Dog’s head water, 1902

Mr. H. Mace’s Cordial Manufactory:

In the office, which is neatly fitted up, hang the certificates of awards gained by this firm in the International Exhibition held in this city in 1882. Competing against several others—some of whom gained high honours in Melbourne, Dunedin, and elsewhere—this firm obtained the only gold medal and “First Order of Merit” for general excellence in aerated waters and cordials; a silver medal and “First Order of Merit” for sauce; and a bronze medal for sarsaparilla. The firm have also been appointed purveyors to his Excellency the Governor.

Illustrated Guide to Christchurch and Neighbourhood by M. Mosley, J. T. Smith & Co., 1885. Part of: New Zealand Texts Collection NZETC.

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We have digitised a rather splendid 1902 publication Tourists’ guide to Canterbury.

I will share some of the interesting ads and pictures from it in a series of posts – there’s lots of information about local businesses and places in 1902.

One thought on “Dog’s head water, 1902

  1. Robyn 5 December 2012 / 9:57 am

    Somehow Dog’s Head water just does not sound appetising. I wonder how they came up with the name?

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