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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 8 April 1927, Page 5

THE DUKE IMPRESSED. NEW ZEALAND CHILDREN. Greeted everywhere with the happy, smiling faces and plump, sturdy, dcveloped figures of our boys and girls, it is not surprising that the Duke ol York should have been so strongly impressed with the physique, of _ our children and the future of the Britons of the South. Climate, environment, training aro partly responsible for this, but another very important factor is the extensive use by New Zealand’s children of that groat natural building-up food, “Maltexo.” Thousands owe their pearly teeth, rosy complexions, and strong, well set-up bodies to Wilson’s “Maltexo.” Tu hundreds and hundreds of homes “Maltexo” is used every winter, and is now just as much an article of diet as bread and butter. Children. given “Maltexo” must brow- strong, and .sturdy, :because it is Nature’s own tonic food. With or without Cod Liver Oil, in lib I 21b jars, and 71b tins for family use. (Advt.)