Page 14 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23042, 20 May 1938, Page 14

II E: Don't forget—I mwch wMwr 'ouuCKtwmar -i put it down Bottled in Scotland* WSS&ty'^'- \ % - '■ '•> .///>. W%: I'm m mmm' < wmmm jtj'% wmz ice SS * t -'•• -- - • ■m* m m; mi : m v - w m m&M Kli jW/ml Sffl*?? pilfer**- : • wiifllitf: £*-: v «S§ •f Wm -m m m ?>>>¥' m <^Vv*Ss 1§ m AigSSSSic fa NMhMM< :'.:® jsss.xw v "^!§ * * v " - 5I 1 "'; : " . .'. . :■ ■ :x.v.S S-v :''V A ... '■' ■■'■■■'■' y•' ■>:■ • 'VK-Sjf.;;:'^Sfcv: : :\«\^sssss.-rsSiiM. tip V•..■ \Cy °. i never sulks at breakfast now. All children love Rice Bubbles - they're deliciously crispy aaj full of rich nourishments And they*re fun to eat because they go «SNAP* t ; ■ CRACKLE" and «FOP 4" the milk is poured on. Rice is one of the world s staple ifoods and j Kellogg*s Rice Bubbles |ar" wonderfully easy to digest. Order a packet ~ your grocer to-day I Sol* Importers Into New Zealand: - H. O. WILES LTD.. Anne Awwj; Auckland. . ---o SSS Cheap Rail Trips For J ,~i*! -I'/f ' * ■■. ■ ;"}" Athletic and Sporting Parti* *r.*-v. • • s; : *'x ** s * .Football and basketball, hockey and goU teams —in fact any athletic or sporting party -—of not less than six adult passengers can obtain special concessions in rail, fares if application is made in reasonable time to tho , nearest District Manager. Stationmaster or Business Agent. ; „-J' •' j£\ •£"''i, rK :& W-v U i '■ . • . •/£" '■-■;.' •«*.' *. ■•' "r ; *' *' '. 1 Trips by rail ~in first-class carriages at ~ second-class rates or second-class at three- , ; ; . quarters the ordinary second-clasa fares cut down the expenses of travelling team*. Full Details In Popular PocKet Guide-