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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 38, 13 August 1930, Page 8

.N ew Leal and clings /k BUICK.. ■ s ..■".-. ■ ...-■• iWw Buicks than any other car selling above <£500 • Let New Zealand's firft choice, in the fine • From trim radiator to graceful flare at feu; car field, guide your selc&ion of a motor car. this Buick bespeaks value and inbuilt quality • For the 12 months ending June 1930, • Before buying any motor car insped the nor Buick secured 31.1 per pent more sales than Buick. Then sit behind the wheel and drive it. the nearest competitor in its price class. Know why New Zealanders arc buying more • This striking record shows SEDAN . . £540 Buicks than any other fine car. definitely that the New Zealand • The 1930 Buick helps to proviek public fully appreciates the I m^m^mJW employment for 500 New Zealandets. extra value that Buick offers. if^^^fwMidL *Jt is amntcd for xz whoie _„ . ,■" c 1 • j yZZ^^VMM Wl »■*/ months. It is obtainable on the • Buick for 1930 is the^ recognised (O^JlVk^kX G.M.A.C. Confidential Deferred Payleader in beauty and style. Its per- \Jj \V^^H ment Plan. formance on the open road cannot J/ m _ ■ XT „ T ««-» . , ~ ' , r . /W W JHHBHBM Genbrai. Motors New Zealand Loans be duplicated by any other car. V^Q, " Works: Fetone > WeUins«>n» INGLIS BROS. & CO., LTD., VALLEY AND BAY MOTORS, LTD., Wellington. Lower Hutt T.Wagg&C*. .. .... ..... M«fterto» Nicholls Bros >-. Taihape E Brady . •• «. PabUtua Raetihi Auto Co., Ltd. .... 5... Raetihi D. P. Ry«a & Sonf, Ltd. b w ElwUfcuii. P. O. Yon Hartitaeh Levin ij is nwutJz wktZJj -* ->- '* cUllclouj. M- //i anltctfuitLO rt ** Ut G%M ll^^Hßk \ SWEETWEETS ! Why, the very name carries a promise I mK^W^^m '% '' of flavour> An<l each crunchy mouthful bears it out. B^iiiif^ -^s|f WJ3WLi^IJi 5 fresn > tongy sweetness of rich golden honey. The ■:^B W^'^fm^ /'°|#fffv >1 full-bodied flavour of pure malt. The crisp goodness of ■»' 1 \^ • *°c w^o^e wheat grain.. • These make Sweetweets the ■I " \%m± jHr '"'! favoured breakfast of thousands. ♦♦ Thick featherlight iMts'' biscuits. Each made of whole wheat grains, flaked and, p. PHL*' '| crushed, baked a butternut brown, flavoured with malt* Bw\^ %-^ 5 an<* sweetened not me^ly with sugar, but with pure I f golden HONEY—-that's Sweetweets. ♦♦ Take a biscuit. HJL x. rWE^HBp Crumble it. Watch each feathery flake float plateward* '^wMtQHBI Then add Stewed fruit. Or cover with milk or cream* I iß^tmtb^L .^^LJHftjJH Here's what men call a real breakfast. As tempting to HSSJB|S^PB^iX~S^^ tne eye as to 'he palate ♦♦ Rich in calcium for teeth I fljS^fc^^^^f^V^ and boneß* Proteins for muscle. Carbohydrates for -^r '-^ 1 1 energy. Vitamins for appetite and easy digestibility. :.^R k<*j £,\?f 4 > Bran for regular elimination... These you find in Sweet* <r'* *i weets. The newest breakfast cereal. A tempting, tooth- / \ \ some meal in itself. ♦♦ To-morrow, share a pleasure that /'^Ck^^Kf I*■ thousands enjoy. Have your first Sweetweets breakfast. ♦♦ H o*'*:- 'J^/00^^ ' :^|Sb v Made in New Zealand by The Sanitarium Health Food Co. SUEETU^CTI . . A JAWITAKIUM IiCALTH r€€D