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Sun (Christchurch), Volume III, Issue 884, 9 December 1916, Page 4

TRADE. Mf,«RJ< 14 Highlander 1 ... in preference ' to raw milk j f for every purpose \ i Do not lock upon "High- L I lander " merely as a sub- * j stitute for raw milk —— I a stop-gap for occasion I when you run out of raw //"HIGHLANDER" is J I milk, wi;h nothing beyond K j cane tugar added to it, and I ,i only the useless bulky i ka water of raw milk evaporJ ated. I S Wherever milk has a use. I MADE IN NEW ZEALAND | is equally as useful, with the 1 . added advantage of being ab- g solutely germ-free, of being fully 1 creamed, of keeping longer, and t? ■ being more convenient. | That 'boiled' -teste often com- w plained of in condensed milk is i barely noticeable in " HiGH- i LANDER" -in fact, except in £ tea, it will not be noticed at all. S& Your Grocer sells "Highlander"^ Order it by name—you're % sure it's pure.