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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20103, 5 December 1930, Page 3

Jnst what the children need—and want! HOW children love Kellogg's Corn Flakes those crisp crunchy flakes that bring all the goodness of one of nature's finest grains. You will find children always ready for a bowlful served with cold milk or cream. And Kellogg's is so good for them... and good for old as well as young. Wholesome... crisp... easy to digest. Many ways to serve. Try adding fresh or tinned fruits or honey. Kellogg's has a crispness that cannot be copied. A double waxed wrapper insures freshness. Accept no substitute. Sold by all grocers in the red-and-green packet. No cooking required. fta&WP CORN FLAKES - \ CORN FUKES Aba raakart of Kalian's ALL-BRAN—« hndrt fwi Bwraraßtettra for Ui SS £*l>, Ansae XL O. WTTJBS Ansae At,

PHILLIPSTOWN SCHOOL COMMITTEE. A meeting of the Phillipstown School Committee was held at the school, Mr Jefferies presiding. After transacting formal business the committee adlourned, and a combined meeting ot the committee and fair workers was held. The secretary reported upon the arrangements made in connexion with the fair, and the various stall-holders reported that matters in connexion with their respective stalls were well in hand. It was decided to hold the l>aby show at 3 p.m., and fancy dress parade at 7 p.m. Mr Crew offered to give a "mystery parcel," and the Phillipstown Swimming Club undertook to control several of the side shows.