A WELCOME ARRIVAL

Greymouth Evening Star, 16 August 1920, Page 5

A WELCOME ARRIVAL

ROWNTREE’S ELECT COCOA

ATTRACTIVE WINDOW DISPLAY,

In common with many other favourite lines with housewives in N(»w Zealand,- the war was responsible for a discontinuance of the importation of Rowntrce’s Elect Cocoa. This splendid cocoa, which had built np for if seif a great reputation in the Dominion, has not been procurable for the New Zealand market since 1914. Now, however, supplies are again obtainable, a fact which will be gladly •received by numerous cocoa connoisseurs throughout the West Coast. The plirayc “once used always used” is particularly appropriate in connection with Rowntree’s Cocoa, for this brand is characterised by extraordinary strength and by a refreshing and delightful taste and aroma. In addition to these qualities, it can he made in p moment, is extremely soluble and digestible, and is very economical, as one pound makes over 120 cup's of strong and delicious cocoa. Rowntree’s productions are highly praised by the “Lancet” and many other|leading medical journals ;also influential members of the medical profession. A special" window display of Rowntree’s Elect Cocoa is at present made by Messrs P. Beck and Co., cash grocers. The window has been attractively set out, and many bright showcards, etc., have been used with good taste,, the result being very effective and attracting much attention. Extensive sales of this celebrated British cocoa are recorded, which is procurable in tins of two sizes at 1/3 and 2/6 per tin.