At the Amateur Athletic Club's Carnival on Saturday afternoon, G. W. Smith, the Australasian champion, beat M. M. Roseingrave, the noted Irish hurdler, in a 120 yds invitation hurdle race, running the distance in 15 3-55.,- which is 2-sths better than the Australasian record. COOKS AND CORN FLOUR. A celebrated cook has observed • that "A chef could no mere do without Corn Flour than he could do without parsley and the stock pot." This is absolutely true, for Brown and Poison's "Patent" Corn Flour is in almost universal demand, the present enormous sales being based on a reputation for perfection of quality of more than forty years' standing. Brown and Poison's Corn Flour never disappoints, whereas with inferior kinds successful results are not to f*° counted on. There is as much difference l-i qualities of Corn Flour as in qualities of tea; and the best, the recognised best, is Brown and Poison's " Patent" Corn Flour.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 11539, 26 November 1900, Page 6
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