO.'S CITY BREWERY, Duua din. HIGH TESTIMONY FROM HOME AS TO THK EXCELLENCY OF OUR ALES. The following communication has just been received by Messrs Speight & Co. (per favor of G. K. West, Esq.) as to the Superior quality of their ales : — ROBB, MOORE & CO., STKA2CBHIP FwBIfISHKBa, ShU? AND StOKK Merchants, 72 snd 74, firoomilaw, Glasgow, Nov. 9, 1888. G. R. Wkst, Esq., 135 JEuston Bead, London. Dkau Sib, —Beiug intimate with one of the Principal Supervisor of Excise here, I sent him a few dozen of Messrs Speight & Co. , s Dunodin Beer, with tho object of setting an opinion of the Exoise Chemist on it, and 1 am glud to cay ho has pronounced it ono of the Finest Beera he ever analysed, it having the high specific gravity of 10-80 deg., the greatest amount of spirit, and the best quality of aoid he ever came across. When I tell you that every shipment of Beer going out of the Clyde must be sampled by the Excise Officers, and then anulyeed by their Chemists, I consider this opinion is better than anything else I could say on it. At present the Beer ie too flat to send to anyone but an expert in the trade, but as soon as it comee Into condition I will have it distributed. Yoare, very truly, (Signed) ROBB, MOORE, & CO, Per H. S. Mooeb. ZsT slpeTght & co. (T. H. Gotobd, Napier, Agent), MALSTERS AND BREWERS, DUNKDIN. Report of the Melbourne Jurors— Mkssbs Speight & Co. also took First and Second Prizes for their Strong Alee at the Melbourne Exhibition, 1881— Vide Jurors' Report. One hundred and twenty Barrels of Beer wero submitted quite indiscriminately from all parta of the world, and had to be tested against ono another at one and the game time. Your Jurors have had eleven Meetings, extending over a period of one Month, from 20th November to 20th December, and have deliberated on an average of three hours each sitting, so that ample time and care was duly taken to form a correct and acceptable judgment. W. JOHNSON, Chaieman of Jtooes. GLASGOW EXHIBITION, 1888. A Cask of Alo shown was pronounced by Competent Experts to be equal to Buston's Pale Ales. — Vide Evening Star, 14th November.

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