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Evening Star, Issue 12094, 15 January 1904, Page 4

£l2O TO BE GIVEN AWAY IN PRIZES TKKSxmzxmsan to xabticipatbp YOP*€ffiBOOTP *WIN aOKKiaUNG. enekged in each packet "SPRING BLOSSOM TEA" ■DXO. SOUNDS TRIP. Dxa SJSi&RFLY GfcOYES BXO.

THOMSON AND GO’S. PURE LEMON SQUASH. Specially Prepared from the Expressed Juice of the Finest sod Freshest JGMara Lemons. The Delicate Bitter of the Feel, combined with the Fresh Flavor of the Lemon*, Makes it one of the FINEST SUMMER DRINKS IMAGINABLE. The Public are now Recognising THOMSON AND CO.’S SQUASH As the Purest and Best on the Market. Once Tried, Never Abandoned. USED WITH ALL MINERAL WATERS. TEN SPECIAL GOLD MEDATa. ' 22nd December, 1903. MULE UNTON STEAM SHIP . COM- ' A PANT have again decided that THOMSON AND CO. Shall Supply their Numerous Fleet with MINERAL WATERS AND CORDIALS. These Boats have been Supplied by Thomson and Co. uninterruptedly for a Period of 18 Tears. THOMSON AND CO.’S MINERAL WATERS Are always the Standard of you do not want a cheap and inferior article, ask for the WHITE CROSS BRAND. TEN SPECIAL GOLD MEDAIS. THOMSON AND CO.’S GOODS are to be found in all Leading Hotels and Stores throughout the Colony. Established 37 years. EVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC. MECHANICAL TOY BETS. Will Make Anything: Bridges, Cranes, Etc. jp. CAMERA COY., Octagon, Dunedin. BL J. BLAKELEY, 1 DENTIST, Stock Exchange Buddings (Late Colonial Bank), PRINCES STREET iDirectlT opposite Moeaington Traml.

FUNERAL NOTICE. ]nn. (and family), are respectfully invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave Ins father's residence, Highcliff, for the Anaersoir's Bay Cemetery, TO-MOEEOW (Saterjay), the 16*h hist., at L3O pjn. A. J. WYNN AND HOPE, Undertakers, 36 Str Andrew street. FUKEBAL ifOTICB. fTtHE Friends of the late Mrs Agnes MuJM*JL gan (and family) are respectfully invited to attend her Funeral, which will leave her late residence, Alexandra street, Caversham, TO-MOEEOW (Saturday), leth insi, at 3 p.m., for the /Southern Cemetenr. HUGH GOUBLBY, Undertatar, Clarke and Maelaggan street*.