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South Canterbury Times, Issue 3110, 21 March 1883, Page 1

Dunedin. TTEASiT AND M'OARTHV, K LIMITED, DUNEDIN BRE’WERTSubmit a few of the voluntary Testimonials which they have lately received from their? customers as to the excellence of their Ales and Porters “I bad a customer in here yesterday, who, after apologising for patting the question, asked me whose beer he was having, and I told him it was yours. He then said that at his house they had tried the beer from nearly all the hotels in the port, and that they liked my beer the best; and that his brother who had recently arrived from the Old Country, and had been sixteen years in a brewery there, considered it was as good as any he had ever had at home, and the best he had tasted in the Port. —Port Chalmers. “Last order of six hogsheads are in splendid condition, and pronounced by two brewers of 20 years’ standing, to BE IHE BEST BEER IN TIMARU.” " You can ship by this boat a repetition of last order for ale. I must say that it is a splendid article, in fact the best colonial beer I have ever tasted.” —Nelson. “ I must congratulate you on the quality of the beer; it is magnificent. If you can keep it up to that you have got a good thing."—Waimate. “ I believe your beer is the best in the market.”—Balclutha. “ I am pleased to be able to state that your Ale, bottled by myself, secured First Prize at our local Agricultural Show, Your ale has given satisfaction wherever I have placed it and I feel confident it will take the lead in the district.”—Tauranga. •« The quality, flavor, and aroma is all that could he desired, and reminds one of their earlier days and Home Brew. We have no fear but we shall open up an extensive trade for you.”—Brisbane. In addition to their XXX and- XXXX, they are now producing a PALE ALE AND A BITTER ALE, which have hit the taste alike of she General Public and the highest Connoisseurs. They guarantee their Ales and Porters to be pure wholesome tonics, and pleasing to both eye and palate, ; INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, New Zealand. IfAESHALL & COPELAND, VJL BREWERS. BOTTLERS, MALTTKRS, and IMPORTERS of every descripon of Brewing Materials. ! ' Premises—.lhion Brewery, Cumberland Street, and ‘Water-of-Leith, . . i The above firm have taken the highest onors in New Zealand for their ALES, hey have been awarded TEN! FIRSTLASS CERTIFICATES since the first exibition, held in l)unedin in 1805, to the hristchurch Exhibition held in June, 382. The Jurors of the Christchurch Exhibion, after careful examination, appended le following remarks ; “The ALES examined by us are a very ’editable exhibit, well made and wholeline . 1T _ “Marshall and Oopel-nd's XXXX PALE ITTERALEis one that deserves high •mmendation, and would attract attention , any Exhibiton among that class of Ales. “Marshall and Copeland’s DUNEDIN ALE ALES.—This firm’s XXXX Pale itterAle stood out in a remarkable way, id exhibits all the qualities ofawellade Bitter Ale. We recommend a Oerti:ate of Gold Medal. “J. B. PARKER 1 “ W. HOCKLEY “ C. ROBERTSON C “B. S. HARLEY j Jurors.’ P. M. GfRANT AND Co; 126, Princes Street, DUNEDIN. I Souse, Land, Estate and general Commission Agents, Valuators, and Grain Bro&ers.;

LABOR EXCHANGE. With Agencies in all the Principal Towns of the Colonies, The Ladies’ Department is under the Supervision of Mbs FISH, late of Invercargill. A NTJMBEB OF PAEMB, HOTELS, BDSINBSSB MACHINERY and other Miscellaneous Goods on Sale. igf Private Enquiry Office. Rents and Debts Collected. W RIGHT’S GLASGOW BISOUIT & PATENT FLOUR MANUFACTORY. First Order of Merit for Biscuits, 1881. First Order of Merit for Self-Raising Flour 1881. First Order of Merit for Oakes, 1881. First Order of Merit for Bread, 1881. Country Orders PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO. The Trade Supplied. W. WRIGHT, Great King Street, Dunedin.

Mis s Clough, Importer 8s Manufacturer of Artistic Needlework and Fancy Goods, ifls-y Constant Novelties received by frequent steamers of Traced Goods, of strictly artistic Designs. Embrodiery and Filoselle Bilks, Crewel Wools, Transfer Patterns, Lace and Crochet Braid, and all material for Fancy Work. Also, Sole Agent in Dunedin for Madame Weigel’s cut-out Paper Patterns of Dresses, Mantles, &0., in different sizes, for Ladies and Children. Catalogue of Fashions by post, 4d ,* Journals, 8d per month. Country orders promply attended to. MISS CLOUGH, 44, GEORGE STREET, DONEDIN. Paterson, Burk & Co. VENETIAN BLIND ’WORKS, No. 10, Maclaggan Stbbkt, Dunedin, Txmaeu Agent— J. e. beckingham, cabinetmaker.