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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XII, Issue 727, 11 February 1904, Page 21

Telegraphic Address': Telephone No. ’-t55. “ Upper Symond Street.” DANIEL ARKELL, Gladstone Brewery, NEWTON BOAD and « A "VEk GLADSTONE STREET, Atl’lLLAlW. Gal. XXXX Strong old Ale ... 2/VK Bitter Ale ... ... • ... 1/9 XXX Mild Ale 1/6 Extra Stout (Specially suited for Invalids) 1/9 Doz. Draught Ale and Stout, in bottles, Quarts 5/6 » ” ” ” Pints T Dunedin Ale and Stout, Quarts ... ... 9/- „ „ „ Pints . ... 4/6 Arkell’s own brew, Ale and Stout, Quarts 8/- „ » » » Pints 4 /- Crushed Malt, 7/- per bushel. Pure Island Lime Juice, 6/6 per doz. Nelson Hops, packed in 11b. ana g-lb. packets, at IVT fvrlr alt Prices* All Casks charged far until returned—® gallon easks 3/6, 8 gallons i/-, 5 gallons 6/-, 10 gallons 7/6, and 18 gallons 9/- each. 1 jWIACLfy, \\ {• RATE MT ' < b (g M ri TO HORSE-OWNERS. TRY~ JOHN MACLEAN’S PATENT HORSE-COVERS. This Cover is made of Canvas, fastened with Straps and Buckles over the breast of the animal, and having two traces or straps underneath attached to one end of the Cover, each extending between the hind legs of the animal diagonally towards the corner of the cover interlaced, and moving centrally in a loop or keeper under the animal, and going towards its shoulders through apertures to be fastened to buckles on top. There is nothing to cause abrasions, nor can the Cover be displaced, the give and take being only about five inches. JOHJ4 MACLEAN, WICKSTEED PLACE, WANGANUI.

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