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Press, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22307, 22 January 1938, Page 3

£l\* *tf£! CO # 0 * m o « e m nT j*sss MIKES tteZ&k PICIDRES/ QktcHttuajt? &irfi&k c UUh • okcuMa4& tfaouqkout /VewZea&md l Canterbury, West Coast, Nelson., and Blenheim Distributors: H. F. STEVENS LTD., CHMSTCHURCH. Sole N.Z. Agents: MACALISTEB BROS., P.O. Box 1243, AUCKLAND. BEST SMILES of the MEAL • Dessert is always the brightest part of the meal! And when you have a gay, sparkling, shimmering mould of Lushus Jelly Dessert to place proudly on the table we ll—no wonder dessert is a bright spot. Everyone notices the true fresh fruit flavour—so much like the natural fruit, picked in its full, lush ripeness. And the secret of Lushus flavour is in the exclusive Flavour Bud that seals the flavour in until you release it with boiling water. Seven double-rich Lushus flavours to choose from— Strawberry, Raspberry, Cherry, Orange, Lemon.Pmehouse for everyday use and busy-day emergencies. 6d per Packet. JfTlf m M i ■f M ushus *M •*> A JELLY mSWi ft firTY^Ji FLAVOUR IS IN THE FLAVOUR BUD K i A JELLY DESSERT

Ideal Picnics by Rail Firms, Schools, Societies, Unions, etc New Zealanciers, the management of your railways specialises in picnics. Experts will gladly give you advice about the choice of a suitable ground and the planning of the excursion. A free booklet (obtainable from any officered station) has full information of the best picnicking places in your district and tables of cheap fares. It is an easy way to assure success from all viewpoints. Safety, Comfort, Economy

Further gifts for th,e Sunlight League's health camp at Pigeon Bay are gratefully acknowledged from Mrs Hunt, Mrs Campbell Hay, Mrs Reynish, Mrs Pettigrew, Mrs J. Reynish, Mr and Mrs Ebenezer Hay, Mrs McSweeney, and Mrs Waghorn.