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Colonist, Volume LVI, Issue 13930, 11 February 1914, Page 5

REASONS FOR THE SUPERIORITY OF THOMSONS' CORDIALS. The ingredients used —fruit juices, fruit extracts, sugar, etc.—are purest and best,, and are free from adulteration. , The materials are microscopically, find analytically examined before being usedl. The factory is the most sanitary ssuth of the "Line." The^ water used is from an artesian bore that penetrates 200 feet below fch© surface. All cordials and syrups are filtered1 three times before being bottled. The machinery is lined with solid silver, and pumps are fitted with glass plungers. No shot machines are used for washing. All bottles are thoroughly washed and dried. Every bottle is pasteiirisod, onsuring proof against Thomsons' Gin.cor Wine is ma lured1 for 2i years, and Thomson's Raspberry Vinegar and Lime Juice Cordiai for at least six months. *■ Thomsons have won 25 gold medals, and SI first-class certificates agamst the world. ' , , • Purity is Thomsons' trade mark, and also their watchword in every stage of the manufacture of their unnralleci oordials. Ask for Thonuwas .