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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 79, 12 May 1944, Page 3

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1 COUGHS. I.COIM FOR W E. WOODS LTDv LAMBTON QUA Y. WELL'INIGTON 26 4 v\ vV A Unchanged in a changing \orld r iIV INTestles sustaining CHOCOLATE A Fighting Food In this war-torn wtjrld, food is of para--mount importance to victory. With our valiant service-women at battle • stations, in administrative centres and on the land . . . with our nursing sisters and V.A/s in hospitals and convalescent homes . . . with our fighting men of the Services * in their wearying flights over trackless oceans, their long night waiches on the seven seas, their grim struggle against rain, mud, jungle and fever . * . Nestle’s Chocolate is playing its part as a vital food. You may be assured, however, that when " conditions return to normal you will again be able to purchase Nestle's Chocolate, unchanged in quality. NestlE's CHOCOLATE Neatlea 1 Cleveland Road, Auckland. 4