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Thames Advertiser, Volume XXI, Issue 6338, 11 June 1889, Page 3

OF OF ME J. MARSHALL'S STOCK. ffIMINSI MSIUS I Will be offcrud in Every Department THIS WEEK, in order to make room for FINAL SHIPMENTS OF JUST COMING TO HAND ' ——(o)— — ladies' aud Childrena' TRIMMED WINTER MILLINERY will be offered at Half-Price during This Week, LADIES'ULSTERS ... ... ... ... All New Goods at Greatly Reduced Prices CHILDRENS' ULSTERS ... ... .. All New Goods at Greatly Reduced Prices LADIES'JACKETS ... .. ... .. All New Goods at Gieatly Reduced Prices LADIES'MANTLES .. ... ... ••• All New Goods at Greatly Reduced Prices New Dress Materials this Season at Greatly Reduced Prices. FLANNELS. BLANKETS. SHEETINGS, CALICO, DAMASKS-** all other FURNISHING GOODS at Greatly Beduced Prices during This Week ' CLOTHING DEPAETMENT, Everything in this Department will be offered at' Greatly Reduced Priced during This Week. " — .. SPECIAL NOTICE. Everv Customer purchasing £1 worth of Goods during this week will be presented with a " LITTLE GEM" 1 WOOL WINDER. ALBERT-STREET &RAHAMSTOWN, And corner of Pollen and Mary Streets.

JUS. SPEIGHT & CO., MALTSTEHS & BREW EES CITY HIIEWE KY, i) U N E .1) I N. lieport of the Molbcutne Jurors; MESSRS SPEIGHT and Co. aleo took First and Seoond Prizes for their STRONG ALES at the Melbourne Exhibition, 1881—Vide Jurors' Report. 120 Barrels of Bear were submitted quite indiscriminately from all parts of the world, and had to be tested against one another at one and the same time, Your Jurors have had 11 meeting, extend* ing o\er a period of one month, from 20th November to 20th Deoeiuber, aud have deliberated on an average of three hours enuh sitting, so that ample time and care was duly taken to form a correct and acceptable judgment W. Johnson, Chairman of Jurors, 'CHRISTCHURCH (N.Z.) INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, 1882. The Jurora' Repott. on tho Ales are: J. Speight aud Co.'s Export Pale Ales-First-class Ale, anil stands out prominently as a Vory Superior Ale, Certificate of Gold Medal. .1 Speight and Co.'s Strong Ales—Good sound Strong Ale of considerable meriti Certificate of Gold Medal, The Jurors further Report. , Messrs Speigh and Co.'s Alos come to tho front, and aeserve high commendation, and would attract attention in any competition , among that class of Ales; Signed by,the Jurors) J, Parker, W. Hockley, j,C, HuBEIITSON, Ei S. HABLEY, 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 aud porter classes: I Heavy ALES.-J. Speight aud Co,, Ist and 2nd, Meuiom Ales.—J, Speight and Co,, Ist and 2nd, Medium Ales.—J. Speight and Co., highly commended, Light Ales,—J. Speight and Co., Ist and y 2nd, Poii't'EK. —J. Speight aud Co,, Ist. GLASGOW EXHIBITION, 1888. A Cask of Ale shown was pronounced by competent experts to bo equal to Burton „ Pale Ales, —Yide Eveuiug Star, 14th Nov, Speight's Beer is oil sale at all the . Fren Houses at tho Thames. L gflELHOsij Sole Agent THAWiSS POTICX,