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1996 Times of India Coca-Cola
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What you've been waiting for is finally here! ALWAYS COOL Coca-Cola Coca-Cola CHILLED CAN FOR Rs 15 ONLY Available in select cities., This is an ad for Coca-Cola. It is not stated who the manufacturer is. The ad states that Coca-Cola is always cool. The ad contains an image of two Coca-Cola cans on top of regular ice cubes, with the background of red ice cubes.
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1996 Times of India Four Sqaure Kings Cigarettes
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FOUR SQAURE GODFREY PHILLIPS INDIA LIMITED Four Square House, 49, Community Centre, Friends Colony. New Delhi-110065. Fax: 091-11-6840775. Cable: Four Square Dear Friend, Because of your invaluable support, Four Square Kings has become one of the most preferred and prestigious brands in India. You will be proud to know that the 10's pack of your favourite brand is now available in an international flip-top version, just like the stylish Four Square Kings 20's pack. We have also made the pack more contemporary by improving the style and by using a superior, imported board. This is part of our ongoing effort to give your brand a fresh new look, while delivering the same great Four Square taste and quality that you know and enjoy. Here's wishing you a Happy New Year. May you enjoy many years of satisfaction with Four Square Kings - your favourite taste, now in a pack the world prefers. Thanking you, K. K. Modi President Godfrey Phillips India Ltd. FOUR SQUARE KINGS STATUTORY WARNING: CIGARETTE SMOKING IS INJURIOUS TO HEALTH Live Life Kingsize STATUTORY WARNING: CIGARETTE SMOKING IS INJURIOUS TO HEALTH, This is an ad for Four Sqaure Kings Cigarettes from Godfrey Phillips India Ltd. The ad is in a letter form addressing the public, and wirtten by the President K. K. Modi. The ad states that the Four Square Kings has become one of the most preferred and prestigious brands in India, and the cigarettes provide satisfaction. The ad contains a warning stating that cigarette smoking is injurious to health. The ad contains an image of an open pack of Four Square cigarettes, and a logo for Godfrey Phillips India Ltd.
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1996 Times of India Four Square Kings Cigarettes
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Now a 10's pack the world prefers. FOUR SQUARE KINGS STATUTORY WARNING CIGARETTE SMOKING IS INJURIOUS TO HEALTH FOUR SQUARE KINGS STATUTORY WARNING CIGARETTE SMOKING IS INJURIOUS TO HEALTH Same Four Square Taste now in Flip-Top 10's. Live Life Kingsize STATUTORY WARNING: CIGARETTE SMOKING IS INJURIOUS TO HEALTH, This is an ad for Four Square Kings Cigarettes. It is not stated who the manufacturer is. The ad contains a warning stating that cigarette smoking is injurious to health. The ad contains an image of a closed pack and an open pack of Four Square cigarettes.
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1996 Times of India Four Square Kings Cigarettes
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Now a 10's pack the world prefers. FOUR SQUARE KINGS STATUTORY WARNING CIGARETTE SMOKING IS INJURIOUS TO HEALTH FOUR SQUARE KINGS STATUTORY WARNING CIGARETTE SMOKING IS INJURIOUS TO HEALTH Same Four Square Taste now in Flip-Top 10's. Live Life Kingsize STATUTORY WARNING: CIGARETTE SMOKING IS INJURIOUS TO HEALTH, This is an ad for Four Square Kings Cigarettes. It is not stated who the manufacturer is. The ad contains a warning stating that cigarette smoking is injurious to health. The ad contains an image of a closed pack and an open pack of Four Square cigarettes.
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1996 Times of India Grand Reserve Scotch Whisky
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Pottuck Ambassador is hosting a Kathi Roll Festival, which will be on until February 4. If you're a Frankie person and looking for a change, the festival will provide you with it. Para-thas and Roomali Rotis made on the spot, wrap the filling of your choice. The stuffing comes in a variety from mutton seekh, chicken seekh, to seafood to mushrooms, paneer, and nutre-la. Prices: Rs 100 plus tax for the non-vegetarian roll and Rs 85 plus tax for the vegetarian. In more ways than one, it pays to be a vegetarian. Achha Hai. The festival is open for lunch and dinner. From the house of Macdonald Mohan Distillers Ltd you now have the Grand Reserve. The blended product contains a higher proportion of scotch whisky, which gives it that certain edge; smooth taste and aroma. It is priced between Rs 225 and Rs 250. For chocoholics, here's the latest update on the top of the pops. The latest survey by Cadbury shows that rival manu-facturer Nestle tops the league with Kit Kat on which the nation spent 200 pounds sterling in 1995. Mars Bars, was the second favourite and Cadbury's Dairy Milk, which celebrated its 90th anniversary, reinforced its posi-tion as Britain's third-favourite chocolate brand. Maltesers was the top bagged chocolate, Smarties, the favourite children's brand and Roses, the number one boxed chocolate. Watch this space for chewing gum next. A 200-metre-long pizza found its way from Vincenza, Italy, into the Guinness Book of World Records. Pizzas seem to be a popular record to beat. Only a week before this one, another village in the same region had won for its 50-metre pizza. The longest pizza used up 300 kilos of tomatoes, 200 kilos of mozzarella, 10 kilos of mushrooms and 60 kilos of ham. Whatever happened to copy-writers who dreamed up brand names like Kingfisher, Sandpiper etc? Or is United Bre-weries losing its verbal touch? Their latest offering in beer is Kalyani Black Label Premium strong beer. Its alcoholic streng-th is 6.5 per cent and its claim to being different is that the unfer-mented extract is retained in the beer to give it body, which makes it even more bitter, or less sweet, if you please. It's avai-lable in Bombay at Rs 36 for a 650 ml bottle. Just ask for Kalya-ni Black Label Premium Strong and never mind the copywriter. If you thought lissome figures like Aishwarya Rai's and Mehr Jesia's came from eating two peas and string beans and other unhappy platefuls of sprouts, forget it. The Femina Figure Watcher's Recipe Book informs you, among other things, that these two beauties didn't have to turn bulimic to look good, they just ate sensibly. Low cal. That's what the recipe book is about. Unless the pictures lie, there's no reason why lowcal food should miss out on tasting good too. The book also does away with taboos. You can eat pork chops and croissants and the ingredi-ents in several recipes call for yummy cashew pastes and ye gods! mayonnaise. There is no ban on oil, rice and stuffing and all those things that add miles to your waistline. But the bot-tomline is, there's a mysterious calorie deduction in the food. At Rs 150, you have nothing to lose but your weight. EPICURE, This is an ad for Grand Reserve Scotch Whisky from Macdonald Mohan Distillers Ltd., Kit Kat from Nestle, Mars Bars, Dairy Milk, Maltesers, Smarties, and Roses chocolates, Kalyani Black Label Premium Beer from United Breweries, and The Femina Figure Watcher's Recipe Book. The ad states that the Grand Reserve Scotch Whisky has smooth taste and aroma. The ad states that Kalyani Black Label Premium beer has an alcoholic strength of 6.5 percent, and the unfermented extract is retained in the beer to give it body. The ad states that the Femina Figure Watcher's Recipe Book informs you that lissome figures like Aishwarya Rai and Mehr Jesia came from eating sensibly, and low calorie. The Femina Figure Watcher's Recipe Book is aimed at low calorie food recipes which help lose weight. The ad contains an image of Aishwarya Rai, with the text 'THE FEMINA FIGURE WATCHER'S RECIPE BOOK', an ice cream cone, and a plate of food next to her. The ad contains a box and bottle of Grand Reserve.
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1996 Times of India Hilife
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Announcing a launch that's not being held on earth. Life's a high The launch of Hilife CHARGERS at 33,000 ft. today. Pity you can’t gatecrash. (Entry by invitation only.) On board SAHARA INDIA AIRLINES Cheers! Shaw Wallace, This is an ad for Hilife from Shaw Wallace. The ad states that it is announcing a launch that’s not being held on earth. Most of the text is written in a rectangle in the ad, and the background is multiple words of 'Hilife'.
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1996 Times of India Limca
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TIMES FM 9.00 a.m. Citi Bank Visa Atlanta Dash Featuring CONTROVERSIES, SCANDALS AND POLITICS 1.00 p.m. Limca Times Sangeet Top-pers Count down of the Top 25 Hindi tracks of the week. 7.00 Give Me Red Asian Top 20 Listen to Asia's Top 20 English tracks of the week. 8.00 Thums Up Indian Top 25 Listen to this week's top 25 Eng-lish tracks of the week, with an exclusive interview with PAUL McCARTNEY. TIMES SANGEET TOPPERS Prizes sponsored by Limca The countdown of the weeks Top 25 Hindi Film songs. Tune in today from 1-3 p.m. Guess next Week's # 1 hit Single, from which Film by which singer and Start Winning! Winners will be announced on Times FM, in the Times of India and individually notified by post! Send your entries to Times FM Latest by 5 p.m. on coming Tuesday. RADIO BOMBAY A 7.05 a.m. Replies to listener's letters in Hindi 8.30 Arath Vani 12.30 p.m. Programme in Sindhi 1.30 & 10.00 Western music 2.30 Kannada programme 3.10 Women's Forum (English) 5.30 Sports Magazine (English) 8.00 Talk in Hindi: Katha Lok 8.45 Talk in English (Science) BOMBAY B 8.15 a.m. Bhav Sargam 8.50 Konkani Geet 12.30 p.m. Vanita Mandal 3.30 Sugam Sangeet 5.30 Konkani Programme 9.00 Lokjagar 9.15 Shastriya Sangeet: Anindo Chat-terjee 10.00 Ravivariya Sangeet Sabha: Sa-tyanarayan Mishra (vocal), This is an ad for Times FM Radio Contest. The ad states that the prizes are sponsored by Limca. The ad outlines a schedule of the radio segments.
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1996 Times of India Liquor
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110 New Years, cheered by Shaw Wallace. Shaw Wallace shares another New Year with you. Bringing you good cheer, like only an old friend could. A friend who knows your tastes, your preferences. A company which understands the true Indian spirit. That's Shaw Wallace for you. CHEER LEADERS SINCE 1886, This is an ad for Liquor from Shaw Wallace. The ad states that Shaw Wallace understands the true Indian spirit. The ad contains an image of two women and a man dancing, with one of the women holding three balloons. The ad contains an image of three men and two women dancing inside a balloon, with balloons around them.
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1996 Times of India Martins Apiol & Steel Pills
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The text on the ad is blurry., MARTIN'S PILLS APIOL & STEEL Sure and certain for all Female complaints. Every lady should keep a box in the house. Chemists and Stores sell them throughout the world. Proprietor MARTIN, Chemist, Southampton, England., This is a text-only ad for Martins Apiol & Steel Pills. The ad is targeted towards women, stating that every lady should keep a box in the house.
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1996 Times of India Pepsi
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PEPSI, BORN 1896. THE TIMES OF INDIA, BORN 1838. THE TIMES OF INDIA ONE OF THE WORLD'S BIG IDEAS., This is an ad for Pepsi from the Times of India. The ad contains an image of a man reading a newspaper infront of a pepsi store, and a boy at a cart full of bread.
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1996 Times of India Pepsi
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FIVE WICKETS FOR A BALL! Overnight score: Battling side six wickets down. Venue: Kensington, England. At the end of the first day's play, the batting side had lost six wickets. When play resumed on the following morning, the seventh batsman hadn't arrived at the vanue, because he'd boarded the bus to Kennington instead of Kensington. The umpire promptly ruled him out, and one wicked had fallen with-out a single ball being bowled. Batsmen no. 8 and 9 took the wicket. The first ball of the day was a no-ball which the batsman struck and set off for a run. The ball was stopped, and the batsman run out. By now two wickets were down. And officially, not a single ball had been bowled yet. The next ball was hit hard by the batsman. The ball bonked the other batsman on the head, bounced off, and was caught. So two men returned to the pavilion: the batsman, and injured batsman. Now four men were out, and only one ball had been bowled yet. All in all, nine wickets had fallen so far, and the last man arrived at the crease but was ruled out as there was no one left to bat with him. With that, the two sides returned to the pavilion to have a blast! PEPSI Nothing Official About it! OUT TWICE ON THE SAME BALL! And then there's the batsman who was out twice on the same ball. The bowler's fast-paced ball struck the bat so hard, the bat split in two. The handle of the bat remained securely in the batsman's grip, while the rest of it went flying through the air, and knocked down the bails. And the ball landed comfortably in the hands of a slip fielder after striking the bat. Apart from being out twice on the same ball, the batsman was embarrassed because nobody in the fielding side bothered to appeal! 1277 DOS AND DON'TS! OK. So it's a gentleman's sport. The official colour is white. And there are two umpires to keep the decorum. Everybody is on their best behavior. The shoes are polished, and so are the manners. Cricket is on the official curriculum of every public school. The rule book lists 1277 dos and don'ts. Officially, the grass is no more than 2 inches long. And it's always a deep green. But why be so serious, stiff-collared, prim, proper, and official about something you enjoy?!! The question being asked in cricketing circles today, is: Is cricket fun? Well it is, if you look at the unofficial side of cricket. It's Official. The Wills World Cup is about to begin … OFFICIAL CAP OFFICIAL BALL OFFICIAL GRIN OFFICIAL BUTTON OFFICIAL DRINK OFFICIAL BICEPT OFFICIAL POCKET OFFICIAL STANCE OFFICIAL STRAP OFFICIAL SHOELACE, This is an ad for Pepsi. It is not stated who the manufacturer is. The ad describes a game of cricket, and states that dos and don’ts of a cricket game. The ad contains an image of a cricket outfit, outlining the details of the outfit including cap, drink, pockets, stance, strap, and shoelace.
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1996 Times of India Pepsi Can
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It’s the land where the real McCoy is called a Pepsi Can. Everything else is a watermelon called Can-taloupe. America. Legend has it that early Americans found the sound made by the opening of Pepsi Cans so exciting, they decided to dedicate a whole chapter in American musical history to it. Calling it "Pop music". So freeze all plans. Pretty soon there'll be something to make the party really fizz, not fizzle. 'Coz Nothing tastes like Pepsi Can. PEPSI, This is an ad for Pepsi Can. It is not stated who the manufacturer is. The ad states that Pepsi will make the party really fizz, and that legend has it that early Americans found the sound made by the opening of Pepsi Cans so exciting, they decided to dedicate it in American musical history, and call it pop music. The ad contains a Pepsi logo. The ad contains an image of lady liberty smiling and looking at an airplane flying away, with its jet being Pepsi Cans.
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