MLANCi TH€ n/er FOR “Thank goodness” says Mother, whose chief concern is to get the kiddies to eat what’s good for them. She knows how important the energy food is in the nourishment and sturdy growth of the little ones, so she gives them DIAMOND O-TIS and milk for breakfast. The little ones only know how lovely DIAMOND O-TIS is, so they eat it up and ask for more. And everybody is happy—partlcularly Mother—for the nourishing breakfast that the kiddies have had. took her only one minute to cook. Manufactured by THE TIMARU MILLING CO. LTD.. Timaru. Incorporated 1883.
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directors Messrs. Edgar C. Hazlett (Chairman), James Begg, C. Stanley Smith, Hon. W. Downie Stewart, William R. Brown (Otago), Robert J. Gilmour (Southland), R. K. Ireland (Oamaru), A. R. Turnbull, H. S. Lawrence (Christchurch). THE PERPETUAL TRUSTEES CO. LTD. Established 1884. A C. BRETHERTON. Christchurch Manager, 145 Worcester street, Christchurch. Offices; Christchurch, Timaru, Oamaru, Dunedin, Invercargill. -3
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Press, Volume LXXIX, Issue 23946, 13 May 1943, Page 7
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