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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17652, 13 December 1920, Page 6

A GREAT HOT-WEATHER DRINK.

Have you ever tried Gilbey's Dry Gin with Peppermint and Soda, or with Gingerbeer? If riot, do so the next time you. want a eenuine "reviver" on a hot day. You'll find that it stands supreme as thirst-quencher and stimulant combined, while it is a decided change from ordinary beverages, and is decidedly a palate pleaser.

But don't make the mistake of just ordering "Gin." Insist on getting ,*' Gilbey's," admittedly the world's best <-.in

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