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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXV, Issue 13036, 1 April 1910, Page 3

-■- : s the new way. Tins' fa. thfe* tabloid' age. Modern methods' demandrgbpds small, compact) and portable): witbout, .sacrificing->, 'efficiency-To the-'travelier, the excursionist', the shoot- . ing).-ipicnic!, or fishing party, the weight, of the hamper has frequently -told against’ thn,pleasures of the trip. The "commissariat department is usually responsible for a plentiful supply of liquid refreshment, and when this is only obtainable in “pints” or “quarts)” the picnic party take with them the smallest possible .quantity. There has'been an insistent demand for something portable, dnd it. remained for Messrs Sbarland and Co. to meet that demand in the production of their FRUIT ESSENCES. When we tell you. that a four-ounce; bottle- is sufficient for over-IDO delicious drinks,- you will realise its worth. Can bo made on the picnic grojind in a few.,moments, or a few drops added to a glass.,of sweetened .water .makes if ready® for immediate use. 'Ask jkmr grocer' l bottle. 'Price, IS) "' ;