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JANUARY 1988
Victorian Beer Label Collectors' Society
NEWSLETTER
VOLUME 17 No.1
The International Society of Label Co/lectors-Australian Brewery Research /
Cooper-s Label fr-om 1906
See inside : Book RevieuJs.
VICTORIAN BEER LABEL COLLECTORS' SOCIETY PATRONS: AUSTRALIAN fiREWERIES
11RFSJ I •f.\"( : L Godden. 1379 North Rd., C l:1 yton. ) 16o. (03 ) S~-1-1 37-l
I '. J>RI:'S!DF..\T: J. Hepworth, 5 Willow Crcs., Campbellt own, 5U7-4 . (OR) 33'1-5(J9 1 G. Crompton, II Dublin ,\ ve., Str:tthmore, )0-~ I. (0?.) 319-•1?.75 A. Freer, 28 Allnut P<lc., Chcltc..:nh ~l m, 3 192. (03 ) 584-1 353
S£CRf.T.JRL IRE.-ISUR£R: EDITOR : J. Wilks, 65 Ti verton Dr. , Mulgrave, 3 170. (0;3) 56 1-4~2 1 RAFFLE CO-ORDINATOR : G. Crompton
To enable smoot her operation of our Society, would membe rs plc:1se co-opcrJtc JS follows:
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Forw:trd :til monies to the Tre:tsurcr, except for r:liTic~. Forw:trd :ti l contributions l'or the Newslet ter to th~ Edi tur r\11 ge neral Soci~t~ bus iness, requests ror label~ from tile Socie ty St<>-.:ks, CLllll l ibut iull:. ; ll ld
raffle ticket requests to the Secretary. New members and changes of address to the Treasurer. PlcJse forward :111 S.A.E. with all correspondence that requires a reply.
1\tEt\lllERSllJP FEES
JOINING FEE: $1.00 Australian. riS.\V ,·H. SD'BSCRIPT!O:\': $1 0.00 Australian, due and payable on Jul y 1st, plus any levies that
may be called. PRO-RATA FEES : After October 31 st, $7.00 Australian.
After February 28th, $4.00 Australian. Overseas members requiring the Newsletter by Air-mail, please add A$7.00 extra to cover postJgc. U .S., N.Z ., U.K ., and Canadian currencies accepted.
This Journal is copyrigh~. None o ( th~ con~nt, of th~ '"Victoria.n Beer Label Ccllec tor3' ~iety N~wsletter" is to be re!Jroduced or usea 1n any manner without the prip r permission in wribn~ of the Editor and the Secretary
of tile Soc::ety .
V.B.L.C.S. T:11:! /nt:::nuuionaf Socie!y oj Lal:ei Collector:; - .-lzmralian Brewery R<!st!arch
FROM THE EDITOR
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Firstly, I would like to congratulate Keith Deu t sher on his twt. articles thst appear 1 n this month's Newslett e r. Al sn 1 t hanh 1.1:• · member s who hav e sen t me ma t e r :i a 1 t. h a t w 1 1 J l1 t:: u ~' c: d J ' ' ) ;., 1 • •
newsletters . All mat e r 1al is c:on s idered f o r use, and 1 f 1t does ll ·•i
appe ar qui c kly, b e assured t hat it has n ot b een discard ed . bu t w:i l J ! •>=
use d p oss ibly i n a ti e-up with o th e r ntal e t· i al re•: eived fl ·• III o t tt• 1
nwmbers. On the min i -bre wery fr cmt.,l h~vE- rece:ivecl infc• rmali r.rn <.d ·ullt <• min i-brewery set u p i n the St . Ives Ht\l e l in Ho b ar t, t n b r; l~ nr't\Ji t Cl ~ I I"· 8atLt<ry Poi nt LH' tj wer y , t hi s inforJuali'-' " ! ltave glea11ed ftulll an .t; N(lJ .l. ;1
publ lcati on i CO lli e on Y OlJ Tasm a niHn · me mbe r s, h oVI about ~iv:ing yrtlll r I · ,, Lhe deta i l::: !! ! lJ' Lh"' I o ms kno w a b o ut .it, s ur e ly you mu s t. .
The Soc i e ty l oo ks forward t o a bu mper year in labels, alrea dy 18 tl'/ It a ~ · been r e markabl e in the g uali ly a nd variety . The Mar c h N ew s lelL~r w1 ll con tain some very inLeresting example s . A lot are se lf - adl1es j vt: types, whi c h are popular witl1 the mi c ro - ~reweries as t hey do no t hav ~ to i nv est in an expensive labeling ma c h ine.
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I n t h e l as t H e w s 1 e t t e l.' , ( N o v e m b k r 1987) I i ncluded a par from the Melbourne Age newspaper , about a nud e beer, where the label could be scratc hed to r e veal ???? Hemeber Peter Heffernan has sent a photo - copy of a label from a bottle of beer he purchased from Grace Bros. i n Sydney in 1986 , the label r eads : NUDE BEER ONE IN A SERIES EASTERN BREWlNG CO HAMMONTON N.J. 08037 .
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December Meeting Notes
We had expected to be able to hold this meeting in the new bistro section, but as the alterations are extensive , this section was n ot ready fo r occupation . In addition , the saloon bar was closed due to rebuilding i n that section. Fortunately the first flo o r bar area was • u~ ailab l e tu u s a nd we had p lenty of room . /
u ur last meeting for the year· was well attended and we were pleased t o w~Lcome n e w member Allan Richards, Ueelong member Wayne Richardson, visitor Bob Hiles, and member Dave Kruger brought his wife Kathy, for t h e f i. r st t ime to jo in Phyl Uodden and Ingrid Barker .
The Issue of ~ umpla int s ( Newsletter). :-iet:reta ry has N~wsl r~ tter in
a large r quantity of labels except f ro m thos e who had to
Due to generous donati ons pledged t o find a t least 40 future.
had count
from labels
gone smoothly with no and allot them to the
the breweries, the for each issue of the
W.:1 had again received letters from overseas see king exc hange par tner s a nd t hese wer e a ll p l aced .
On t he mi n i-bre we ry f ron t , Danny O' Neil brough t a range of l abels fr o m the Geelong Brewing Company , and Jac k Wilks handed over labels from Sc ha r e rs Brewery, the Kiewa Bre wing Company and the Sovereign Bre wery. The p o lic y of having t he above two me mbers as the only c lub contact with those brewerie s has proved s uc c essful and we hope this r est raint by members will continue .
Keit h Deutsher has just returned from a holid ay in Tonga where a new brewery has just opened. Keith was invited to the opening, but unfortunately had t o return before this event . However , Keith was able to obtain the labels from the Royal Be e r Company and in enough quantity for al l me mb e rs . These will b e distributed with the Ha r c h Newsletter.
Kerry Walt on sent along a coaster s howing a label des ign to be issued s hort ly by t he Colonial Brewing Co. Members thought the design most attrac tive .
AHICI DELLA BIRRA has proposed a mutu al exc hange of mag a zine s and thi s wil l be don e. A file o f their magazin e s will b e made avai lable at eac h meeting for perusal by me mbers.
This meeting seemed noisier and mo re convivial than previous, pobab l y becaus e we were comp e ting with the noise of the builders and the quantity of beer con sumed . ( editors note : mo re and more members are wait ing at t he doors of the pub at n oon a nd get a flying s tart at the good range of b eers on tap . )
'I'l l<:: n 1f fle was dr a wn a nd the w~nners were: 1. B 9 Gr een J.Cas e y Vi c . 2 . E 45 Pink R. Hi les Vi c. 3. B 13 Gr e en R.Hac kie Vi c . 4 . B 10 Green R. Hac k i e Vi c .
There we r e many in ters t ate par ti c ipa nt s but this time they we r e unlu c ky as the Vies scoop ed t he pool.
Th e auction of the s e cond ser~ es of the Keith Wittenbac h c ol l ection s ~hen took place and then t he meeting was g ive n ov e r t o e x c hang i ng i~G3Ls and general conve rsat i on.
THE KE ITH Wl TT .l!: NbACH COJ.LE('J' J O t~ S. We are near in g the en d o ~· llH:: s t:: L' t) 1 J t: v 1 l o n ~
t he APRIL meeting are . No.1 Swan Grewery-c on t a in s 2 8 6 ] abe 1 s a Jill 4 4 p h o t •) s t ~1 l s No.2 DARWIN -co 11 t. a j n s 1 9 1 ~ ... ! · "::: ~ . . ,_ . . . 1 ~ · I • , . ,
S t u a r l. l a 1, ~] s . 1 • ~ I' ~. i : · 1 · 1; 1 • L · • ~- \ ; •. No .3 PAPUA & HEW GUlNHAcontain s BU l abel s . No. 4 OLD BALLARAT VlLLAGE contai n s 13 labeJs and Aus t r alian labels.
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S i m i 1 a r c o n d i U on s a r 1 d d e L H j J s a p !-' ]:-.- 1 1 1
p r evious Ne ws l e tt e r s . r It e s .=- r: ' • J I ~ .- t J •:. n s a s ] 1 • ; • •
LABEL OF THE YEAR AWA RD. The numbe r of membe r ~ gi \· irrg thei.l' ~=:r _ ,_lr.Ln g
i mprovemen t ove r pr ev i o us years and r ef J ec Ls beer labe l des igll .
L ! I .L :"• y t: & l'
tt1e growing ,, v :-:. ~ .
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Again, the con t e s t was cl os e, bu t i n Section A - major br e wer i e s - t h e Cascade Prem i um Lager la b e .l was n a r l' owly vot e ci a s lh e top l ab eJ , 1" il i l sl in Section 13 - mini & pub b r e we ri es - t h e Am e-1: ica · s Cup Al e label f r l)l!l the Ancho r Brewing Company was voted as best. Cong ra t ula t i on s to tht: winners and also t o t hose b r e wer i es whose de s ign s pr e ssed th £:- win ne r s so close .
BRlWEO AI1D 6UT1LEO UYTASMANIAN SA!WfRilf 345ml 1st COlliNS SlR[[ 1
~OB~RT 7000 AUSTRAL \II
WINNING LABEL
SECTI ON A
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WINNING LABEL
SECTIO N B
LABEL S ISSUED WITH THIS NEWSLETTER , Carb1ne Stout , Bond Brewing . . . . . . . · .. . .. . . . . . .... .. .. ..... .... . 7 50 mL Cascade Lager , cash back bottle . . . . ... . ... .. ... . .. ........ . ... 750 mL Swan Specia l Light, new shape . . . . . . . . . . . . .... . ...... ....... . .. 345 mL Swan Gold Lager, new shape . . . . . . . . . . ....... . ....... . ....... . .. 345 mL Emu Bitter Beer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... .. ... . . . . . . . 345 & 750 mL Southwark Premium, six state refu nd . ... . . . .. . ..... . . ....... 1 p t 8 fl oz Coopers DB, 4 cen t refund . . . . . . . . . . ........... . ... .. .. .. 375 & 7 5 0 mL Fos ter s Lager , Michigan lOc.deposit .................... . . . .... 12 fl oz f u~ Le r s Lager, Oklaho ma . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... . . ..... . ... .. ..... . . 12 fl ~z F· Js ter·s Lage r, CA r e d e mpt io n value . ........ ... ... . .... .. . . ..... 1 2 fl oz Fu s tet·s Lager, new whit e b o rder . . . . ...... . .. . ......... . . 375 & 750 mL Carlton .C rown Lager, Beer/B iere . . . . . . ... . . .. .. . . .... . . . ....... 375 mL Gn inness Export Stout, 4 cent refund . ............ .. ....... 375 & 750 mL Tooheys 2. 2 Lite Lager Beer . . . . . . . . ............. . .. . ......... . 345 mL Tigers Head Imperial Stout & neck ... . .... . .... ......... .. .... 375 mL Tigers Head Bengal Blaster & neck . . .......... . .. . ...... . .. . ... 3 75 mL Tiger s Head India Pa l e Ale & ne c k . . .............. . .. . .... ..... 375 mL An r.: hor Fremantle Steam Beer & ne c k .... . .................. . ..... . 37 5 mL Too he ys Draught & 2.2 Lit e . .. .... ...... ... ..... .. . neck labels !3 •.·ag s Export Stout, re-i ssu ·o- . . . . . ...... ....... . .. .. 3 75 & 7tSU mL 8 0ags XXX Ale, re - i ss u e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .... 3 7 5 mL Boags Lager, re - issue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... 13 fl oz Boags Lager, r e-issue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. · .... 7 50 mL Too heys Expo rt Pilsener, re-issue. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... 740 mL Hillers Hi - Lo Lager, re-issue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... .. . 750 mL Tooheys Draught , re-issue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... 370 mL Guinness Expo rt Stout. re-issue .. . .. .. . .. .. . . .. . . .. .. . ...... 185 mL Swan Specia l Light fo r Middle Eas t. re-issu e .. . .... ............. 375 mL Wes t End Export XXX Bitter re-issue .......................... . 13 fl oz Car lton Draught, re - issue . . . . . . . . . . ... . ......... .. ..... . .. . ... 375 mL Carlton Light, re-issue . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . ... . ..... . . .. . . .... .. 375 mL Fosters Export Crown Lage r , re-issue .. . ....... . ........... . no contents Boags Gold label Lager, re - issue . . . ............ . ..... . . . 370 & 375 mL Boags Light, re-issue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ....... . .......... .. ... 750 mL Ca irns Draught, re-issue . . . . . . . . . . . .. .... . .... .......... 370 & 74 0 mL Original Gold Top Pale Ale, re-issue . . ..... . .. .. . . .. . .. ........ . 7 4 0 mL
LABEL DONATI ONS -- - - BREWERIES. Carlton & Uni ted Brewe ries ( Melbou r n e) L td. Bo nd Brew ing NSW Bond Brewing QLD. Bond Brewing W.A. South Australian Br e wing Co. Cooper & Sons Ltd. The Specia l Beer Company. Tasmanian Breweries P ty Ltd. Carlton & United Breweries ( NQ) Ltd Donat ions fro m members,---- Keith Deutsher
NEXT ME ETI NG -will be hela at t he Royal Hotel, 75 Flemington Road, Nort h Me lbourn e, at 1 .00 p.m . on Sunday 14t h February 1988 , r e me mber , the bar o p ens at 12 noon, so come for a r ef resher b e fore t h e meeting. Remember also tha t t he :) t·d l o t of t he Keith Wi ttenbach col l ections will be aucti oned at :. i1!.:: ~~~eting.
MEETING CALENDAR FOR 1 988 Sunday 14th February, Sunday 12th J une , Sunday 9th October,
NE W MEMBERS
Sunday l Oth Apr i l Sund ay 14th August Sunday 11 th December
lh~ committee welco me s the following new members to the VBLCS: ~ ember no.4 11 Alan Ric hards, 154 Nicho lson St. East Bru nswick 3057 M ~ nd::ler no . 41 2 Pete r T ho mp son P.O.Box 595 Croydon 3 136 H~mbe~ no.413 Brian Griff in, P.O . Box 595 Croydon 3136
Book Reviews
The Ambe~· Nectar·
R~viet~.!ed by K.~th ~utsiv.:::r·
JolltJ good Ale dt ld (•ld
ReuieL1Jed b y Jack ~ilks
A C e l e br a1.~ o n :·f 8Pf~ r ~-, nd l '.r •" \-.' Jtt!-:' in Au s tr a l i a . by Keith Dun stat t .
T h e " A Ill be r N e c t a r · i s t h •-:- :-.; t -:.11: :'' of b e er i n Au st ra lja _ C e r t a in 1 y , t h e r f.: 1 s e rn p 11 as i s •:m the hi s tory of C . Ll . B . 1-1 h i c:-· 11 i ~ i n i t s o wn r i g h t , a f as c j_ n a t i r 1 g a lJ d abso rbin g s t o r y . but i mpo r ta ntl y, ther e is a v e ry wel come i n sight and r e view o f t h e snc ial hj s t o ry of the beer making and b ee r drinking tradi t i ons in Au s tral ia .
AMBER NECTAR
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T h i s i s a G o lou r f u 1 1:1 11 d e 11 1 e r t :c• j n i n b' !" i I 1 1' :· • . f 1 1 l 1 o f r - • 1 , . , l e m c', r a r y ' .
res e a r c 11 e d m a l -::- 1· 1 s 1 , p r e ;:-;; e 11 L c; u i 11 h J ~ t= t-· · 1 J o ~~ J 11 g 11 , 1 v l - J J u r m w 1 . • c ap t iva tes th e 1· e ade r , ~:~nd c ll CIJLi l a~e s h J111 Lc' r e a d o n . Wi t h a musing a t tf.'cdutf' ~ r.w d .l i:l r ,l?.e r L lla 1t l1fe c- IJa Ja e t.er:-· . t-. ~- ~111 [IUJt: : : ;. ' d e st:: l·i u e s in detai J ltt'w ~;o n t F- ,_, J l.l t•:- ~ - · - ~l· ''' la .l hr>=- t.l8r i ~::-: !'.: t ::. J· J ,.,j, t1 Jt. 1 u f te ll l_, ~ J e agur t::d 1·e r•u tst.it:IJ·1s . :-\ n d lit ~ S II I VJV :-'1 1 u l th t-: l E'I·' tt• •::" Ill e r[!•
t o d ays s u r·eessfu .i LIIJ!~ l l lesr:; co n f;'1 u nt ':' 1'::Jt.te' ~
Th is 1 s a j, um ou r t":.us l1t • 11 l~ . y e l st-r·i• ·n : . , t..l!t J J t- 11 •. · t aL l t-< 1111 •1 111 g 1 •1 ,. , ,
a ll .... f O Ulc' i1u sLral i s r1 l •J. e wer.les . The r e ader wi ll f i nd n1 a ny t·eJ ere lt v r;:~' o ltd i lil •.•t·m a L i .-.;, 1..· ! u u 1· t'! o J , , brewe ries , we l l i llu s L1· aLed !Jy t=:i:J J l y gr Hplti c ::;, .1 1/t ; lit d ltl ~ l l:l b.- ]s, Ld pas t be e r d rinking h e rit.ag~ .
The s t o ry passes thr o ugh th e tJe r i ud s of b a nl<ru(JL c.:i.e s , a malg arual lun =- . t h e introdu c ti o 11 of ~..· r own s ea ls and ean s , six u c.: l o~..: k c.losi n g , Lh e tw" wo rl d wars, tempe ran ce move me n ts a nd l h e batt] ~ with Co ur age Br e wer y .
The co r[.'or a t. e mo v es u f the l as t •de c a d e f.l l 'e d o;;sc rjbed a 11d e n l1ve n e d b y fir s t hand acc o u n ts , wl1i c h add c.:o nt.e mp o r a J·y dra ma 1.u Lhi s v 1t c-d a n •J f o rmative part o f o ur soc ial and bu s jn e s s hi story.
Keith Duns t an was a f ound a tion memb e r of the Beer AppreciatioJt Soc i e t y in 1985 and wr o te this book out of sheer lov e o f the brew . He ha s b e er, a daily newspaper c olumnist in Brisbane and Me lbourne and wri L~ s r e gularly for Australian newspaper s and magazin es .
Revi e wed by Ke ith M. Deut s h e r, 236 pages, full of illustratio n s, many in c olou r , publ i shed by Viki n g o :~eil Penguin Bo o ks Au s tralia Ltd : $29 . 95 hardback, $19. 8 5 softbac k .
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JOLLY GOOD ALE AND OLD
·rhe History Of Coopers Brewery 1862 - 1987. by Alison Painter . This book is a definitive account of the Coopers Brewery, and begins with the birth of Thomas Cooper in Skipton, 1n the West Riding of Yorkshire , England in 1826, his migration with his wife Ann to South Australia in 1852 where he be~an his trade of shoe-making.
Thoma s began brewing in 1862, it is not certain why he began. but it is l11? liev ed that he brewed beer as a toni c for his wife . Hl.s 1-11f e Ann. who was an i nnkeepers daughter, was the one who kff8w ::; u nt e t: h i. n g abo u t b r e w i n ~ and T hom as u sed he r r e c i p e . 'l'lr•~ b ··.oo k prtJr; eerls i.n des ,~ rib i ng how Thomas's neighbours began to p rtr· c h~:~s e hi. s brews, <:ln d at t his time the only legal requirement was Lhat. he sold in n o less than five gallon l o ts, (two dozen bottles).
Then foll ows the move fr om No rwood to Statenborough Street, (st ill L•Jday s premis es) prublems wi th brewing , son ,John 's understanding of t·· as teur ' s wo rk and t he resultant improvement in brewing, ( not only at C•J•)PHrs , bu t; 1-10 rld - wi.d ei . [1-'! St: t·i.IJed a r e the •.!O rt Lemp o r a ry breweries in South t · ~ f -= r E' n c e s t o c• t he r b r ~ 1-1 '::! e i e s 1 n Au s t r a 1 i a , an d I" B llur••s , •; l ~Js ure s a nd ; •:! r a nralgama tiu ns. !\~~~~I · ,q · S•.ti.Jt.h A11st.r a li a n b r·~wlng t o wns is inc luded.
Australia, and t he1c progress ,
l'!r e b 0uk is well ilLust r aL ·~ d . (a ll [Hack & White / , n ld advertis ing, label s , the brewery, and the Coo pe r family. A family tree 1s included in the book, and as Thomas Cooper had n 1 n e r. ~ •:! n ,~ h i.l d r "" 11 f r CJ m h i ::s t w (J w 1 v e s :i. t 1 s f a i r l y l a r g e , we 11 duc: uur ~ ll tt:":d i:111U p r ~s en ted. An ~xcellent book for those who are interested in Australian history, brewing h i story , and generally for those, ( most of our members I hope ) who are interested in what I S b e hind the little bits of paper we love to c ollect .
Ful l marks t o Coopers for commiss i on ing this bo o k and Alison Painter for making h i sto ry come t o life. J 22 p~g es: quar t o size , hardback , av8i l able from them on request for Ove r s eas members, please c he c k r emittan c e.
publi s hed by Cooper a nd Sons , and $20.08 pos ted ( in Australia. ) with Coopers before sending your
Co o pe r s Br ewe ry, P.O. Box 4~. Kens ington, 5 U6 8 South Australia.
l .. d•..-1' rroll.lbh lrttll1 lhl 1.-; -,,~ :11 1-:c·mHI~l\11\
Swap Shop r".::.•n ilall wuuJd li ke to c orresp ond wi th ot h t-r ··(j ]lee:l:ors ~to :. 1 :
L c. !:: w a p l a t1 ~-; l s , m a i n 1 y spec i a J N o r the n 1 T e r r j t u r y e r. r:- . !\ r; n h a ~ :.:,. g r) o d r a.n g e c~ f Coo !J e r s S p f~ · ~ i a l s . 8 1, u s 1 ' 111 f.: N . 'i s wap . Xl i U Ci:IIJ cc•ntact Rc.n at li F011Le AveJJUt· . E ilh li l'l • Austr alia.
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1{:..,1 : Jand, ;: ·~ jl~~.-J ,~· G- 1· :"'' i . : 111. Hl u .- 'J'~.-.1 ~ . . y .. .t. · 1· : . 11 i·.;·•.· : ,, . C t- ~ ~; no c k .. (_ laui . • :· rl M<:t<-l; ~~ vj lJ.e. :·k 've Jg lt j •U JJ !i,, i . .:! rLs :.:~yu JP!Iy , ,_. :, r Boorowa. W j 1 c es S ydney , P LUS l<i c hm ond 1, Vic ) beer J. a bt:d s , J or , ! Australian bee r and sor' t dr ink label s rtot jn his r·oUecl ion . G a r y i ~; o r 1 1 y .i 11 L e rest.. e d 1 1, U L D 1 abe J. s . f · hut.. o st.. a L s a" ~ i .l ~·u J e . Co n t a c L G a r y at 12 H a r L i n S L . Emu P l F1 i :H7 , N . ~ . . W . L ? ~ U
K e r. r y W a 1 ton 1 s w i l 1 in g 1. o bu y , o 1· s ~1 a p li l o a n (1 ran· Au s t 1' Fl J J <HI !;, 1 1 •
r o r t he f o 11 tJ 1..r i 11 g b r e w t.:· r y a r t i c l e s : -Ph CJ tograp h s c·f Austr·a1i an b rewerl~::S, ( t.JJes E: do no t.. havt- l1 1 l1 c originals) , l t·ays, jug!;, bottles. labels, cans, advE:rl isemt:nt. s , b1 j i.L!~c openers, l etLers, paper s . business cards, t i11 ar":l bak •"d ena n,•·l ~ : i (·r:
CJ l u brewer y · ~ qllli:="::' m f; ll t: in tact, anyt:h 1 11 g Lu d u I.J .L t. h ll tt" Au~ Ll· :::d! ;.:: brewing indu st r y . Kt:: rry carr be con Lact..ed as f ol l ows ; 24 Asguith St r eeL. 1\ ot'n in gsJ. ! ~ <l i • Queensland, o t· phune u '1 - 399 87 d f.l.
J a c k W il k s h n s s e v e r a l o l c1 Au s t r a l i <111 bee r c an s to swap t o r Au ~.; L r a l 1 . "
or N.Z. beer labe l s, or wilJ se ll if you have n ot h ing to swap, lllL: lU•J · a FULL Courage Country Bitter, F os t t:l'S English iruport (187 4 1, So uth1-J :1t I. Bitter specials, o ld Courage, and others. For details, ] re c kon y o u would d o best to give a call to U;j - !,,, 4221, or failing t ha t, wr it e to tiS Tiverton Drive, Hulgrave ~ ~ ~ · . .. . Victor ia.
NEW MEMBER S EXTRA . The commi ttee wel o...:o rnes Lhe foJ Juwi11g n e w lllt-!ld1-:-r ·s 1.(• 1 h~'- \' li l/' ~; J1emb e r n c1 . 414 [H'lVj \1 K . .Jc~ seplt, 4 f 'e ar sun l ' JGICE" , [~HUiidiB OI fi1 JJ s. 1~!', \o: 2153 Me mber nu. 4l tJ Darren Iselin, l /~i ~ 'J'eJopea St. Le:·d .l l'H du r bi LD 4.:.1!1
NOVEMBER NEWSLETTEH ERRATUM ! ! Some members c opies had pages 3 & 4 would like t o keep t hings right, ju s t second sheet around .
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members; when you are writing to any member of the committee on cl ub business, and you seek a reply, please enc l ose a S.A.E. Personal cor r espondence excepted .
The first prize this month label and the second prize rare and were printed for September 1986 ).
Raffle
~ill contain a commemorative Fosters Lager a commemorative Resch's label ( both are the Registered Clubs Association A.G.H 1n
All prizes will contain a Courage DoppoJl Bock label, a range of. Coopers commeruoLo tives. plus old Aus tra lian and foreign labels. / E :-t • ~ It p e i z e w i 11 c o n L a. 1 n a ut i n i m u m o f ~ U 0 1 a b e 1 s .
~ ti c kets for $l . uU ~min) lU ti c kets for $2 . 00 t max)
All tickets from G. Crompton , a Stamped self - addressed e nvelope please if you want your ticket stu bs returned to you .
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Wh i t e thP~ o wn ed the bus in,e s s. F: '-'"' 1tltj3 the Du b 1 i n Bre we r y wa s o pera Led solely by Edward White . The b rewe r y dosed in 1902.
WEST E~D BREWER Y 187 2 18AR The or i ginal We s t End B1·ew e ry was esl.. o. :) l ::; b:::d i n ;.fJ't 2 l;y 1.J 1ynn & r. _ at 135 Flinders Street ( west ) Melbo urne . It was taken over by Al'l' · J
Terry in 1875 . Te rry had been t h e head brewer o f the Ca r l t on Bre~-. ·~!: for 10 years , fr o m the time that Edward Latham acquired that brewer y 1:1
1865 . Albert Terry was widely known throughout the colony for his integrity and brewing experience, and in 1885 he pu c hased another bre we r y i 11 lit:d sof'l P l u L't= , Williamsto wn . At that time it was known Fl f_; t h <:: Artillery Br e we ry , and previ o u s ly i:JS r l ,t': Marin e S t oc k a d e Brewery whi c h WilJ ian, Hornby had purc has ed in 18 6 8 . He n an1ed J l the Artillery Br ewer y jn 1880 . Te rry now O l·lll<' rl Lh e We: s t End .Brewe ry a l ., - r West Melb o urne and Lh e ArtiJ lEl.'?-'Y Brewery in Williamsto wn . .·;.:·-.:: -:-The business became a " LimH.i~" c ompany in 1B86 , with T . L . Parker as,.~~n~ger . In 18 8 8 , 'ferry · s Wes t Er1d I!·. Brewery amalgamated wiLh the Melbourne '""Brew:ing & Halting Co. Ltd to form the Carlton & West End Brew e ries Lim i ted, and Parker continued a s manager. The fir s t annua J g en era 1 me e L i n g o f t h £:> c om pan Y. was 1 r 1
1889. Brew i ng ceas ed at the We st End Br e we ry, Flinders Stree t and the premise s so ld although the Williamstown brewery continued to ope rate for a short period . The company ' s wine and spirit department was closed in 1893.
CIRCA 1885
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MELBOURNE BREWING & HALTING COHPANY LIMITED 1881 - 1888
The Carlton Brewery was the forerunner Breweries. The brewery was established in over premises in Bouverie Street, formerly
of the Carlton & United 1864 when John Bellman took the North Melbo urne Brewery
conducted by Rosenberg & Co.
~ LRCA 1885
since 1858 . Bellman changed the name to the Carlton. Brewery and in 1865 sold the partnerspip to Edward Latham and G . E.Hilne. Edward Latham is regarded as the founder of the Carlton Brewery due to hi s success in establishing the brewery on a sound and progressive basis. In 1881 the Melb ou rne Brewing and Halting company Limited was formed to take over the business of the Carlton Brewery . Latham retained a large interest and continued a~ managi_ng director until hi s retirement in 1884 . ln 1888, the Helbotirne Brewing & Halting Co. Ltd . amalgamated with the West End Breweries Ltd of Albert Terry to form the Carlton & West End Breweries Limited . This n e w company was affected by the financial cr isis of the 1890·s and went into liquidation in 1895. Reconstruction o f t he c ompany resulted in the formation of the Carlton Brewery Limited, registered Harch 5th 1896. And so, for the second time, the Car lton Brewery was b o rn.
CARLTON & WEST END BREWERIES LTD 1888 - 1895
CARLTON BREWERY LTD 1896 - 1907
CI RCA 1900
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NEWSLElT ER
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Here in New Guinea we go for the best . .. In New Guinea, Carlton beers ha1·e been the popular thirst-quem:hers f<>r almost half a ~:entury. Tt·d~y. "~·t ~r !!::In ever, C.arhC'p'•
famous brands arc a part of the Territory scene, providing the wmld 's best beer - and stout - w pcC1plc who arc used to the best.
Australia's world famous beers . llrewetl by CARLTON & UNITED DREWERIES LIMITED
