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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17311, 28 October 1916, Page 11

y'i This highly concentrated cereal food Is made under perfectly hygienic conditions from bo- a lected New Zealand grown 1 grain. The patent process by [ which It is treated obviates the I usual alow cooking of ordinary % porridge meals. GEBSTENA cooked for TWO MINUTES ■will make a palatable, nutritious, and sustaining dish, that will be appreciated by old and young. GEBSTENA Is also most economical —there are ' twice as many platesful to the 1 bag m any other food. Buy 1 a bag to-day and convince yourself that GEBSTENA Is the "Food of Foods." jsiiittiMi Moke the work of your family gar- f»f jwl Pt. n .t J* den lidht. Quick.and interesting, and )""• "I 63?" ~an. ,an , otJr WhadlHoa. of farm and garden-$2 to SIOO. Wheel . Cultivator FREE Oori»ew72.paeeniast«rted Hoe - w and Plow """ catalogued W implements. Write te It A W J. Every nan or woman roimlnsr a resetsble card en can save the cost of this tool in a single season. Sows ail garden seed* in drill* or hills, plows, noes and cultivates. A practical time, labor, and mosey saver. ■sfira The highest type of single wheel hoe made. Has durable steel frame. It is light enough for woman's use, bat strong, handy and adapted to almost every kind of garden cultivation. Unless you have tried you have no idea the amount of hoeing can be done in a given time with the . . UWM HIM * ONCE USE - NEVER WITHOUT. Eprrp sgrogngEE

"Sir William Crookes" Glass Gives Nature's Perfect Eyesight Spectacles made with this wonderful tinted glass—the result of long.'years of scientific research —shut out the strong rays that are harmful to sensitive eyes, yet do not dim the light in the least degree—tides tint is really almost imperceptible. We will be glad " to give you full particulars concerning.the Sir William Crcoltes Glass. We make them up to any Prescription. Ernest I. Sandston . Sight Testing Rooms Cashel Street (next Rallantynce) E. M. Sandston B. Falck BUTTER-FAT RECORD. (TPXB PWSS ASSOCIATION.] PALMERSTON N., October 27. Mr F. S. M'Rae, of Whakaronga, bear Palmerston North, has broken the existing yearling butter-fat record with the Jersey cow Mere (sire Starlight 11.. darp Tiki), which yielded 12.1641 b of milk, 'containing 6631 b 10.240 z of fat, in 365 days. The previous record was held by the American Jersey cow Lucky Farce, which produced 14,2601 b of milk and 6351 b ll.SQoz of fat in the same A LADY WKITES: " I suffered from poorness of the blood and nervousness for' a long; time. I could not jleep Bnd I was always no tired that life £eemed>aburden to me. I had splitting head* aches gome days, then noises in my head and my memory was very bad. I suffered from cold feet, my heart used to beat very quiokly. My bowels were constipated and I was ill in other ways. I was advised to ' ASK LOASBY ABOUT IT.' I was under his treatment for some weeke •»nd am able to honestly say ' I am quite Well.' " . The above letter was entirely unsolicited. What I have done for this lady I can do for )rou. i Advice and Medicine" 3s 6d. Children 2s. ' Country patients treated by letter. Send full details of symptoms, enclose Cs 6d, and ;Sie send you post free a double sized bottle. A. M. LOASBY, (With W. F. McArthur), The Only Prescribing Chemist, 679, Colombo Street, CHEISTCHURCH.

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