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Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17700, 28 February 1923, Page 6

A GOOD LIGHT SAVES YOUR EYESIGHT. In these days of stress it behoves everyone to make the best use possible of their qualifications, and to preserve for as lontt as possible the natural advantages they possess. Good eyesight is an inestimable blessing and should be protected by every means in our power, wood, clear light to read or sew by is indispensable. ,r EIU TREE" Kerosene gives a good, clear light. MM*

"It would be a terribly monotonous world if we nil thought alike," said Mr 1 John Fisher, presid nt of the Cambridge A. and P. Society, when speaking at the Pukekohe Show gathering. An old Scotsman, meditating on that very subject, said to his,friend Sandy: "Weel, if that were sae,'we wud a' be wanting tlieit wife of yours." "Ah." replied Sruidy, "I'm thinkin' if you all thought the same as me nane o' yae wud hao her." The speaker, proceeding after the laughter, said this explained the advantage of good competition as between the breeders of the different kinds of cattle. He remembered' it was once said that Ayrshire cattle wereonlv bred by mental asylums and Scotch folk -(laughter)—and, therefore, he was awfully pleased-to know that Pukekohe had nt least one Irishman who went in for Ayrshires. (Laughter and applause.)

For 60 years Aulsebroob liave f ised in making rich, wholesome Aulsebrooks Cake is ! always M and delicious-it is cooked just # . by experts who have had years 'of experience in the making of every ¥ of cake. Only the freshest eggs and fruit?' sweet milk and pure cane sugar are used-these healthful ingredients combined with specialised baking fj" 8 - rich, nutritious cake of the h'g w quality. -—is packed in parchment paper to maintain freshness. All good storekeepers sell Aulsebrooks Cake in 21b. and 4 lb. blocks. Make sure you get Aulsebrooks—for it has no equal. Ask your Storekeeper for Jlulsebrooks rich fruit and also cherry blockcake! These two choice lines assure the success of "Jit Home " afternoons. mm \snwm •VaW* 'i.