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Southland Times, Issue 19125, 18 December 1923, Page 4

ORANGES THE taste of the Oranges you remember as a child. The taste that old and young both long for. The taste that you should give your Children. The taste you should give your Women Folk. The taste you like Yourself. The taste that is copied but never equalled. The taste that is a clean taste. The taste that is a refreshing taste. The taste that leaves no bad taste. The taste that has made the sales. The taste that cannot be imitated. THE TASTE OF REAL ORANGES. It is our aim to give the Public something better than they have ever had before. It is for the Public in return to show appreciation of our efforts. That is our just reward. We give you ORANGEEN, and naturally, yet respectfully, we solicit your Orders. You at least will not be disappointed if you favour us. THOMSON’S, LTD. THE SOUTHLAND TIMES. Christmas and New Year Holidays. INVERCARGILL HOLIDAY MAKERS are reminded, as in previous years, not to go away without supplying the Publisher with their Holiday Addresses, so that papers can be posted to them during their absence frdm Invercargill. —Special Note.— The Southland Times is on sale Every Morning after arrival of First Express, at Balclutha Bookstall, Dunedin Bookstall, Timaru Bookstall. Visitors to Queenstown can also receive their paper on the day of publication. Visitors to Stewart Island will receive the Southland Times on the days the Tug sails. THE SOUTLAND TIMES CO.. LTD. Telephone: 20.