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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVI, Issue 287, 3 December 1912, Page 5

A series of burglaries occurred at Feilding last night. About £1 was taken from the railway station, and unsuccessful., attempts were made witJh on axe to break into Carthew's stationery «hop and .Wells's grocery shop. A burglar entered Daragh's ] grocery shop and took about £2, and | loft an axe. A suspect is being i jW^tohed by the police. BEVERAGES SPECIALLY SUITED FOR HOLIDAY CONSUMPTION. That many, of the non-alcoholic drinks sold to-day are manufactured "mainly from chemicals is a matter | which is unfortunately only too tnie. But the beverages of one firm at least may be cited, as an exception, these being those of Messrs Thomson. and Co., of Dnnedin. The trade-mark and watchword of this firm ia "Purity," an ideal which has resulted in their i securing in England, America, and ' elsewhere 82 special gold medals and I 81 first-class certificates. I In the preparation of their drinks : Messrs Thomson and Co. use only the ! purest and best fruit juicjes and: fruit ' extracts; water from an artesian spring; »and machinery lined with silver to prevent contamination. Their factory is a model of sanitation. As an additional safeguard, all cordials are pasteurised after being hermetically sealed. When celebrating the festive season bo sure you get Thomson's Wato"* and Cordials. For uto, at home, in the camp, or elsewhere, there's ro+hing finer than Thomson's Oinp-er "Wine. Thomson's Raspberry Vinerrnr. Thomson's Limojuice Cordinl, or Thomson's Carbonated Waters. Ask for Thomson's.—Adrt.