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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 64, 17 March 1927, Page 5

PUBLIC NOTICES. BETTER STILL —WEET-BIX. THE NEW HEALTH BISCUIT. rrHIS Whole Wheat Biscuit is now ■*■ stocked by every Grocer. DID YOU NOTICE? 1. The extra number of biscuits in a packet of Weet-Bix. 2. .That they are three times wrapped: (a) Greaseproof paper; (b) cardboard carton; (c) outside wax-tight wrapper, therefore Crisp and Fresh. 3. That they are Thoroughly Toasted without any burnt taste. Made possible by a special process in cooking. 4. That the Bran is Fully Retained, making them a true Laxative and corrective of constipation. 5. They are Highly Recommended by Doctors and Dietitians everywhere; as a Complete Food for the Children and a Perfect Food Balance for Adults. Always ask for WEET-BIX, The Health Biscuit. .-'.■ Eat Wheat. Result of Genuine Weet-Bix No. 2 Competition: Ist Prize—Miss Gladys M. Clark, P.O. Box 10, Port Aburiri, Napier. 2nd Prize—Miss G. Norman Jones, "Fallowfield," Main road, Lower Hutt. 3rd Prize—Mrs. Appelgren, 34, Commercial road, Grey Lynn, Auckland. 4th Prize—Eric Cox, 11, Richmond street, Petone. sth Prize—Dorothy Tutty, 11, Heads road, Wanganui. , 6th Prize—Miss Pat Dickson, 135, Harrison street, Wanganui. 7th Prize—Mrs. Stella Warnes, 212, Adelaide road, Wellington. Bth Prize—Miss Doreen Allen, Harris ;■ street, Pukekohe. 9th Prize—Mrs. J. Guerin, 71, Chapel street, Palmerston North. 10th Prize—Miss Mary Hodgson, Nicholson road, Khandallah. 11th Prize—Miss N. Cunningham, Cambridge street, Levin. nP rize~Mr- D- Barr» care Vi E°r Brown Trading Co., Napier. 13th Prize—Wm. Nicolson, 14, Wilson street, Hawera. / 14th. Prize—l. B. Shaw, care N.Z.'lnsurance Co., Ltd., P.O. Box 111, New Plymouth. 15th Prize—Miss Mary Earle, 8, Turama „ roatl> Royal Oak, Onehunga. 16th Prize—Miss Ethel Porte, 37, Constable street, Wellington. ' 17th Prize—Miss Margaret Quigley, 129 i ci. a, rnson Btreet > Wanganui.' 18th Prize—Miss Brown-Boggs, P 0 Box 400, Auckland. ' 19th Prize—Miss M. Turner, Bombay street, Ngaio. 20th Prize-Mrs. E. B. Mullis, 26, Russell terrace, Newtown. 21st Prize-Miss' lima King, 201, 'Main road, Eastbourne. 22nd i> Master Ray Jeffrey, 132, „, Brougiiam street, Wellington. 23rd Prize-Mr. O. Gidall, Main ' road, Ngaio. . •: . ' «t^ ze-Mrs- Blaker, Te Awamutu. 25th Prize—Miss T. Mackay, 60, Dumnier street, Ponsonby, Auckland. LOOK OUT FOfe No. 3. BURCH AND,CO., Local Distributors.

"At the Magistrate's Court yesterday Charles Ruddiek, alias Bosserf abonrer aged 42, was charged with havmg broken ana entered th' mimier'a shop of Thelma Adelaide Glover, at 68, Cambridge terrace, and stolen fifteen hats and an overcoat, worth £30. After lengthy evidence had been heard in the course of which it WM stated tha^ the accused had offered to sell his landlady some of the missing hats, Rnddick pleaded not guilty, reserved ins defence, and was committed to the supreme Court for trial. Bail of £200 and one surety of £200 was allowed. ■■. ' / -