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there should be Cocoa. J^ fs I I I I A food as well as a beverage. .While your children arc growing rapidly, see that what they drink is good food. Scientific analysis proves that Bournville Cocoa is a highly concentrated food; also many Arctic explorers make it a part of their rations. Therefore, serve Bournville Cocoa whenever you serve bread and butter. Most children love "Bournville" — the cocoa with the delicious chocolate flavour. ( «/. 89 .",-■ Write to CADBURY, Wellington, mentioning this paper, for particulars of GIFT SCHEME sib I m w m 1 c<'". u4R. OS X*k6ußH vil o SEE THE NAME ON EVERY PIECE OF CHOCOLATE

It's Spring r g~M IE Springtime calls for a Kodak. Bright days ■ in the open air in the country, in the town —at the .seaside, on the hills these are days , that you should retain with your Kodak. i Kodak photography is simple. You can learn to '• use a Kodak in half-an-hour. ,- 4j Autographic Kodaks from 25/-. 'f Brownie Cameras from 10/6. k *l Sole Agents for: : Ross Binoculars, Telescopes, and Lenses i Latest Kodal( Catalogue Free on Request' '% OF ALL KODAK DEALERS And KODAK (Auslrulusiu) I'J'V., LTD., I'.O. Itov 1174, Wellington,