RONGOTEA.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LV, Issue 175, 24 June 1935, Page 2

RONGOTEA.

{From Oui' Own Correspondent.) RONGOTEA. June 21. there was a large gathering at the Masonic Hall for the purpose of welcoming Mr and Mrs Mackintosh, who were recently married at Norsewood, and are now making their home at ltongotea. Ihe time was spent in dancing, games, songs, recitations, etc., Mr J. Smith rendered vocal items. Friends from Dannevirko also assisted. A Monte Carlo waltz was won by Mr and Mrs E. A. Croad. Supper followed, and then Mr H. J. Kirkham called on the guests to open the parcels which had been contributed by numerous friends. Many useful articles were revealed and Mr Mackintosh expressed sincere thanks to all for their kindness. The gathering closed with the singing of “Auld Lang Syne” and wishes for Mr and Mrs Mackintosh's happiness and prosperity in. their new home. 1 MOTHER PRIDE. HEALTHY, HAPPY CHILDREN HER JOY IN LIFE. With most mothers, the welfare of her children is the first consideration in life, and, when they are healthy and happy, she is happy and contented. What a delight it is to watch their smiling faces, to see them eat their meals with gusto, to realise they will develop into fine men and women. There is no better aid to a healthy, happy family than that wonderful, natural tonic food, Wilson’s “Maltexo” Halt Extract. The concentrated extract of the finest malted barley. “Maltexo” possesses, in a safe and pleasant form, natural properties that build up weakened frames, develop muscle and sound white teeth, impart roses to pale cheeks, and give the child the strength and vitality to resist coughs and colds and other winter ills. AVilson’s “Maltexo” is obtainable with or without Cod Liver Oil, in'llb and 21b jars, and 71b tins for families.—Advt.