Sauces, OLSON’S W7O7Y) SAUCE. THIS most delicious condiment may be obtained from every Grocer and all Provision Merchants throughout Ihe Colony of New Zealand, and is rapidly extending itself over the whole of the Australian Colonies ; it is pronounced by all connoisseurs to be the best Sauce that is made. 'The following figures will show the large consumption there is in the heal th-restoring and agreeable condiment. 1,000,000 bottles have been disposed of t his season, and the demand is daily increasing. In consequence of the above success, H. Olson has much pleasure in informing his numerous patrons and the public in geiwal, that he has six large shipments of b<®les coming forward for this season. His Toiffato Plantations are in a most nourishing condition, and estimated to yield about sixty tons of fruit, so that he is now in a })osition to execute orders to any extent. The following high Testimonials will show the medicinal and general excellence of this most famous Sauce. All orders forwarded to H. Olson, St. George’s Bay Road, Auckland, New Zealand, will be punctually attended to. Testimonials: The Aide-de-Camp is directed to state that the Governor and Lady Bowen highly approve of this Sauce.—Government House.* I can testify that this Sauce is an elegant composition, and an excellent purifier of the constitution.—S. J. Stratford, M.D. This is to certify that I have examined this Sauce, and I consider it. an exceedingly agreeable condiment, and well fit ting for household purposes. It is more pleasant than Worcester Sauce.—C. F. Goldsboro’, M.D. I have tried this Sauce, and it has given great satisfaction. 1 have much pleasure in recommending it to the notice of all connoisseurs, as an article free from all adulteration, and of an excellent quality.—W. Walsh Manager Northern Club. I have tried this Sauce, and consider it quite .wholesome and valuable.—Thomas B. Kenderdine, M.R.C S. We recommend this as the best Sauce wo have tasted ; it is perfectly wholesome, pungent, and free from adulteration.—T. Roche (Surgeon), W. 11. Whichelo (Paymaster), W. F. S. H. Russell (sec.), H.M.s. “Rosario.” 1 hereby certify that the Tomato uucee prepared by Mr. Olson is a most agreeable and exciting condiment, and is entirely free from any unwholesome or hurtful substance. —(Signed) Le Landais, Naval Surgeon in charge of the Military Hospital at Noumea. This Sauce may be given with great benefit to Children, as it is composed exclusively of the most simple and wholesome ingredients. It is a specific for pain caused by indigestion, creates appetite, and is an excellent vermifuge. Take a wine glassful before meals. 223 Please shake the Bottle.
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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume III, Issue 256, 17 March 1875, Page 4
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