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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3179, 6 September 1881, Page 4

Price and Innes HAWKE'S BAY HOUSE, [[Established 1863.] PRICE & INNES AK_ MAKING STILL FURTHER IvEDOJTIONS FOR THE !2! o H P LAST WEEK EUT ONE M < OF THEIR STOCK-TAKING SALE -ORICE & TONES' HAVE OPINED TO-DAY ONE SAMPLE CASE OF TTNTRIMMED HATS, IN THE NEW SPRING HAPES, fob Ladies & Childeen. also—: ONE CASE NEW 1%/TILLI_nERY nnRIMMINGS, INSPECTION INVITED. PRICE AND INNES, OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE, Napiee. Kinross & Co M'EWAN'S CELEBRATED XNDIA T> AL E A LB, "GLOBE" BRAND^ Melbourne, January S, 1880. I have examined sample of M'Ewan's Edinburgh India. Pale Alb submitted to me, aud, as a sample ot what can be done by a good, honest brewer, it is perfect. No foreign cheap bitier, such as Quassia—no Poisonous Drug, such as Stryehuine, Picric, Acid or Cocculus Indicus. Nothing but the Products of Pure Malt and Hors, brewed and fermented in a cool atmosphere, and bottled with care. Admirers of first-c!as3 British Beer may use this brand as at present offered for sale without disappointment. As a pure wholesome Bottled Ale it may be Strongly recommended. WM. JOHNSON, Analytical Chemist to the Government ol Victoria. Chemical Laboratory, School of Arts, Sydnky, May 13.1880. I have examined the Sample oi M ; Ewin's Bottled Alb submitted to me, and find that it contains - Alcohol by weight, 640 per cent; or by volutno, 6 - 55 per cent. Extractive matter, 306 per cent.; Acid matter, 0"17 per cent. I have also examined the Ale for such deleterious ingredients as are sometimes added to Beer, and have found no indication of their presence. The three first conditions laid down by the Committee for Wines and Beers for the late International Exhibition, as those to which especial prominence would he given, were—lst, Low alcoholic percentage: 2nd, Freedom from acidity; 3rd Absence of fusel oil; and all these are fulfilled in this sample. I remain, yours truly, (Signed) W. A. DIXON. S., F.I*C A shipment of the above, which has been awarded the First Order of Merit at the Melbourne Exhibition, has been received by MESSRS KINROSS & CO. WOOL SEASON, 1880-1881. The Undersigned are "OUTERS OF TITOOL, fJIALLOVV, &c, c. They also make LIBERAL ADVANCES on ' Consignments to their correspondents in London and New York. ADVANCES are also made on Shipments to their Melbourne Correspondents FOR SALE at GOLD?BOROUGH &■ CO.. AUCTIONS, at tho lowest current rates of Freight and Insurance. In the event of the Melbourne market not answering, expectation, shippers can have their Wool forwarded to London for sale, KINROSS & CO. __f ft^-k^^fi^J'.^V*' v f^Jil Wm /___> )t * _li_& JUST RECEIVED, FROM SOUTH AUSTRALIA— 6 OF A. AND J. DOBBIE'S PATENT SEED SOWERS, FOR SOWING WHEAT. BARLEY, OATS, GRASS SEED, &c, Can be affixed to any Waggon, Dray, or Spring Cart. This Sower will sow 100 acres per day without manual labor. The work is superior to handsowing, besides effecting a great saving of grain. The hardest and most difficult work on a farm is by this implement made easy and pleasant, for, a farmer oin sit in his cart and sow ten acres perhour. KINROSS & CO., Agents for Hawko's Bay. Wardrop & Co. JOEL'S SPARKLING -p|UNEDIN ALES SOLE AGENTS, HAWKE'S BAY, WARDROP AND CO •