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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XIII, Issue 283, 15 November 1923, Page 2

At the annual conference of the New Zealand Electrical Tradeis’ Federation in Wellington many matters of interest to tho trade were discussed (says a Press Association telegram). Resolutio'ns were adopted directing the future operations of the federation. Officers for the ensuing year were elected as follow :—President, Air J. M. Fleming (re-elected) ; vice-president, .Mr. E. W. Acland (re-elected); executive. Messrs H. A. Smith, S. A. Joyce, J. Stewart. E. F. Hollands and A. E. Russell. Kiwi Flavouring Essences are preferred by good for flavouring desserts, nuddings, cakes, pastry, etc., because they aire thoroughly reliable and economical. Guaranteed full strength and absolutely pure. Sold by all grocers, 9d. 1/4 and 2/3 —large sizes are most economical. Full quantity in each bottle.* BABIES THRIVE ON IT. A teaspoonful of Wilson’s ‘ ‘ Maltexo ’' in hot water two or three times a day makes sturdy, plump, happy babies, “Maltexo” is a natural food that contains natural strengthening properties in a form that the most delicate child can digest and assimilate with ease. 1 and 2 lb. jars and 7 lb. tins. 7 lb tins are most economical. The U.S.S. Company’s boats always carry Fluenzol and Q-toI in their medicine chests. Q-tol is largely used by engineers and stokers for burns, bruises, etc.