SWEETS FOR CHILDREN

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 750, 24 August 1929, Page 7

SWEETS FOR CHILDREN

PURITY AND QUALITY NEEDED To children the world over sweets are sweets. They have no idea of discrimination, and will buy anvthing that 13 sweet and pleasant, and preferably cheap. cry rarely indeed do parents study toe class of sweet goods bought by their children, yet a little supervision to this direction will mean much to the health of any child. Generally speaktog good quality chocolates and confections of undoubted purity do not cost any more than cheaper sweets. For example, every possible precaution is taken to maintain the high quality of the chocolates and confections made by Browne Bros, and decides, Ltd., of Auckland, yet their Soods are no dearer and there is hardly a retailer in the country who does not stock them. Cleanliness is an outstanding feature of every part of the factory and machinery that is touched by the food, and in addition there is a wellequipped laboratory and analyst on the spot. To keep up the high standard of manufacture, Messrs. Browne Bros, and Decides are constantly bringing out experts to staff the department —men yho possess the very high technical knowledge required for producing chocolates.