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Star (Christchurch), Issue 164, 20 November 1868, Page 1

TRIUMPH EXTRAORDINARY !1 ! mHE PUBLICATION OF THE SOUTHERN PROVINCES ALMANACK Was delayed in order to publish the unprecedented Success of WARD & CO.'S ALE EXHIBITS, So confidently did they anticipate gaining the Gold and Silver Medals at the late AGRICULTURAL SHOW !! ! VIDE EVENING MAIL. 1693 WARD & CO. CANTERBURY AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION, 1868. FIRST AND SECOND PRIZE MEDALS Awarded to WARD & CO., FOR THE EXCELLENCE OF THEIR j ALES. THE Lyttelton Times in its report, speaking of the unprecedented success of Ward and Co.'s manufacture, remarks : — "There was a closeness of competition highly creditable to the province. All our Christchurch brewers competed, but the productions of Ward and Co. were so superior, that they beat all others out of the field* &c."— -See Lyttelton Time*, Nov. 11, 1868. WARD & CO.'S MILD ALE, At £5 per hogshead, is much esteemed by the trade. WARD & CO.'S EAST INDIA PALE ALE Is universally admired, and challenges competition with any Imported brands for excellence of flavour, lightness and brilliancy. Brewed to take the place of English. CANTERBURY BREWERY. 1634 A. MOORE & CO.'S AL E , Has been awarded the MEDAL Of the Canterbury Agricultural and Pastora! Association, 1867. SILVER JUG Of the Northern Agricultural and Pastord Association, 1867. MEDAL Of the Intercolonial Exhibition — Victoria 1866-7. A. MOORE & CO., P H CE N I X BREWERY, ARE always prepared to supply their celebrated ALES in any quantities to suit the convenience of their numerous customers The superior appliances used in the manufacture, and the ample cellarage for preserving the stock, obviate the necessity for requesting their friends to anticipate their wants, as the usual monthly orders can be executed throughout the whole year. THE VICTORIAN PRIZE MEDAL Was awarded to A, MOORE & CO., FOR THEIR XXX ALE, Sent to COMPETE WITH ENGLISH ALE. Cls9* TO LET, a Comfortable three-roomed COTTAGE, situate about three minutes' walk south of [Cathedral Square, suitable for a married couple without family. A.Z., office of thia paper. 1708