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Waikato Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 2619, 25 April 1889, Page 2

Special Advertisements. OTI c E • I wish to thank my customers for their support towards me for the last three vcars, and to inform them that I have REMOVED into NEW PREMISES, adjoining Tut Waikato li.mks Buildings, where I iuteuil to still continue to dispose of MEAT OF THE VERY BEST QUALITY at priccs as low as it is possible to sell at.—Respectfully yours, J. BUTTLEY, lintcher, Victoriast., Hamilton. April 10th. ISB9BL ANK. KT S BL A NKETS, BLANKETS ! To whom it may concern. We are now offering 200 pairs Blankets, slightly soiled, very much under regular prices. Orders by po:>t promptly attended to. J. GILMOUR & CO.. FAMILY Unii'iiii.;, Hosiers, &C., RARNKLL, AUCKLAND. Waikato Agent: R. T. Gilmour, Hamilton. ALEX~ AITKE N, AUOTIONEEE, HAS REMOVED to his NEW AUCTION MART, at the junction of Queen, Grey and Wakefield-streets, which is one of the best and most central positions in the city for the sale of

POULTRY, FRUIT, DAIRY AND OTHER PRODUCE. Special accommodation for staging the above for sale to best advantage. SALES ARE HELD EACH WEEK, WHEN GOODS FROM 250 TO 300 VENDORS ARE DISPOSED OF. EVERY CARE TAKEN of CONSIGNMENTS AM) Account Sales Promptly Rendered. ALE X. AT TKE N , AUCTIONEER. JQOMAIN ! PURE BEER! FIRST PRIZE AND FIRST ON SPECIAL MENTION LIST, MELBOURNE CENTENNIAL INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, 18SS. CERTIFICATE OF AWARD. SYDNEY INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, 1379. IiXI'KiXT I'KOH MkUBODKNK AKG OH : — AWARDS. RUNNING ALES. FIRST. Knows, Gami-kkll & Co., Auckland R. i\. Moutgomerie, Melbourne Kyuetun Brewery, Kyueton L. Loan, Victoria G. Nicholls, Tasmania. SPECIAL MENTION. 1. Brown, C'aim'Uicli, & Co. 2. 0. Nicholls 3. L. Loan 4. R. K, Montgomery & Co. 5. Kyneton Brewery. The Jury state in their Report "Ititivery satisfactory to be able to note in this connection tluit there was a remarkable concensus of opinion as to the merits of the exhibits, often amounting to unanimity, and this even when the members were blinded, which was frequently done. Many of the ales of all kinds were very fine, and those which were 'off' were such as were very unlikely to have taken a place in any case ; in fact, the survival cf tho fittest baa been effected by natural selection." JgROWN, QAMPBELL & QO., fROfAIZJORS.