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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVIII, Issue 70, 24 March 1914, Page 5

THE DANGER OF DRINKING IMPURE WATER. v j6- ProPorti°n of diseases caused by drinking impure water is so high as to show the necessity for taking great care with one's beverages. Lack of care may quite easily lead to serious illness. ■■" L There are certain beveragesV however, which may be taken without any hesitation. These are the purity' waters manufactured hv Messrs Thomson and Col, of Dunedin which have gained no fewer than 25 gold medals and 31 firsixslass certificates for excellence. . The superiority of Thomson's drinks 18 ®JP. lamed % the fact that th© water used i s from an artesian bore, and is of absomte purity; and also that n?Ji. £ but ™c finee* ingredients are i utilised. Moreover, the machinery used is solid silver lined, pre"ventinK any possibihty of metallio contamin^ tion To get a limejuioe. a raspberry vinegar, ginger, lemonade, or gifißer ale not only absolutely safe, bat first for quality, flavor, and taste, ask for Thomson's.—Advt.