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Taihape Daily Times, 5 December 1917, Page 2

Born 1820 •still going strong. X 'S' Q m 9. 7BK w v 9* r# r' » ffi w I «. '"u ‘X HT 'T 1 Porter (reassuringly, referring to the case of “Johnnie Walker”) : “It will bb all right behind,. Sir.” Traveller (nervously) : “Maybb, But I’ve left a case of ‘Johnnie Walker’ behind, before ! V Porter : “But it’s much safer in these non-refillable boltles.” One cannot blame a traveller for being nervous lest his case of “Johnnie Walker” Red Label be left behind, but it is reassuring to know that “Johnnie Walker” is to be had everywhere. The sun never sets on “Johnnie Walker,” nor on the particular man who asks for in. Every drop of “Johnnie Walker” Red Label in a non-refillable bottle is over icr years old. guaranteed same quality throughout the world. JOHN WALKER & SONS, LTD., Scotch Whisky Distillers. KILMARNOCK. A HATRICK AND CO., LTD., SOLE AGENTS, WANGANUI. * 3SBE>-

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