SOME ADVICE ABOUT SUMMER DRINKS.
At this timo of tlio year, when uumnier drinks are iu great demand and when so many cheap, aynfcheticiUiy-preparc-d and adulterated. decoctions are ofiorud to the public, it will be wis to remember that Thomson and Co., of Duntdin, guarantoeo that their cordials and ginger wine contain no chemicals or adulteratios of any kind. They guarantee t-o us that their Ginger Wiiio is manufactured lrom the finest and purest tropical ingredients, and that is ia a genuino wine—not a cordial or liquid fruit generally sold as ginger wi.no. It is matured fC/ at least two and o half years ,in seasoned oak, then racked, twice repacked, and bottled. It is certainly a wine or rare vinosity and delightful bouquet. - . . • _ ' • They guaranteee that their Raspberry Vinegar is manufactured from, a careful selection of fresh fruit and sweetened and thickened with ony the very finest No. 1 grade ca.no sugar. No chemical flavouring or thickening matter is used, and it is matured for at least six months before being put on the market. , . .
They also guarantee to us that; their : Lime-juice Cordial ife manufactured from the first pressing or specially cultivated West Indian Limes (not the crude pulp, chemical essences, or acids generally used), and triple refined and reserved for them ,by Messrs Rose and Co., of London, the leading growers and . refiners of the world, who are bound by a guarantee to supply Thornson and Co. with pure fruit juice with a natural acidity of 35 grains per fluid ounce. Nothing better than this can b* produced in the»world, and Thomson's Lime-juice Cordial is therofore miles ahead of anything on this market, as also are all their , productions. We are asked ■ to warn the publio that cheap, chemically-prepared ,decoctions without any-manufacturer's name on the label (which is a close imitation) are being offered as Thomson's, therefore be oareful to see that the name "Thomson and Co." and the trademark "Purity" are on the wrapper, label, and capsule, otherwise it is not genuine,;. •
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Timaru Herald, Volume XCIV, Issue 14390, 4 January 1911, Page 2
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