if is Supreme for Health TO-DAY, as alway*, 'Ovaltine' stands supreme as the complete and perfect Tonic Food Beverage —*s unapproachable in quality as it is unsurpassable in value. The -world-wide success of * Ovaltine entirely by merit—has inevitably led to the introduction of various imitations. But they arc widely different from 'Oyaltine'... in the ingredients from which they are made, and by the methods by which they are manufactured. 'Ovaltine' is made according to a formula and by a scientific process which cannot be used for any other product. is ♦OVALTINE' IS MADE FROM— New-Laid Eggs—o/ the finest quality from ottr mm and selectedfarms. Malt Extract—from English barley, the best the world produces. Creamy Milk—brought daily from England's richest pastures. Cocoa—a smalt quantity of which is added as a flavouring, but not relied upon for food value. 'OVALTINE' DOES NOT : CONTAIN— Starch yyhicb it at utidesirabb feature in a tonic food beverage. Household Sugar—a cheap ir.gr ent, for which no one wishes to pay 0 f amy price. A large percentage of Cocoa—which, dots not compare favourably in assimilable food value with the otbtf ingredier.ts of' Ovaltine TRY 'OVALTINE* FREE! Send name and address together with 2d. in stamps to the New Zealand Agents, Salmond & Spraggon Ltd., Dept.' H; P.O. Box 662, Wellington, when a free sample will be sent to you, Obtainable at all Chemists and Stores, in three sizes. The large si%e is the most economical. Manufactured by A. WANDER LTD., London NZB2 Often li mit ale d never equalled
New Zealand's Greatest Carnival At Wellington, November 18-25 Full week of merriment by day and night. Spectacular Aquatic Gala. Marvellous pageantry—a century of New Zealand history. Special Maori dancing and singing. Colourful street processions. All sorts of sports. Old Colonial Ball. Merry music of many bands. Battle of Flowers. Fun and frolic for everybody. Fireworks and bonfires. City, hills and harbour turned into a fairyland of lights by night. Have a Cheap Trip by Train
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Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 21010, 11 November 1933, Page 4
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