Page 3 Advertisements Column 6

Timaru Herald, Volume XCIII, Issue 14352, 18 November 1910, Page 3

~ paper recommends the 1 £ ( tho , Kl, - lish "dicers. Bran-tr"-Z a T r ° n 1 f " r a Ir " ! - 1, L '■' J ' f'" nrn romembering and M P'--rt'»sr v.-lint they have seen. W, g , r . eat Christinas drink is Thornsons linger \\uie, and tlio demand lor it. increases every year because s no hin- to equal it as a temperance drink. Thomson's Ginger me is not a cheap cordial, but a thoroiH'ii1> matiireu w.ne—guaranteed matured tor at least lb months in oak casks, and tuen re-racked and bottled. Guaranteed hee irom ail chemical oreservatives and colouring matter. The onlyreal ginger wine on the market. See tluu. the outside wrapper, label, and cupsiile bear the name Thomson and the trade mark ."i'ur.ty." Otherwise )t it. not the genuine J.'liomsou ; s...

Il' the first number of a new man-a-"i. K ' "liieh readies "as rnnn v. is a fair tv . )e •Wiat is to follow, tlie.-e should ""be a imure ior this venture. The -'.Mirror" IS more nitrnetivaly produced than anv pre\ ions -New Zealand magazine which ue remember, its contents are bright and var.ed, it proposes a coinpeiiiaiip with money prizes, and itwi.t oe soia tor only sixpence. An exwlleut scries of* photographic art ■studies oi" ,\'eiv Zealand and other otauu.es is most artistically produced, -•ir jj. rf Booth, a dev« r Ciirisichurch b:ack sun riitc artist who. with Mr J-'. Low, of Christduirch, is responsible ■ c-t most op tin; illustrations, writes we'! o*i Phi May, Dana Gibson, and a icw r,ther ■'niiiphie humourists," that v/e should like to hear what lie may liave to s«y oi' many other-. Mr J V«. Pollard writes raeilv of -'the 'Pierinnmetor and the Theatre." iniivdWhi-; *l;etclie« and il'.ns'. .T tiijas of mairZ;>r,!«r.:3 roo{li;>lit fnvmir'tM, r:i;l ar;> n prenv sera! r:>d rf «',vrri p»!.r':n, w:th >• * v Vow fr r ' lirr.r P0 + I»~A]I f»«^vt : nn •'it's • rp-IM'-O sv»«v]y ■'* ~,-u f uue ti. where..