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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXII, Issue 4635, 14 April 1902, Page 3

On a cold winter night, when the dull seems to penetrate to the bones, "A cup of Aulsebrook's Cocoa** will be found to be just what is needed. It is a splendid wanning drink, thoroughly* agreeable to the taste. Aulsebrook's Cocoa is also peculiarly a nourishing and strengthening beverage; energising, vitalising, sus* taining. is Liquid Life. Wiii it Its*SS W-b4gg mi MS

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