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Thames Advertiser, Volume XXI, Issue 6365, 28 March 1889, Page 4

JAS; SPEIGHT k CO, MALTSTEES & BEEWEBS CITiY BREWERY, /.: 0 U N E D I N. Keporfc of (lie Melbourne .Turors , MESSRS SPEIGHT-'ami Co. also took Fiißt amk'Seooml Prizes for their at the Melbourne) Exliibi-Ji?4ifisoL-Vi(!e Jurors' Report, 120 Barrels of Boor were submilted quite iudb-cjimiiiiitoiy from all parts of tho world ami had to-bo tes'cd against one auotr.or at one and the samo time. Your J nnns havo had 11 meeting, extendini{ our a. jjerird ot one month, fro'ii 20th November to 20th DtCfinlicr, and have doliliorated on an avorago of thi'co hours each sitting, so that ainuk time a-;d euro was duly t'iken to form a rorrcut and acooptablu judgment . ■ ... W. Joilwsox, Chairman of Jurow, 'OUUISTOHUBCU (N.Z.) INTERNA- ' TIONAL EXHIBITION, 18EJ2. The Jurors , Kepott on Iho Ales arc: J. SPEloilT and Co.'s Export Tale Ales— Ifiret-cliifs Me, and stands out prominently m a Very Su|ieri.i' Alo Ccrtificaio of Gold Medal. J Si'EiGiir a.d Co.'s Strong Aloa—Good sound Strong Alo of considerable merit, Corliflfißte of i#old Medal. The Jurors further Report.

Mcfsra Speieh and Co's Ales coino to the front, and deserve high commendation, and would'.attract, attention in any competition among lhat class of Ales. Signed by tho Jurors) J, Paukek, W. Hockley, 0. KoiiSUTSON, E. i>. HaIHjEY. OTAGO A;-AND P. ASSOCIATION'S SHOW, 18S8. The following awards have been made by the JuJffCs (Messrs J, K. Simpson, T. Austin and G. Blyth) in tho Ale and portar classes: llkavy ALKS.--J. b'peight and Co., Ist and 2nd. Medium Ales.— J. Sgeight and Co,, Ist and 2nd. Medium .Alss.— J. Speight and &>., hi/hly commended, Light Albs,— J. Speight and Co,, Ist and 2nd. .'-..■ Porter.— J. Speight and Co,, Ist. GLASGOW EXHIBITION, 18SS. A Cask of Ale shown was pronounced by competent experts to be equal to Burton Pale Ale*. ... . -Vide Evening Star, 14thNov. Speight's Beer is on sale at all the Free Houses at the Thames.

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