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New Zealand Mail, Issue 361, 11 January 1879, Page 27

imperial SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS, DR. HASSALL’S REPORT. The Analytical and Sanatory Institution, 54 Holborn Viaduct, E.C. London, 9th May, 1877. Itooorfron a sample of Imperial Schiedam Schnapps received from ]Mr. IT.. «T. HART. We have subjected a sample of the article to a very careful chemical analysis ana ei The l res 1 ults of the analysis, which are set forth in separate report, show that this spirit is of S°°, strength. practically free from acidity, and that it i-ftins but traces «f solid, matter in solution. wJGSOSses «* delicate and agreeable aroma, and a ppJt W. Mr. Hart's Schiedam Schnapps is re very SUPERIOR ARTICLE of its class, is « purified and ignite genuine. *7 t at turned) AKTHCJJR. H. II ASS ALL, M.U., C g Authorof‘. Food and Its Adulteration. OTTO HE HEN 11, F.C..*., Public Analyst. ® OR & «: V A \ o f” 4 * Anti. sgKsiSs^,. Go and ?£«■ Jj/ s*l 5 * 1, and *r flo,w ecf^„i /ci ajJs «sS2?*&sr *,,/<&*«• 7r„,J ro “‘c cnj e W7 un 'c <*Ar«r WM. JOHNSON’S REPORT. Government Analytical Laboratory. Melbourne, 23rd July, 1677. [gVKI J. Haet, Esq. . , Sir—l have the honor to report for your lmormaoa that the sample of Imperial Schiedam . chnapps awarded by you to me lias been submitted a ■arching chemical analysis and critical examination, le result of which enables me to state that it is the inest Sample of Schnapps that has as jet come nder my notice. , , , It lias a pure fragrant odour, and is absolutelj Dee cm any trace of fusil oil or other injurious lmpuntj, ud lias evidently been distilled from: ..superior rje rain always used instead of malt in the production t the choicest qualities of Schnapps. It is very uooth to the palate, and in this respect.compares ivorably with otlier samples offered for sale. It may s advised as equally suitable for medical or economic urposes. , . , I have the honor to be. &c., (Signed) , Wm. JOHNSON. Analytical Chemist to the Government ot \ ictoria. This Pure Medical Spirit, superior to any in the arket, and LOWER IN PRICE, is offered to the iblic under the full conviction that it will superset!© [ others now in use. TRIAL IS EARNESTLY SOLICITED. W. '& G. TURNBULL AND CO. MERCHANTS, AGENTS FOE WELLINGTON. CHAMPAGNE. HEIDSIECK & Co.’ . ORY MONOPOLE. OF ALL WINE MERCHANTS. THEODOR SATOW & CO., London. iole Agents for Great Britain, India, and the Colonies. Highest awaud • an d pimzi; MEDAL, PHILADELPHIA EXHIBITION, i 3767 PREPARED EXPKESSLV I’OK THE PATENT ivNll'Kcleaninu Machines, India Rl'iiei’.k and Bui- a Leathkk Knife Boards. Knives constanij-V CLEASEU' WITH IT HAVE AMR 11.1.1 ANT POLISH L<,>UAL TO NEW CUTLERY. PACKETS J.D. EACH 1 ASI) ’ nNS » « OD., l/-, 2.0 AND 4/- EACH. Prevent friction in cleaning and • 10 THE KNIFE. OAKEY’s WELLINGTON KNUM' I OI.ISH SHOULD UK USED WITH HIS BOARDS. (NON-MERCURIAL], For Cleaning and Polishing Silver, I'.i.i’ctiki. plate, Plate Glass, &c. Taui.mts op. eac h. Is rSiLiD Blocks—in., 20. l'c -id. each, & is. Bones JOHN OAKEY & SONS, MANUFACTURERS OF 1 ' Emery & Bl&cK Xje&tl Milta* KSTER BRIDGE ROAD, lOHDON, SHBUND.