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Thames Advertiser, Volume XXI, Issue 6365, 29 March 1889, Page 4

JAB; SPEIGHT & CO, MALTSTB£S & BREWERS ' CITiY Bit EWE BY, JL) ' U N E DIN. Report of the Melbourno Jurors; MESSRS SPEIGHT and Co. also took First and. Seoond VvPrizea for their STRONG ALES at tho Alelbourno Exhibition, 1881—Vide Jurors' Report, 120 Barrels of Beer were submitted quite indiscriminately from the world, and had to be tested agiriust one another at one and the same time, f Your Jurors have had 11 meeting, extending o\er a period of. one mouth, from 20th November to 20th December, and have deliberated on an average of three hours oach sitting, so that ampin time and care was duly taken to form a correct and accoptablo judgment: W. Johnson, Chairman of Jurors,

•OHR'ISTOHURCH (N.Z.) INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, 1882. The Jurors' Ilepott on the Ales arc: J. Speight and Co.'s Export Palo Ales— First-class Ale, and stands out prominently as a Very Supericr Alo, Certificate of Cold Medal. J Speight acd Co.'s Strong Ales—Good sound Strong Alo of considerable merit, Certificate of Gold Medal. Tho Jurors further Report. Messrs Speigh and CVs Ales como to tho front, and ueservo high commendation, and would attract attention in any competition among that class of Ales. Signed by tho Jurors) J. Paiiker, W. Hockley, O. Robertson, E. S. Harlky, OTAGO A: AND P; ASSOCIATION'S SHOW, 1888.

The following awards have been made by the Judges (Messrs J. K. Simpson, T, Austin and G.' Blyth) in the Ale and porter classes: Heavy Ale^,—J. Speight and Co., Ist and 2nd. Medium Alks,--J, Sgeight and Co,, Ist and 2nd, Medium Alks.—J. Speight and Co., hijhly commended. Light Ales.—J. Speight and Co,, Ist and 2nd. , Porter.—J. Speight and. Co,, Ist. GLASGOW EXHIBITION, 1888. A jCask of Ale shown was pronounced by compotent experts to bo' equal to Burton Palo Ales. -Vide Eveniug Star, 14th Nov. Speight's Beer is on sale at all the Free Houses at the Thames. L.MELHOSE,SoIe Agent THAMES DISTRICT.

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