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Wanganui Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15194, 14 April 1917, Page 3

''■■■! I TRAOe MARK RV Raw Milk, as the % Milkman i sells it cannot be germ-free. > Where docs the milk supply for the cities come from ? Either the milk trams bring it in over-night from the country, or it is got from the outer suburban dairies. In /either case, it undergoes a dealt ' of handling, is subjected to dust i and other insanitary conditions, and these conditions are repeated by the milkman in his rounds. That is why medical men advise that all raw milk should be boiled before being consumed, as a safeguard against bacteria. But in iffiiii mi [• Milk Full Cream, MADE IN NEW ZEALAND ' you get MiJk that is 100% pure — just as pure as when it comes in , all its creamy richness from the famous Southland herds of Highlander cows. And the " HIGHLANDER" process keeps the milk pure, expelling only its water content, after , which it is canned in the airtight Sanitary tins. Your Grocer Sells It. Specify Highlander Milk. ■V 5* m *\. •M :\C 'llllil <■ I * I 111. II i; 11. ii l^ ■■til • •!! !'•■!!■ llil 'ANTED Known —Idrosic *nd Ptsnodi* cals Eepaired and Bound at the Herald Bookbinding Departmest. 'Phone