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Satisfy the Child’s Natural Craving for Sweets with Wholesome Easily Digested Money. Honey is splendid food for children. It furnishes the sweetness that children crave, and affords an immediate supply of energy. Rich in growth-giving vitamins, it is assimilated with a complete absence of tax on the digestive system, and positively will not affect the teeth like sugar. The extravagant scattering cf energy in which children indulge when at play is more easily replenished when Honey is used. All Honey is flavoured with the perfume of the flowers from which it was gathered, and Honeys for this reason vary in their pleasantness. Imperial Bee is made by mixing a little of each of the choicest flavoured Honeys gathered from New Zealand flowers. The result is a Perfect Honey with a delightful blending of flavours. To ensure that the children will love Honey, give them only a Honey which is blended (mixed), for blended Honey is always the same in flavour and colour. The only blended Honey in New Zealand is IMPERIAL BEE HONEY Acknowledged the world’s fi .est honey.
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXV, Issue 10392, 9 May 1927, Page 3
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