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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 828, 23 November 1929, Page 20

RENGO ItHOUSEHOLD RENNET) 0 1 > The Matron, Karitane Hospital, Wellington, says: — “RENCO is quite the most satisfactory Rennet that we have used. ”

Real Dutch Rush Mats —for the Sleeping Porch or Seaside Bach These Mats are not only strong and durable, but they also make a serviceable and artistic floor covering at a very small cost. In both oblong and oval shapes. 1 Us OBLONG V tp£ ci AL/ rrs' F UF.NIS'H/NC ijuccn St Auckland

Since Using KOKO Their Hair Grew Wavy to Their Waists! w 44 Everyone admires my hair which reaches below my waist. I attribute it all to KOKO which imparts a glossy appearance to the hair and induces growth to quite a wonderful degree.'* u When I started using KOKO my hair was short and straight; now it is wavy and past my waist. Koko is a lovely dressing to stop the hair falling as it vs not greasy or sticky. All my friends remark how -nicely my hair has grown with Koko.” —(Voluntary testimony). The cleanness of Koko, its delightfulness as a dressing will amaze you when you have proved how good it is for thin and falling hair. So that everyone may prove Koko cheaply we offer a. regular 5/- bottle for 2/6 once only to each person from the Koko Depot. 60 Queen Street. Auckland, if this offer No. AUSLO29 is used. Posted free to any address outside a radius of 25 miles from Auckland. Depot open till 9 p.m. Fridays. Chemists. Stores, and Fancy Goods Shops sell KOKO 1/9 3/3 5A At’? 2J/11/a 9.

A pfcaianl flinch 'J'HERE are lots of simple little ways of preparing King Oscar Sardines—on toast, with Salads, in sandwiches, with tomatoes—but even if you eat them just as they are, you’d admit they are the tastiest fish you have ever tried. Try them to-morrow! tfi i\*<* BRISLINi