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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 68, 11 July 1914, Page 7

tea MeßCriA 1 "* r C ESriX)N. kIPVJ 7* HASP t T* s1 * V that is all its claitusd Awarded Gold Medal, Auckland Exhibition, 1913 Just as the standard for teas is set by the celebrated brands of Nelson Moate, so, too, is the standard for cocoa set by Nelmoa Cocoa. In "Nelmoa "you have the finest natural flavoured cocoa obtainable, and its high quality and absolute purity is beyond question. Only the best beans procurable and the most scientific methods of manufacture are used in making it, therefore it cannot help being the best. Nelmoa Cocoa, with its appealing natural flavour, its purity, its quality, tempts the most fastidious to drink this food beverage. It is easy to digest, too — this fact is important to those who find other cocoas too rich and indigestible. Try Nelmoa — we know it will please you better than any other.

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