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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 20 November 1924, Page 7

The death of an old Wellington colonist, Mi's. Amelia. Bender, took place at her late residence- yesterday. Mrs. Bender, who was the widow of the late Captain S. A. Bender, was born on the misson fields of Madras India. Subsequently she married her late husband in the Channel Islands, Jeiaey, and arrived in New Zealand with her husband in 1867. She had been resident in Wellington up to her death. “THE BIG THREE.” THE STOMACH. THE BOWELS, AND THE BLOOD. <<r fhe Big Three” in the kingdom of health, for all practical purposes, are the stomach, the bowels and the blood. Each is dependent on the other, and perfect health cannot be enjoyed unless the whole throe are in proper working order. The great utility of “Maltexo” (Wilson’s Malt Extract) lies in the fact that it is beneficial to all three. It has natural properties which make it a. valuable digestive agent and remedy .for indigestion. It also lias properties which act as a laxative—overcoming constipation and removing poisonous waste matter. At the same time it enriches and purifies the blood. “Maltexo” ensures glorious health and vigour because it assists the stomach and bowels to function naturally, while toning up ami strengthening the whole body. With or without cod liver oil. One and 21b jars and 71b tins for families.—3