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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 13363, 3 March 1909, Page 8

THE NEW BREAD. « A SUBJECT OF INTEREST TO WIVES AND MOTHERS. Wo aro glad to learn that since the appearanco of a recent par in these columns about the above, numerous enquiries havo been received by tho makers regarding it. Nor is this to h-\ wondered, at. The digestive qualities of S-P bread, are very soon apparent to anyone who has tasted it, while one's common sense points to the fact that a creme flour milled by the process which conserves all the nutritive qualities of the wheat germ, must be more healthy than the starchy white flour in common use. It's the flavour wins your favour. The makers of S-P flour have recently had a lonf of S-P bre*td analysed by Mr A. A. Bickerton, Colonial Analyst, who reports that it contained o per cent, less starch and 2 per cent, each more sugar and moisture, thus making it keep better as well as assimilate better than the indigestible white bread. The above facts should bo sufficient to induce our readers to try a sample loaf of the bread which is obtainable at pr<«ent from Mr R. C I'egg. baker, Suffolk street, Linwood, and Mr McBr.itney, Albert street. Linwood. If your grocer docs r.ot vet stock S-P Creme Flour—it's good for scones and pastry—drop a post card to ttio Proprietor?, Box 216, Qbristchurch. 1

CASUALTIES. * <rB_SS ASSOCIATION TEI.EGnA_.iI NAPIER, March 2. The body of an elderly man, who was drowned in the surf last evening, was recovered thi3 morning, and identified as that of Samuel Spence, a resident of Hastings. WANGANCI. March 2. Mrs George Edward Nalder, aged 26 years, who had only been married four months, died suddenly to-day. She was in good spirits when her husband left home at '7.30 this morning, but on a sister visiting the hou.'-X! at 12.30 Sirs Nalder (who had Iteen unwell lately) was found lying dead in the bedroom.