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Colonist, Volume LVII, Issue 13825, 21 July 1915, Page 2

c <y»SS) BRITISH." ,; \\\' "=ss:s:i^ WT$ the accuracy of every part of | . . .N^T" M g^S.A. Bicycles that makes the j \\\ v^^S machine run so smoothly and V^vN^C <^~* w^h so little effort, and more than | >x.^v^^ V i that the wear on the bearings is so J jzp^r lr^h slight that a B.S.A. Bicycle will last a i -C^!^ Jlfc ctime- No matter what other machine X^JJ? <^v y°u S et or what price you pay X% YOU WILL NOT GET jf^%: " BETTER VALUE THAN AB.S.A. 11 W \ Beside, think of the time when you I'U*fl ">^ w^ be . cycling' with friends riding J\l /^"^X== B.S.A's-^-you wouldn't like to be riding a cheap " pattern " machine would you ? \Bj§Z:zzP:\ Certainly not 1 Thenhave a B.S. A. *j>J2K^ WJ A ■B.S.iKqrdelist( E ftL)P«e. (&$& /Ail D# V' RENNIE (Representing B.S.A. Co. Ltd.), Q/\ D sP^™^/ I Aurtralian BuHdiae*. MELBOURNE. Rj V N 'ss^^3C\l R S A Cheapest in the endj&&- -, Asking for it/ #* Did you "MCJGG^i^our boots ' this morning'?'"'' hmmm , FM^--- M -u»M M » m ..»»..- m ..—■ f . m^ m . .„.,„,, .i,,,,,,,,. Ask. Your Ironmonger for i Solid »Base Boiler THE UOTQUE is the only Solid-base Boiler on the market. This feature, with its Scientific Construction, is the Exclusive and Patented Right of the Manufacturers. UNIQUE SOLIDBASE BOILERS have no delicate parts to break, and are still doing duty- when others have been " scrapped." A UNIQUE BOILER will outlast any other make, and is also specially designed to ensure the speedy boiling of water with the least expense in fuel. j SOLO BY ALL IROFMGNGERS. Mamifd. by Newberry, WaJksr, Ltd., Dsinedin.

U land, but Gerstena Porridge Meal is /"V fyL*f\ iii^m^^^^ m better for the Dominion's breakfast.. / N. K^^^^Sk , m Gerstena is best of all breakfast foods j^'JS^MSSISI M tains no. husks, and every spoonful is js^m^^^^^^^^^^m just so much downright nutrition. % 'r) I eat in two minutes 11 —busy housewives enthuse over it, fathers . IS insist on having it and even teeny children w '/ $ * v** "**?p££: m |gg * When you try it, notice particularly the tempt- ffi m ing tantalising flavour—a suggestion of nuttiness 8 8| —a rich creaminess—a sense of sunripened cereals —see if you can H H "place" the taste., Your grocer sells Gerstena Porridge Meal—have M B it for breakfast to-morrow. B WBl Mrs. Wright, of Whangarei, writes: "I am very pleased with Gerstena, B IH and have recommended several friends to use it." H Hn Here's a Recipe for Gerstena Biscuits, No. 2. |^ r-Sfc6tt<l Fnn£&t HH HBl Jib. Flour, Jib. Gerstena, ilb; sugar, £lb. butter, £ teaspoonful ginger, £ teaspoonfoj I. csM&l §Bi fl| g^\ cinnamon, 1 tableipoon baking powder, ( egg, a little milk. Mix in usual way, rot* I YvOoht'on Cdnfc^^fe'SH HH^ ■ Jhinly, and bake a light brown. " , ' « /''''w/I*'c-*!!^^^fl ]^H