PROTECTING THE YITAMINES WHY “MALTEXO” IS THE BEST TOXIC FOOD. “ Maltexo ” is prepared under the personal supervision of a Scottish chemist experience.! in the manufacture of Malt Extract. Nothing is left to chance. Every process, from the selection of the barley to the bottling of the finished product, is conducted on scientific lines. This explains why “Maltexo” reaches such a high standard of freshness, quality, and purity, and why it is so effective as a tonic food. “ Maltexo ” is rich in vitamincs and diastase, and every care is taken in its manufacture to prevent the loss or impairment of these valuable health-giving properties in the finished product. First Order of Merit at the Big Exhibition, and used in our Government institutions, also public and private hospitals. New Zealand made. Every time you buy “ Maltexo ” you are helping New Zealand’s industries, and adding to the prosperity of your own country.—[Advt.]
“You will have to pet, the drink out of-your system,” said Mr Bundle, S.M., in sentencing at Onmaru David Lauder, a laborer, to one month’s imprisonment on a charge of theft. Lauder went to a second-hand dealer’s to sell a pair of boots, and when the owner’s attention was diverted stole two coats from the shop. The dealer paid £L to Lauder for the boots and one coat, hut when he endeavored to sell the other the dealer recognised it, and called the police. Lander being arrested. On a charge/of drunkenness and breach of his prohibition order Lauder was convicted and discharged,
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Evening Star, Issue 19614, 21 July 1927, Page 5
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