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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13738, 20 May 1910, Page 3

...... f—- Pointed Sayings ; — ■ About a Popular Food 1 Through life, from infancy to old age, Unccd | lAulscbrook's Biscuits. i Hungry people, tired people, particular people, § all people, use Aulsebrook's Biscuits. 1 * II Many foods please the palate but plague the J stomach—some please the stomach but plague the i palate —Aulsebrook's Biscuits delight both. | When your appetite plays truant, Aulsebrook's I Biscuits will coax it back. § IThe long and the short of it is Uneed Aulse- | brook's Biscuits. r\ Xo use talking—Aulsebrook's Biscuits ARE i I THE Biscuits. | gjj-gp^---^ ,i , .mm,. ■ ■■■■ imi nirirTll All Grocers Sell Aulsebrook's Biscuits I The King s Death | j*?' if !And Every ©tiaer I Mbimiiiig Reqnisite I _____________________ « m | ■ 1 T. ARMSTRONG & CO. 1 I LIMITED I | Victoria Square & High St. | _m;^^2MMm Contributions from "Weekly Press" Readers. No. 14 £5 FOR A NAME FOR THE N.Z. DREADNOUBHT The " Weekly Press " offirj a PRIZE OF FIVE POUNDS for the best sugge* tion of a name for the " Dreadnought " which New Zealand is giving to the Imperial Navy. Should the N.-w Zealand Government choose one of the names proposed by Competitors, the Prirr will go to the first sender of that name ; envelopes vritt ' therefore be numb-red in the order of their despatch, as nearly as this am be ascertained from the postmarks, and. otherwise, in the order of their receipt. Should the Govprnrn'-nt choose a nams not among those sent in for this Competition, tha Editor will award the Prize to the name he thinks the roost suitable of t'boM submitted. For the Competition see . " THE WEEKLY PRESS." ' IB UV "WHOLE BOTTLES I