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51~<:.:h.,-:. . J;,.^.;.. ■The Best Preparation for a Good Day's Work Most of us need a good sustaining breakfast to carry us through ■ the work of the da3 r . And there's no better foundation than a heaping plate of delicious, nourishing, appetis-; ing Oreamoata. Satisfying, yet easy of digestion—light, yet more nouiishing' than any other cereal. Ton 6 we.it to yourself to try this superfine product—'{Creamo'thedaOr : -' —fitly termed N.Z.'a Mai innal Breakfast. Untouched by ban.l fromihe'-at field to the pantry, Oreamoata im absolutely'pure and fresh and guaranteed under the N.Z. l'ure Foods ..^ Act. And remernlxv Mint, r"Tl< ~ every Crpiiraonhi _J==A p:iokct contains th.: CjZ*P* coupons enabling f yoiito-liare in ;he ,reat Free Gift £3Z%Zs3\ ' Scheme. . K2c&?%&L\l& k Tell yonr grocer v" ?& m m m m mm, i m 228 m m | is an institution to be proud of. It has been at the Front since the early days of tne War. Thousands of our s Soldiers -and Sailors have enjoyed and benefited by its REST: HUTS AND TENTS on every Front; MOTOR AMBULANCES—the first in the field; KITCHEN CARS, .available at any hour; HOSTELS, with their x thousand beds. It controls a '. HOSPITAL for septic wounds; and every week sends N THOUSANDS OF PARCELS to Prisl oners of War. m NEW ZEALAND th© work is carried on and managed by the Military, Affairs Committee, of which, the Bishop of "Wellington is Chairman. It erected and operates the Institutes at Trentham, Featherston, Tauherenikau, Awapuni and Narr'ow Week; and has sent Thousands df Pounds-for the. Benefit of our Soldiers Overseas. THE CHURCH AKMT and the N.Z. MILITARY CHAPLAINS do the work of The Milit.\ry Affairs Committee at the Fronfc; on Troopships, and in Hoopitalu. The work must 'be maintained and extended. For this purpose £50,000 is -wanted lOW. Send a Donation at once—no amount too small. Address: Tht Military Affairs Confute*, Jag. 'W. JJenderson ) Honorary Qoo. > Treasurers 2Q Strqej, WELLINGTON Qross all Cheques k " onion Bank, Wellington."
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LII, Issue 160, 3 July 1918, Page 6
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