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Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 82, 6 April 1918, Page 4

AUCKLAND STOCK EXCHANGE. MEMBERS ARE NOW EECEIVING APPLICATIONS FOR WAR LOAN FREE OF CHARGE TO APPLICANTS. CALL. ON, OR WRITE TO, ANY OF THE FOLLOWING:— Henry Allen, Short's Bldgs., Queen Street. G. A. Buttle aud Co., Hobson ißldgs., Fort Street. Carrick and Son, Hobson Bldgs., Shortland Street. Colbcck and Griffiths, Wright's Bldgs., Fort Street. Geo. C. Creagh, First Floor, Victoria Arcade, Queen Street. H. E. Fordo, First Floor, Victoria Arcade, Queen Street. Frater Bros., Royal Insurance Bldgs., j Queen Street. | W. N. Gamble, Bank of N.Z. Bldgs., Swanson Street. S. Thome George, No. 1, Grey (Buildings, High Street. Gillespie Bros., Hobson Bldgs., Shortland Street. A. E. Greenslade, Govt. .Life Bldgs. <ground floor), Exchange Lane, Queen Street. Hendry and Hay, Government Life Bldgs., Queen Street. Francis Hull and Co., 9, Shortland Street, j V. J. Lamer and Co., 'Bank of N.Z. Bldgs., Swanson Street. S. M. Moore-.loues, 0, Shortland Street. Clive Nettletou. 14, Shortland Street. H. .L. Noakes, Wright"s Bldgs., Fort Street. I Ruddock and Co., Hobson Bldgs. (Second Floor). Shortland Street. H. M. Shepherd, Exchange Lane. A. J. Tapper, Wright's Bldgs., 'Fort Street. R. Tliornes. Queen Street. W. R. Walker, Hobson Bldgs., Shortland Street. F. Waller, Hobson Bldgs., Shortland Street. F. J. Whittakcr, Hobson Bldgs., Bhortland Street. 11. A. Wright, 10, Gore Street. W. Llssant Clayton. Gisborne. Gould and Hetherlngton, Ngaruawahia J. Murray, Waihi. Bynon Powell, Tanpiri. Hill and Dillicar, Hamilton. B4 MODERN SCIENTIFIC MILLING VERSUS ? CHAPTER I. "What do you think of all this talk about Bycroft's 'Snowdrift' Flour being DIFFERENT? Is there anything In it beyond advertising?" "Well, yes. There's a lot In It. It's GOOD advertising for one thing, because It's true." "Where docs the 'difference' come in?" "In the first place, it's milled differently. Bycroft's Mill Is the last word In flonnnllllng. It's the very latest process. There Is nothing hotter In the world. BRITAIN lends the world in flour milling methods, and Bycroft's Mill Is England's latest masterpiece. It's a wonderful process." "What Is wrong with the old process that has -been In vogue so long?" "It is now known as the "sudden death' process, to use an expression ot tbe scientific miller." "That sounds ominous. What does It mean?" "It means that the life Is crushed out of the wheat—suddenly. It hasn't a chance from the start. The result is flour, certainly, hut when compared by experts with the flour from a mill like Bycroft's there's a big difference." "Is this difference notlceahle to ordinary folk?" "Not particularly, at least to the naked eye. It is more apparent in use. That is to say, in the baking. It Is stronger. It has 'life.' It makes a bigger, loaf with a finer grain, better scones; cakes, pastry, biscuits, and so forth. It means SUCCESSFUL baking all the time. More tasty and NOURISHING cakes, etc." "Can you explain the cause of this difference In the flour?" 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