SOME ADVICE ABOUT SUMMER DRINKS.

Timaru Herald, Volume XCIV, Issue 14355, 30 January 1911, Page 2

SOME ADVICE ABOUT SUMMER DRINKS.

At this time of the year, when summer drinks are in great demand and when so many cheap, syntheticallyprepared and decoctions are offered to the public, it will be wis to remember that Thomson and Co., of Dunedin, guaranteoe that tbe.r cordials and ginger wine contain no chemicals or adulfceratios of any kind. They guarantee to us that tfeir Giuger Wine is manufactured from tiic finest ar.il purest tropical ingredients, and that is is a genuine wine—not a cordial or liquid fruit generally j sold as giuger wiuo. 1c is matured j fc, at least tiro and a half years in j seasoned oak, theu racked. twice re- ; racked, and bottled. It is certainly a wine or rare viuosity and delightful bouquet. They_ guaranteee that their Ttaspbcrry V.negar is manufactured from a careful selection or fresh fruit and sweetened and thickened with ony the very finest No. 1 grade cane sugar. No chemical flavouring or thickening raatt.,r is used, and it is matured for at least six months before being put on the market. They also guarantee to ns that their Lime-juice Cordial iB manufactured from the first pressing of specially cultivated West Indian Limes (not the crude pulp, chemical essences, or ncids generally used), and trinle 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 Thomson and Co. with pure fruit juice with a natural acidity of 35 grains per fluid ounce. Nothing better than this can da produced _ in the world, and Thomson's Lime-juice Cordial is therefore miles ahead of anything on this market, as also are all their productions. We are asked to warn the public that cheap, chemically-nrepared decoctions without any manufacturer's name on thelabel (which is n close imitation) are being offered as Thomson's, therefore be careful to see that tho name "Thomson and Co." and the trademark "Purity" are on the wrapper, label, and cajpsule, otherwise it is not

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