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Colonist, Volume LII, Issue 12772, 20 April 1910, Page 1

ANOTHER tiOLD MEDAL FOE THOMSON AND CO. ' Cable advice has been . received from the High Commissioner in London to the effect that Thomson and Coj, of Dunedin, have been awarded a Gold Medal for Carbonated Waters and , Cordials at the Imperial International ! Exhibition, London. As Thomson arid Co.'s exhibit left Dunedin early in' 1907, it not only speaks well for the purity and keeping qualities of the goods, but it goes to show their all-round superiority in successfully competing against goods which are freshly manufactured and bottled on the ' spot. ' Thomson's List' of Honours is now : 20 Gold Medals and 32 First Class Certificates—^a record unapproachable in Australasia. If you wish to avoid polluting your stomach . with cheap, onemically-pre-j pared decoctions, insist ever^ time on leing served w;th THOMSON'S, THE BEST IN TED] WORLD. I . ~— ! ' / '•6A u iMi. - y*h ■ ■ THE GEORCE DAVIES SUIT METHODS were needed— just as much as corrective legislation has been needed. The times demanded both, i I want to make YOU a better suit, ; and save yo,u money too. . I can do it. I am doing.it. ■„,,._ Your 'first "G.D;" suit will bring you book when you want, another. Spending money is merely an incident with some men— they' ve lots to do with as they "will. But the great majority of chaps are in another' class. Thousands of them wear George JJavies suits and are delighted with them. They pay cash, and get better suits for 555, 65s and 75s than they got for £2 more at the credit tailor. What about YOU ? I Don't you want to save £2. on your new suit. If you want it before Easter, order as soon as possible. GEORGE DAVIES, THE MODERN TAILOR, '• 49 Hardy street, Nelson. ' Next door Messrs Grant, Bros., Forwarding Agents.