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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVIII, Issue 18304, 14 January 1920, Page 10

" ft* 7: ( Nothing . v \J suits the Y \ children better.j .11 There is just the "kind of nourishment they need in j Brown & Poison's Corn Flour prepared with milk. It j makes the lightest and most digestible of hot or cold jg| sweets. It is particularly delicious in the form of a |l bnked bustard pudding, but you can serve it in a ,-« 100 different ways according to the season—all simple i to prepare—inexpensive, and splendid for the children. |J Corn Flousr cookery means kitchen economy—»* " per gj cent, pure food and there's no wa»te. Whenever there o t cooking to be done bring out the familiar yellow packet of | j "" ~~ ~ -! Poisons i Corn. Flour 2i « The kind that made Corn Flons famous; RECIPES FREE.—Write to J. B. Gilfillan & Co., P.O. Box 848, Y Auckland, for a copy of the " Brown & Poison " recifie book. \^ , , essa BBS SEES SBE! 62S C 328 GS3 EST! ax J

Messrs. Benger's Food Ltd. are abie to announce that supplies ofßenger's-Food should now be readily obtainable throughout Australasia. „ Should any consumer find difficulty in obtaining Benger's Food, communications addressed to the Sydney office will receive prompt attention. is for INFANTS,- INVALIDS and the AGEp. During 35 vears' use by the Medical Profession, it has fulfilled every claim made for it. Booklet and full partiisutara port frto from: BENGER'S FOOD LTD. ■ MANCHESTER, England BRANCH OFFICE: 117 Pitt Street, SYDNEY. And at New YORK lU.S.A.) 90, Beskman Street. PepoU throughout CANADA.

Mothers of the past *X,:WSZ mm were delighted with the pure, rich, flavor of • • si W 4 The?? daughters and granddaughters are just as keen to use it. A little goes a long way. S 1 S»i . ■,,, „ i_... i-

The White Shoe Cleaner Frequent Cleaning is necessary with white Shoes. No Soiled Hands or Clothtng if SNOBUCK .j used—keeps White Shoes Spick and Span all the time. Sold Everywhere. Liquid or Block. WILL NOT RUB OFF A I WHEN YOU REQUIRE I Accommodation of a temporary nature for t Shows, Sports Committees, Dressing P Rooms. etc,-REMEMBER THAT J JOHNSON k 80UZINS 678 COLOMBO ST. (opp. fteeoe'a, Ltd.) 1 Can supply your needs at a moment's notice. Tents, Marquees, Table*, i Trestles and Forms ready on the instant. MODERATE TERMS K^<OtF«i^Ki»l SOUND INVESTMENT. NEAR CH.CH. RAILWAY STATION. Two-Fivo-roomed, and one Six-roomed. Sewer Connections, Scullery, B»t.h, Copper, etc. ViitUABLE ALLOTMENT. SURE TO RISE IN VALUE. I am instructed to sell AT ONCE, and can arrange exceptionally easy terms. Note the prices for these three—£s6o, £660, £660. Pleaso Road Further: ST. ALBANS—Five-roomed Bungalow, with modern conveniences, including electric light, H. and C. service, bathroom, copper and tubs, etc. Area of quarter of an acre. (Fol. 243.) PRICE— £945. •ST. ALBANS- —Five-roomed Bungalow, with modern conveniences, including electric light, H. and C. service, bathroom, copper and tubs, etc. * (Fol. 241.) PRIQE—£6BS. ClTY—Square House of* 4 rooms, with usual conveniences, including gas, bathroom, scullery and sink, etc. Area—Quarter of an acre. PRICE—£662 (McK. 1.) SPREYDON*~-Bungalow of 5 rooms, with all conveniences, including gas, H. and C. service, bathroom, scullery and sink, copper and tubs, washhouso. etc. Area—Quarter of an aero. (Fol. 469). PRICE—£B9S. * Small Deposit and Easy Weekly Instalments. Valuations made. Insurances Effected.