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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVI, Issue 14922, 14 December 1912, Page 9

( THE GUINEA POEM -'■ CHEQUE EOR <JI |:, |, sent to tin.- writer of this vc •M,. 31 Nelson Street, Wellim.ir WIN A CUT INK. tan Soiin —must he onelcsi ■address, to: "Puritan )■ JSox -.HYA, WclliiiKtoii. A printed adin his i .-.tiucsis 'l-IDOJ'! ow i'C is anthat it .should ho repeafd. will \y\ done ,u tho JWrack:oveniuj:, when a. special :.ci nounccd to take place. "When .the footpath opposite the Harbour Hoard office, Westport, was boin« opened up for repairs a few daws a<ro, a. deposit of ■sawdust was disclosed ",s fresh looking as tho day it was dumped thirty years while hunches of rushes put down at the same time, ivero as green as when newly cut. BEVERAGES SPECIALLY SHi TED FOR HOLIDAY CONSUMPTION. That many of tho non-alcoholic diirks sold to-day are manufactured inairiv from cliomicab is a matter which is unfortunately only 100 true. Hut the beverages of ono firm at lea.st may be cited as an exception, these i ein r r those of Messrs Thomson and Co., of-Dun-edin. The tradn-mark and •vatohw >rd of this firm is "Purity," an ideal which has rosulled in their soenrin.'j; in England. America, and elsewhere. 23 special gold module* and 31 first-class certificates. In the preparation of their drinks, Messrs Thomson and Co. use only the purest and best fruit, juices and fruit extracts; water from an aitesi.m sj)riti;r; and machinery lined with silver to prevent contamination. 1 Jieir factory is a model of sanitation. As an additional safeguard, all rord : als are pasteurised after being hermetically sealed. When celebrating t.ho festive s'r.son, be sure you get Thomsons' waters and cordials. For use at home, in i] lo camp, or elsewhere, there's nothing finer than Thomsons' Ginger "V- ine, Thomsons' Raspberry Vmegir, 'lbr.m--soas' Tiimpju'ien Cordial, or Thomsons' I Carbonated Waters. Ask for '."icjiikod's. ,£.,._