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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7719, 18 August 1886, Page 3

Electric Belts. W"'\vVß M. HPSi [wzr Brewers. W. J. SUITER ] [F. L. PROTHEROE. W. J. S UIIEB Begs to return his heartfelt thanks for the many favours bestowed upon him by his numerous patrons for the last few years, and takes this opportunity to announce that he has admitted Mr. F. L. PROTIIEHOE into partnership. The llrm will bo in future, as in the past, be carried on under the name or style of W. J. SUITER & CO. The new firm respectfully solicit a continuance of their support, and aro determined to maintain and eitonu their trade, which has trebled itself iu tho ast two yoars by producing ALES and STOUT, both in bulk and bottle, second to none in New Zealand. Torsons purchasing Hotels or those in the trade who are anxious to further their business, can be supplied with sums of money on reasonable security and interest. Address— W. J. SUITER & CO., BREWERS, Newmarket. June 10, 1656. TELEPHONE EXCHANGE, NO. 275. Doubt having been expressed that the increase cf business abovo referred to Is not correct, we hereby append a report from J. Waymouth, Esq., Accoun tant,viz: — " I hereby certify that I havo made an •lamination of the books of W. J. Suiter and Co., Brewers, on behalf of Mr. K. L. I'rotheroe, unit found the firm's sales during 18S4 doubled, ami those during 1355 trebled those of ISS3. " J. Waymouth, " Public Accountant, " Fort-street, Auckland, June 22, 1856."

Giving up present Premises-—T. & J. MeMaster aro obliged to give up their present premises: expiration of loose. They beg to thank thvir friends and the public for liberal p«tronage during the past sixteen years,and to announce that as it is necessary to remove from their present shop in September, th<y shall hold an Extraordinary Sale of their large Stock of Drapery, Millinery, and Clothing. T. & J. McM being determined to make a speody clearance, will offer exceptional bargains. We think it unnecessary to quote prices, as only by inspection can an idea bo formed of the general reductions on all classes of goods. Sale to commence MONDAY, August 2. Call early.—T. &c J. McMaster, 252, Queen-street. Now is the time for young people who are getting married to furnish at cheap rates. Garlick and cranwoll have reduced their bedroom furniture ; many articles 20 to 30 per cent, for cash at time of purchase. Furnish your house from Gkrlick and Cranwell's, Queoa-stteet, Auckland,