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Observer, Volume 9, Issue 532, 2 March 1889, Page 20

4~i OVERNMENT HOUSE ' RESERVE, 8-tj-PAIN'S GRAND FIREWORKS SECOND SEASON. TO-NIGHT ! TONIGHT ! PAIN'S\ /FIBEWOKKS PAIN' S \ /FI REWORKS PAIN'S FIREWORKS PAIN'S FIREWORKS PAIN'S TO-NIGHT ! FIREWORKS PAIN'S J FIREWORKS PAIN'S | FIREWORKS PAIN'S TO-NIGHT ! FIREWORKS PAIN'S FIREWORKS PAIN'S FIREWORKS PAIN'S, \ FIREWORKS PAIN'S FIREWORKS NOVEL AND BRILLIANT PROGRAMME ! BEAUTIFUL ILLUMINATIONS ! PROMENADE CONCERT ! DAZZLING DEVICES ! IMMENSE SET PIECES ! BRILLIANT EFFECTS ! TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! GRAND DISPLAY ! POPULAR PRICES POPULAR PRICES ! Admission : One shilling ; Clnldreu, Sixpence. To avoid crush at the ga.tes, purchase tickets iv town at Partridge's Pipe Hospital; Mr Finch, Stationer ; Mr Harris, Tobacconist ; Mr Wildmau, Mr Hatswell, Grocer ; and of our agent, Mr W. H. Hazard, (jimsniith. FRANK ILLINGWORTH, Manager, or i'ull particulars watch flic papers.

—Mr F. Maier, the well-kuown chronometer, watch and clock maker and jeweller, of 166 Queen-street, has a business announcement in our advertising columns. Mr Maier's long connection with the trade and his clever workmanship are a eruarantee that all work turned out at his establishment is of a satisfactory kind. — Messsrs Brown, Campbell and Co., of the Domain brewery, have, since they took a first prize at the Melbourne Centennial, experienced an enormously increased demand for their ' pure beer.' This beer is as clear as sherry, and goes as cleanly off the palate. It is splendid tipple this hot weather, being light, wholesome and refreshing. The bottled ale put up by the same firm is delicious, and more drinkable than inferior brands of elmmp&gT.a. besides being very much cheaper.

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