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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXV, Issue 13057, 27 April 1910, Page 5

My “pipes” are all choked, said the plumber, And I seem to do nothing but sneeze. May the Fates change the winter to summer, And the grocer joined in with “Hard cheese!” While there’s life there is “soap,” I am sure, sir. And of all the good goods that I sell, There’s Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure, sir, Sure as eggs! it will soon put you well. Following on the appointment by Royal warrant to His Majesty last month, we notice Messrs Mackic and Co.’s "White Horse Cellar” -Whisky has just been awarded the Grand Prix and gold medal at the Franco-Britkh Exhibition; An excellent disinfectant for use in the oath, in. the sick-room, for washing domestic animals, and other purposes—Wilton’s Thyrao Creasol. 1s bottle-*t Wilson’s Pharmacia THE NEW WAT / , This is the tabloid age. Modern methods demand goods small,, compact, and portable. without sacrificing efficiency. To the traveller, the excursionist, the shooting, picnic, or fishing party, the weight of the hamper has frequently told against the 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 f or something portable, and it remained for Messrs Sharlaud and Co. to meet that demand in the production of their FPtUIT ESSENCES. When we tell yon that a four-ounce bottle is sufficient for. over 100 delicious drinks, 'you will realise its worth. Can be made on the picnic ground in a few moments, dr' a few drops added to a glass of sweetenfed water makes it ready for immediate use. Ask your.grocer for a bottle. Price, Is.