Page 2 Advertisements Column 2

Star (Christchurch), Issue 11282, 9 January 1915, Page 2

The latest Report of Dr. Maclaurin, the Government Analyst, on four brands of Nelson Aloate's Tea together with the Analysis made in 1882 by Professor Blckerton, Colonial Analyst, makes interesting reading. These Analyses prove beyond contradiction that Nelson, Moate & Co.'s Teas are the Best and Purest that money and experience can buy. They prove, too, that Nelson, JWoate's Teas to-dny arc even better than they were In 1882, when retail prices were higher. Remember in both Instances the tea* were bought from local grocers—'tlia Analyst's report on the same packet and quality that you may purchase to-day. NAME OF TEA, IBS2 ■ WtxiCUl'ite D*r t .j Ror.l iMtLeiTc. •• .j Nil I Nil i Nil |•- ' ■■! Nil i Nil j Nil Nil per tent. 1 9,0 ! 9.2 8.3 ! M PRICE OF TEA, I9W »■'« ! 1/8 j 1/18 2A Spiriiat LotTtt Hrtwitl J.2 8.3 g,7- |,j I 1 35.2 135.7 < 37.4 a| 35.5 ! 38.0 ! 23.7 j 40.6 38.7 . 40.1 ) 33.5 4« 2 42.1 : 43.7 j 42,3 j 45.7 The above analvsi* eho*rs thatthe yrhoile of thess Teas aro Samples of thet« Tewt -wer« r>nrcha»*d !iom ! of good QnaJitv and quite frco from adulteration. its Wellington by one of my staff. The exrremely small qu.ant.ily of insoluble ash also indioai*. Th msh tfa ty h £ and nlc-nnhnws in the collection. f] auality, and that .frr&t fareffbtoi.K The sample* vere purchased by a stranger In jae ordinary Ueciion and prepar.iffior market. ■lit across tne countor. (Signed) A. W. BICKERTON, Colwisl Annlnt (Signed) J. 5. MACLAURIN, D.St, F.tS. Gw< Late Pnblic Analyst, ITaiu Division, Hants, England. G«od Tea Is the moat refreshing, cheapest, and invigorating drink procurable -ask for Mmzx Prices: 1/6, 1/8, 1/10, 27- 2/2, 24. 3/SBwsS^sSS^ws^^>.:i'.»>^. amicaagiisa^mmmKmaaimfliißim MJ^lJA^W^;,;..,^:,^!!!!* ;S Ol Merry youngsters full of romp and .energy—those are the kiddies who eat Gerstena. You see it's so easily digested, /and each flake is so full of nutriment—food for bone and flesh and nerves. A If you would have your children sturdy of frame and strong of muscle give them a I hBHImHI Thoroughly Cooked in 2 Minutes Purse-strings need to be tight in these days of war and small incomes—Gerstena will help you to make both ends meet, for it goes three times as far as any other porridge meal. In Summertime you can eat Gerstena with relish, and it has none of that heating effect on the blood which is the common fault with some foods. \-a. M\ 21&ISs^wlfe M Hi m&Sm*2 wrnmsi i^mw m «ift '& mm m- & Z£ m B* m mam mm > W Family Food m Nurse Donald. Harriwille Maternity Hospital, A uckland, writes: "Just a line to tell you Gerstena is the best porridge meal I have ever Vused, both for the lionsa a and for patients," JF m mn *a ■ m m m. m HH ■ «5 ke?p t. 3 V:3s\~'^^ mm** '££w^^^^^^ms3jst&

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