Our report of the presentation to Mr S. fteuixclersin yesterday’s issue makes it appear that the plate was purchased out of the Club’s funds, and given by the the members or the Club ; whereas it was in ; truth presented by the members of the Committee only, and was paid for by them, the funds of the Club not being touched! ; ; . ■ The Bacon Curing Factory j ust established by Messrs i Tor ton in Moore street, on the premises of the late Chicory Works, promises to be a very remunerative one to. tbe proprietors owing to excellent management; In looking over the premises . to-day we were surprised at the large quantity of. pork now being cured. Qhe interior of the factory has been renovated, and the floor asphalted, making .it extremely cool and favorable for' bscpn s onringi in : all U its .'.stages. On ther/,. floor - were a large quantity of sides,, and hanging round -the building wer* I .quantities of flitches and tenjpiing looking hams smoked and dried and ready for tbe market. The smoke-house, which Is a large one, is well adapted for the purpose, although it was built originally as a-kiln for the chicory roasting process. Mr. W. Turton, the manager of the factory; states that he is prepared to receive hams and bacon for curing, from any person wishing it, and owing to the handy conveniences at the factory, we cannot denbt that it will be found more satisfactory toiarmers to their bacon cured by • professional curer than get it wasted by th* ordinary amateur’s way, which destroys such quantities before maturing. As a Iqosl industry, tbe factory is well worthy of support. READ IT ALL. IT MAY SAVE YOUR LIFE.—Mdp Bitters are the purest and best medicine ever made. They are compounded from bopSj buchu, mandrake, and dandelion. “ The ; oldest, best, most renowned, and valuable mediOBe, in' tbe world, and in addition - contain all the best and most effective curative properties ef all other'bitters; being the greatest liver wpdnterj blood purifier, and life and health ""'Sltoiing' Sgent on earth.” They give new life tad .Vigor to the aged and infirm. “To clergyT,; iaWyere, literary men, laborers, ladies, and , t employments cause •ofthe Mood, stomach, bowels; or tp reqnire anappctirer, tonic, and these Bitter are invaluable, ‘ tonic, *ttUd stimulating, Ft “No matter what your ore; or whdt the disease a.***, 'use Hop Bitters. Don’t wait if'you Ottly’feel bad or ijM the Bitters at once. It may save have been saved by doing 'it trifling- cost.” Ask your druggist or - f*> Do not suffer'yourself or let your * ' * ~\“use and' urge them to use Hop "Bitters is erjKd|ankeit 1 nostrum. but the' made; and no ■llibidd' be. without it” Hop rttidL, -.Melbourne, • Aus-..JfiMc-IR&A., -Toronto, i: ■: -1 1 *•
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume IV, Issue 963, 7 June 1883, Page 3
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458Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Ashburton Guardian, Volume IV, Issue 963, 7 June 1883, Page 3
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